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wozzy   
23 May 2007
Love / Stag and Hen parties in Poland [6]

format - on stag parties we're to drunk to follow our own noses,

Seems a little innocent to me...a little like Friday night in our english village. don't you give the groom some outrageous tasks to perform like skinny-dipping in the nearest drop of water or fountain, pole dancing is good also.( no punn meant)

And what about the ladies ... they aren't all that innocent. What do they get up to ?........
wozzy   
22 May 2007
Love / Stag and Hen parties in Poland [6]

I'll be going to a polish wedding later this year, I shall be there a week before and after the wedding itself. The question someone asked me and I dindn't know the answer was...........Do polish couples have a stag and hen party as we do??

Well do they? and if they do....... Is it traditional or something new?? And does it follow the same format as ours ???
wozzy   
11 May 2007
Love / Polish Womens bodies [126]

touching her back for the first time it felt like that fake foam on a mouse mad / wrist pad..

Sounds like a blow-up doll to me.........made in poland of course.........
wozzy   
4 May 2007
Life / Gas, petrol prices in Poland [42]

[prices like that are worth sending young men off to die for]

Why kill all our young men when we should kill the man who sent them there ?....
wozzy   
22 Apr 2007
Love / The girl from poland i met ,i hope you dont meet a girl like this [59]

Boy oh boy you cirtainly like to kick a guy when he's down..........

Take all this with a pinch of salt hotbud the "old establishment" only have sympathy for themselves.

As for the body waxing don't do it....a guy who was at a beach wedding in Oz defuzzed his torso, two days later he looked as though he was covered with blackheads,........... put me off my beer........
wozzy   
6 Apr 2007
Food / what is the best way to skin and cook a rabbit? [60]

the best way to skin and cook a rabbit?

Take you'r trapped, shot or roadkill rabbit and lay on kitchen table.
Take a sharp knife and cut from the inside knee of the hind leg down across the inner groin and up to the other knee.

break both hind legs at the knee and draw the skin down over the body of the animal to the fore legs.
Snap and break each knee and sever with knife, draw and peel the skin over the head cut the ears off the scull. It's a little like taking off a jumper.

You should have a complete rabit skin with four feet and ear tuned inside out. Cut off the ears and feet from the pelt and stich up the mouth and holes left by the forepaws and ears leave turned insde out and scape off any fatty areas, thenrub all over with salt peter to cure the skins, these make good feet warmers for children to wear inside wellies during cold winter snows.

Back to the rabbit...........Slit the rabbit from groin to ribcage and remove intestines, the heart, liver and kidneys keep to add to the flavour when cooking. Cut off the head and throw away.

Place rabbit in slow cooker with chunky vegtables and season with salt pepper and garlic, add 1ltr of water and cook slowly for 2-3 hours.....delishshshsh.

BTW. Just got back from Australia, and saw pleanty of roadkill Kangaroo's and only one live one. The're on the menue served meadium rare (tough iff overcooked) and they are very tasty, very much like venison.
wozzy   
12 Mar 2007
Language / Dates in Polish ( examples ) [21]

In Polish you might also see something like this: 11 - III - 2007

Thats interesting first time i've seen that, do the roman numerals follow throughout the whole year?
wozzy   
11 Mar 2007
Language / Dates in Polish ( examples ) [21]

You stated "American English" .

In England it's day-month-year.............today is sunday the 11th of march 2006.

thats English English.............:) :)
wozzy   
6 Feb 2007
Real Estate / WHERE to get permit for property in Poland? [22]

but where do I go to exactly, and what do they need?

for purchase permits.............

Department Zezwolen i Koncesji MSWiA
ul. Domaniewska 36/38
02-672 Warszawa

tele..(022) 845 19 38 fax 845 97 81
email..waii@dzik.mswia.gov.pl

information line .........Zezwolenia (022) 601 59 98

Koncesje ......(022) 601 41 88

Hope this will help someone..............
wozzy   
14 Jan 2007
Food / Pierogi (polish Dumpling) Lovers Here???? [76]

how about something without the dead animal...?

Make "pierogi" with Chineese spring roll filling on a redular basis...........mmm..
wozzy   
12 Jan 2007
Travel / What attracts tourist to Poland? [54]

“Świński mózg z jajkiem i cebulką” ( “Pigs brain with an egg and onion”

Dad used to come home with half a pigs head and four trotters (pigs feet) to make martadella (?) a type of brawn.

