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From: UK
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Interests: Skiing, mountains, music, reading, taking the mickey and terrapins

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szarlotka   
27 Mar 2007
Love / Polish men are more sexy.... [64]

Er what's a srub when it's at home.

Why is everyone beating up the Brits?

Are you Poles more sexy than the French, Italians, Nepalese, too?
szarlotka   
27 Mar 2007
Travel / me in poland :) [37]

i dont like any religion

For me that reads' I don't need any religion'. We all need a crutch in life, something that supports us in difficult moments. For me it's my family and friends. I respect the part that religion plays in others' lives. I don't respect having their beliefs forced down my throat.

Just say no to zealots.:)
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

We will just all go to britain (ouch with more 40 millions ppl it will sink Im afraid

The East Coast is sinking already (isostasy I think it's called) so you can all go to Wales to balance it up:)
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

yeah... just think how much money you guys will make when the property purchase restrictions are dropped in a couple of years and the brits buy up all you got... you guys are gonna be rolling in it...

Light the blue touch paper and retire........
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

I dont mind working in foreign company for foreign investor but I want to live in my own polish home (not english).

Ola, I understand that. Seriously I do. And I want my sons to be able to buy a home in their country too, if they choose to live here. I'm sure that you know all about wealth creation and how it would eventually work through to the people who deserve it most - he Polish people. The fact is for the people to be able to afford higher prices with higher wages the profits have to be within Poland. I am very concerned about the very high levels of short term profit taking right now. House prices were bound to rise. They were rising when I was there between 2001 and 2004. It can only be compensated by more wealth for the Polish people. It would never have been perfect but with more retained wealth it would have hurt fewer people. Like I said somewhere else or maybe earlier in this thread, signing up to the EU meant that Poland accepted free movement of both capital and labour. I just hope that the longer term benefits of membership eventually outweigh the short term pain. I could go on and on about this subject but it would probably bore everyone to death so I'll stop.
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

because I think most capitalists that make money on us are english.

Maybe the most obvious sign of capital takeover is people buying residential property but the biggest inward 'investment' at a corporate level (company takeover, 'partnerships' etc.) was (in the last figures I saw 18 months sgo) from France. And they were reluctant to let Poles in to work. Who bought TPSA for example. How many Novotels have sprung up? A lot of Polish profits are now sent back to other EU countries.

I
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

throw in a szarlotka and you got yourself a deal! (oh and please be so kind as to through in transprt costs. there's another potato famine here

OK as long as you don't mind flying Aeroflot. And don't all of you feel sorry for Daffy and his potato famine. The only reason people can't get potatoes and fries is cos Ireland is so damned expensive these days the tourists can't afford them.
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

I think the whole world hates a particular type of English tourist - the sort that gets all the press on the stag night debacles and the soccer fans. But there again so do I and I'm English.

As for Daffy's comments on 700 years of occupation, I would like to apologise on behalf of the English and am prepared to offer him a similar deal to the one Jose was on about. Half a square metre of land (in Siberia mind you) and a small whippet to stand on it.
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

omg! ive just funded a tarterist!!! its be 9/11 times 1,000,000!!!

Yes. The world will be turned into a cherry tart or a nice custard trifle and you will have played your part- heh heh.

There will be phantom flan flingers on the streets of every major capital city in the world before you can say Ossie bin Lady:)
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

you know, i had some szarlotka when i was in rynek last..mmmm goood...

