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tornado2007   
18 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

good review of the situation, thanks, i'm sure your right and yes they did both do the right thing, at least you actually understood what i meant instead of jumping in thinking i'm hammering home about the polish drinking culture. I wasn't really concerned with he drunk, i was concerned for the poor grl and the boyfriend.
tornado2007   
17 Mar 2008
Love / 5 ways how to pick up (cute Polish) guys? [146]

maybe your right, it would have saved me lot of trouble, first i'm too friendly with under aged girls, then i have a fetish, lol what next!!!!! :)
tornado2007   
17 Mar 2008
Love / 5 ways how to pick up (cute Polish) guys? [146]

stuffed animals don't make a woman cute! ...lol ..

they do when they cuddle up to them and fall asleep, all girls look cute when they are sleeping, i don't know what it is.

i'll be quiet...yeah, right! lol ;):P

lol, i better pack my bags and leave the country now then, the internet spies will have seen the talk and want to question mr T for having friends who are minors!!!!!
tornado2007   
17 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / My fellow brits here - are "traitors" by not dating English girls? [103]

So that means, i have been and probably will be a traitor to Britain again for dating a foreign national. What sort of statement is that. I'm British so i have to date a British girl, how rediculous is that for an idea. I tell you what let's just seal up the borders and have nobody move from one country to another.

Thanks

T (traitor to his nation apparently)
tornado2007   
17 Mar 2008
Love / 5 ways how to pick up (cute Polish) guys? [146]

lol....are they 12 torny? i don't have stuffed animals since.....a long time ago.... ;P:)

omg, where are all the cute ladies!!!! who love a teddy bear now and again :) i mean really all these woman growing up so fast now a days :)

on a point no there not 12 :)

i'm jokinggg, actually i have big old bear with straw inside, very unique pet, i love the way it swish! lol

you see now thats the definition of 'cuteness' :) girls should never be wthout their comforts :)

do you suggest i'm less than 12? hehe

well according to Polishgirlx i have a lot of friends under the age of 12. Be careful what you say polishgirlx i wouldn't like the boys in blue to knock on my door and take me away!!!!
tornado2007   
17 Mar 2008
Love / 5 ways how to pick up (cute Polish) guys? [146]

No it's mine, I don't share. Would you share your girlfriend?

my goodness if she was a blow up sheep i'd kick her out, lol :)

i'm too old for stuffed pets hehehe

thats not true Panienka, i know girls who are much older than you that have stuffed bears, animals or whatever!! who has told you that?? :)

they have made Stag Party on Polish forum ...

where let me see :)
tornado2007   
17 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / Gang attack Polish man with knife [87]

Its simple, the attack was done by a group from the 'MINOITY' the 'MAJORITY' of Brits or English however its been categorised would not dream of doing such a thing. Yes the people who did it probably are 'racists' or just plain and simple 'anti foreigners' but there is not way it can be considered the general concensous of the UK or England.

ANybody who says that is speaking out of their backsides :) Whether or not the guy was Polish, Black, Asian or whatever, its not really relevant, the fact is that they were 'immigrants' which is at the moment a big subject on the lips of people in England

People talk but usually don't commit such crimes as to stab somebody because they are an 'immigrant'

RE: my earlier post still stands, yes people are worried about immigration however the 'MAJORITY' will only talk about it rather than act in such a way. I will also say again, its not just the Polish who suffer there are many other races who suffer the same kind of treatment unfortunately. I just wish these idiots would stop what their doing and actually contribute towards solving the problem of immigration.
tornado2007   
17 Mar 2008
Love / 5 ways how to pick up (cute Polish) guys? [146]

Why do you need "cute Polish guys" when you've got me? An English studmuffin.

yeah there is nothing wrong with the Brits, or even the Yanks :) although Luckaz will probably show a picture of the Brits in poland doing all sorts of stuff with bins and blow up dolls, like yesterday :)

competition!

competition??? for what and where??? are people organising things for me without my prior knowledge :)
tornado2007   
17 Mar 2008
Language / misleading differences between Polish and English languages [92]

Polish kant
English cunt

Polish PiS
English piss (these actually seem to be synonyms at times)

Polish mak
English muck

i totally get where your coming from there :)

Gary is an English/American name
gary in Polish is saucepans or pots ;)

lol, a name that means something in another language
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / Gang attack Polish man with knife [87]