The contents of the pigs brain box was his treat, made as said and fried in butter. Never got to try it myself, We allowed him this selfish act without any complaints.....:)
wozzy   
6 Jan 2007
UK, Ireland / Cheap Flights on WizzAir.....is it a con ? [27]

Is this a genuine offer you think ?

It's genuine alright......Flew with Wizz air in late october 2006 Liverpool-Katowice return
paid £1 outward 1p homeward . Plus taxes £139. for three of us.

Thought there would be some kind of hitch but no, trouble free flight. If you can get it go for it.

Didn't have any trouble booking via the booking system, I should try again.
wozzy   
22 Dec 2006
Genealogy / Genealogy help required - Iwasik... [6]

My grandfather was too young and his older sister would not talk about it

Kathleen you could try some of these...make a search of ellis island records.

familysearch.org
polishroots.org/gendobry/gendobry_index.htm
rtrfoundation.org
nancy.polishsite.us

Try name searches you'd be supprised what you may find.......
.Good luck and Merry Christmas
wozzy   
20 Dec 2006
Food / What are the best Polish sausages? (apart from by bfs) [22]

I got two here in the fridge at work...........a big fat one for snacking on its a "KRAKOWSKA" good smoked garlicky one, The other is "KIELBASA RZESZOWSKA" two minutes in the microwave and dip the end in mustard great.

Love boiling rings also but as always quality meats make the differance.
wozzy   
15 Dec 2006
Love / Getting engaged! I'm 18, he's 28. WOW [72]

i wish i had a boyfriend right now.. i am so lonly.. *sad**tears comming down my face*

That was quick!!!

You were wishing for a boyfriend 7 days ago.............

Your a fast worker for sure........:)
wozzy   
5 Dec 2006
News / Fake Polish Passports? [11]

It's not just east european countries who are in the fake / stollen passport market. Britian has been a market leader in forgeries since the second world war.

Saw the same programme last night, and couldn't see the point of the whole programe.
She goes around Europe obtaining fake passports, gets ripped off a couple of times and enters Britian a couple of times useing fake or stolen doc's.

Whole thing was a little boreing .........now if she'd been cought and got 15 years for each fake passport.......then that would be a story
wozzy   
26 Nov 2006
Language / The Value of Movies in Learning Polish [40]

well movies would be very useful but

I understand what you're saying...it will be almost impossible to do.

But with a few basic lessons in Polish vocabulary, films are a great insight into day to day language, the way people realy do speake to one another in various situations.

After studying a film for 2/3 times you realy do begin to hear what is being said, the speach becomes clearer and they don't sound like a gaggle of geese any longer.

In America there is a vast amount of Polish film with english subtitle available. Just google Polish dvd and your'e away......
wozzy   
23 Nov 2006
News / Terrible School Incident in Gdansk, Poland [34]

I remmeber at school, when I was 13 i was hung by ankles out a fifth story window

BLOODY HELL CASPER !!!! I should think you'd never forget it..

Now that your older and probably bigger than them, why don't you track them down and get you revenge?
wozzy   
21 Nov 2006
Travel / Visiting girlfriend in Poland for Christmas, need some advice [15]

Hi br1ev8.....First of all don't worry about it all, Polish people are very hospitable they love strangers, especialy prospective family members.

Language is always a problem but you do have a means of communication through your girlfriend. When I found previously unknown Polish family, my language was limited but good enough my wife couldn't speake at all but what fun we had with a Polish - English dictionary.

Gifts when visiting are the same as everywhere, shortages in Poland are well past, so flowers and chocs for the ladies, wine and liquer always welcome ,music cd's, dvd, and sweets for children go down well.

The rest play it by ear, be prepared to being a curiosity for a while, the kids poping thier heads around the door but you'll love it . good luck.
wozzy   
20 Nov 2006
USA, Canada / I see Asda have wised up - they have a Polish section now [13]

They put all of the small mom and pop shops out of business.

Wrong.............walmart customers put the small shops out of business, they shop there in the thousands and say " what a pity he had to close, it was a nice business once"
wozzy   
20 Nov 2006
News / Made in Poland products? [66]

There is a new "sklep" opened in our town. great I thought, but when i bought some food items they were very second grade. Both looked well enough but in sealed packs, yet they didn't taste right at all, both the bacon and the ham susage had smoke flavouring and were distinctly artificial.

Ah well back to the deli store at the local market.