I am secretly in the employ of the Polish National Tart Association. I get 5% of all tart sales (I'd better rephrase that):)
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
Life / Puertorican says GOOD-BYE to Poland forever [104]

Hey Jose, do you seriously believe that you can converse with people from around the world via written communication in a publicly available Forum and not uncover reactions that are not typical or representative? Most people in most countries are good people but everyone has their fair share of bigots and self opinionated, vocal antagonists. You have chosen to debate racialism and nationalism in a Forum. Take a word of advice from someone whom you kindly referred to as a dinosaur (ageism sucks too my friend) and keep those conversations face to face in the future and with people you know well. Yes you have been naive in my opinion but I have the impression (which is all you can get from these exchanges) that you are a good and caring person. And like Daffy says, Poland is a wonderful country. Your best chance of seeing that is to visit.
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
UK, Ireland / DONT WORK FOR premiernursinguk [33]

Excuse me. The correct method of using this Forum would have been for you to have posted an entry into a new thread under the job opportunities section and then waited for the response. We are merely reacting to the fact that you have hijacked every thread with the same entry. Use the forum correctly and we will not repond in this manner.
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
UK, Ireland / DONT WORK FOR premiernursinguk [33]

I warned her. Now I am going to flood that e-mail inbox of hers. The spammer is going to be spammed:)
szarlotka   
26 Mar 2007
UK, Ireland / DONT WORK FOR premiernursinguk [33]

i think bubbawoo scared NICHOLA away

Perhaps she's consulting with her lawyers:)
szarlotka   
22 Mar 2007
Language / Why don't you have only one past tense in English? [14]

It is all right learning grammar terms but they have to be used too.

Very true Michal. A lot of the tenses have fallen into disuse anyway. Its a pareto distribution, you will be correct 90% of th etime with 10% of the knowledge. Anyway I notice you are studying law which is a far more complex language!
szarlotka   
22 Mar 2007
Language / Why don't you have only one past tense in English? [14]

Ah conjugation (for years I thought you would be arrested for it)

Overview follows

1. Judy saved thirty dollars. (past)
2. Judy will save thirty dollars. (future)
3. Judy has saved thirty dollars. (present perfect)
4. Judy had saved thirty dollars by the end of last month. (past perfect)
5. Judy will have saved thirty dollars by the end of this month. (future perfect)

In total there are about (as I recall) thirty different tense combinations. The five above should be enough to srat with. Imperfect tenses next (I was planning to do them now but work got in the way)
szarlotka   
22 Mar 2007
USA, Canada / Polish Canadians [117]

The gentlest and least prejudiced people I've ever met (and I've travelled a lot) are the inhabitants of the British Isles: English, Irish, and Scots.

he must have a really bad experiance in those countries, which, of course doesn't justify his rants.

No Miranda, he is obviously deranged. Gentlest, least prejudiced? And I come from here!:)

My vote goes for Thailand or Vietnam.
szarlotka   
19 Mar 2007
UK, Ireland / Have you heard of Sheffield United Football Club? [11]

I think the poster is looking for anecdotal stories about The Blades. You know, things like they have the cheapest meat pies in the Premiership (dunno if this is true btw) or they used to hang visiting supporters if they wore more than two scarves. Sorry, can't help being a Liverpool fan an all.

They got thumped at Chelsea this weekend if that helps. Oh and they've got the biggest mouthed manager in the world.
szarlotka   
19 Mar 2007
News / The Impact of Poland joining the EU [64]

Very true M. It won't be long before people are priced out of areas where they have grown up, just like here in the UK
szarlotka   
19 Mar 2007
News / The Impact of Poland joining the EU [64]

Nice move:)

As long as my partners in Poland, Latvia, Estonia and Thailand don't do a runner so have I. Off on a whistlestop tour round the first three tomorrow for four days just to make sure they're not planning to do just that:)

In Thailand. Three villas on Koh Samui, part share in a hotel on Koh Samui. and two aprtments in BK
szarlotka   
19 Mar 2007
News / The Impact of Poland joining the EU [64]

there have been significant changes in the property market since EU entry

And my pension fund is very, very grateful :)
szarlotka   
19 Mar 2007
News / The Impact of Poland joining the EU [64]

It’s almost three years now since Poland entered the EU. Aside from the obvious impact on the relative freedom of Poles to work elsewhere in the EU, what do you consider to be the main impacts of accession, both positive and negative?