The proof is found in some of the British people themselves, and their attitudes towards Poles and other Eastern European immigrants. You have a perfect example of them in No-Immigration, right on PF here, and in other members who have come along the way, and who are now probably banned.
With prevailing attitudes like that, then I don't doubt at all that Poles would be targetted.

your talking about a minority of people mate, there is no way that the majority of people are 'fed up with poles' specifically, i think its rubbish and i think your trying to wind a few people up :)
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

how do people react in UK when somebody starts to masturabe on street or fuk dust-bin ?

lol i don't think that happens here, well i've never seen it anyway :)
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

I was just saying it has nothing to do with Eastern Europe(the nationalities in question) and I was giving an example of what would happen if all Polish were involved.

ok i get you

to the drunk guy (ok, so he was Polish in this case, but could so easily have been Swedish / American / Japanese / whatever)?

yes of course he could have been anything, totally, it just happened he was polish that was all, i didn't say it to start anything, lol.

weren't you more interested in the Lithuanian girl's response to the drunk guy

yes, lol, thats what i'm trying to say, i mean guys get drunk, sheeessshhh i mean who dosen't know that. I was interested in both the LIthuanian girls response and her bf's response. I'm yet to ask him as i didn't mention it to him at the party for obvious reasons.
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

read the story, not everybody involved is polish, i accept what your saying but hay, people just can't wait to pop of a few rounds before looking at the target :)
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

and I asked the question. Is it normal bahaviour in Uk ? I pointed out.

yeah i think pretty much there is a lot of the behvaiour that you and others have described in this forum, that goes on week in week out in the uk. I was actually thinking that in the situation i was talking about, it was handled well especially by the boyfried, i was not being negative but positive. I just felt sorry for the girl that was all.
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

ok fair point, but i wasn't specificly making a 'point' about the culture i was asking a 'question' so to be mobed with 'your slagging poles' isn't really valid because i was asking the question not making a point
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

sit down and shut up, in fact apoligise, i put this in the Polish Culture section as there is not a section that just says 'culture'. So where else can i stick it, apart from where the sun dosen't shine!!!!!.

Secondly i think you'll find in two of my posts on this forum i have specificly said i'm not pointing out a single 'nationality' whether, polish, lithuanian or slovak. So you can take your words back thank you very much and leave your paranoid statements at the door on your way out of the topic if your going to be like that
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

Ok, again, I don't know the full set up, but surely you would have come off well if you'd stepped in and said something along the lines if "Come on mate - back off... you're out of line here". You'd probably have gathered some support from other blokes there.

yeah your probably right, actually maybe i could have done something

That's not always how it happens for the all-British scenario at all. I think Wroclaw has it.

lucky you if you don't find that kind of reaction
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

the part about not screaming in public and been rejected by fellow japanese kind of reminds me of the Asian 'honour' or 'loss of face' although i could be totally wrong there of course.
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

gues nationality of this tourists :P

no mate i feel its a valid point, as i said before though i wasn't picking on a particular nationality or saying there was a cultural problem as far as (the drunken pole) was concerned, more to do with the reaction of the lady in question and boyfriend.

i see the funny side of your post and the serious one at the same time
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

I'm not saying that I'm more hardened to it, but maybe it would take a hell of a lot more to shock / make me feel uncorfortable by comparison? Does that make sense?

yeah i see what your saying, the suggestive language, the physical stuff too, i guess it can be un-nerving and now i come to think of it, maybe what caused the lack of reaction is that she froze. More like she didn't know what to do. I guess if your in a house full of relative strangers then things are a bit different than when your amongst your own friends.

Suppose the communications barrier didn't help, as she didn't speak much english and she told me she didn't udnerstand Slovak/Polish. I actually felt sorry for her, however was powerless to do anything as it was not my place to do so.
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

I don't think that this is specific to nationality.

i was thinking more of an Eastern European culture rather than specific nationality, thanks for your in put though.

Could it not be that the alcohol was taken into consideration and the girl and boyfriend were just acting in an adult fashion. Why fight when you don't have to.

of course your right but the girl seemed pretty shaken up to me when we were speaking afterwards, i mean at least the guy should have been shown the door.
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / Gang attack Polish man with knife [87]

Ok i have a few points to make on this,

Firstly, whoever was responsible for the attack, should be seriously punished, long term jail, whipped, flogged or whatever, regardless of nationalities involved things like this should not be allowed to happen!!!

Secondly, It's idiots like these who go round stabbing immigrants which gives the rest of Britain a bad name. While i can't say i'm happy with our immigration policies at the moment i'm not one (like most of the British population) to take up arms and radomly attack immigrants whether they be Polish, Czech, Indian, Iraqi or an other nationality. What a stupid and rediculous way to try and make a point. Its racist, biggoted idiots like these who get all the lime light for doing such a stupid thing, when all of those who just want immigration to be sorted out get left in the wings.

I lay the blame at the hnads of two areas, firstly, the dirty scumbags who exicute such attacks, what sort of human beings are they, that is if they are at all!!!! Seconldy the Press, who love to pick up on this sort of story because they know that it will cause tension on other medians such as Polish forums :). therefore, having the effect where the polish react and then the scumbags react and so on and so on. So instead of sorting out the problem of immigration we have to deal with idiots running round with knives stabbing people and the Poles who think there the only people to get attacked in the UK.

It sorts nothing, SORT IT OUT BRITAIN!!!!
tornado2007   
16 Mar 2008
Life / Culture & Women [80]

I attended a Birthday celebration last night/this morning of one of my friends who is Slovakian, Therefore obviously there were a lot of Central Europe / Eastern Europeans in attendance.

I'l get straight to the point, firstly, i'll tell you what happened and then i'll tell you what would of happened if everybody concerned was British.

So my friend who's Birthday it is has a girlfriend (lithuanian) his best friend (polish) has had a few to many vodka's, lagers and whatever else he must have been drinking. So drunken Pole approaches Lithuanian girl and starts speaking to her pretty explicitly what he wants to do with her and how etc etc, for some reason he also decided to talk about my friend (the Slovakian) and what a good bloke he was. So at the moment i'm standing there wondering why the drunken pole is coming onto my mates girlfiend and at the same time telling her what a great bloke his friend is!!!!. It dosen't end there, after enough of the chat he starts to grab her, touch her and even tries kissing her. At this point my friend, who's birthday it is, walks into the room and see's whats happening. Then a conversation takes place in slovak/polish which neither me or Mrs. LIthuania can't understand but whatever was said was neither aggressive or threatening.

So even when my friend left again drunken polak goes back to his ways. This proceeds fora while until unfortunately for mr drunken polak he falls over and hurts himself, so there ends the sexual harrasment, lol.

After seeing all this and being pretty amazed that world war three didn't start out, Mrs Lithuania started to talk to me about drunk guys, her English was not that great as she hadn't been in the country long. I told her had that happened, where all concerned were british, one of two things would have happened, in fact probably both. Firstly the Girl would have pushed away, slapped, hit or did whatever she could to get the guy away from her and secondly the boyfriend would of stood for none of it if somebody was touching up his girlfriend in the way drunken polak was. I asked Mrs Lithuania why she did neither of these things, she just shrugged her shoulders and said 'it happens'.

So my question is, this type of behaviour on the part of the girl, is it normal to just stand there and take whatever a bloke wants to throw at you??? Also on the part of the boyfriend, is it the usual approach just to stand back and make out like you don't give a dam??

The situation left me pretty confused as to, 1, what approach is best, let the guy do what he wants, or get stuck in and defend yourself, if your the girl, or defend your girl, if your the boyfriend!!!

A little explanation would be nice, if at all it is a cultural thing or just the reactions of the individuals involved.

P.S. I'm by now way emplying that all Poles are like the (drunken Polak) it just happened that he was polish :)

thnx

T
tornado2007   
14 Mar 2008
Language / misleading differences between Polish and English languages [92]

Ow right i see, what you mean, reading over them again i have noticed, lol. i can even finish this off for you, lol, kurwa is whore :) Before i didn't have a clue what it represented, i thought it was the same word written twice like in English then two different meanings,

a little like when men say yes it means yes and when women say yes it means maybe :)

there must be more of these, i wonder it its in Polish only!!
tornado2007   
14 Mar 2008
News / Do you think that Polish catholics resent the new German Pope? [108]

ow of course religion is all innocent :) don't make me laugh. WHen you finish banging whatever book you choose too and wake up maybe one day you will lead your own life instead of following the one that is dictated to you