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PolskaDoll   
12 Jul 2007
UK, Ireland / British taxpayers pay homeless Polish to go home. [184]

I currently work with - English, Irish, Scottish, Polish, Romanian, Czech, Hungarian, French, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Chinese, Thai, Indian and a New Zealander and thats a small business.

(Quoting myself now - how sad! lol)

I've been thinking about it and I have worked with many, many nationalities over the years but I have never worked with anyone from Germany and I know no one I know has ever worked with a German. Is there a reason for this? Surely Germans travel too???
PolskaDoll   
12 Jul 2007
UK, Ireland / British taxpayers pay homeless Polish to go home. [184]

Mr P, Any one and everyone lives in the UK, I would bet my next months salary if you couldnt find a nationality living in my country...!

I currently work with - English, Irish, Scottish, Polish, Romanian, Czech, Hungarian, French, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Chinese, Thai, Indian and a New Zealander and thats a small business.

I dont expect polish people to understand the universe beyond the polish borders. The vast majority of you cant afford a computer and a larger minority cant fford a computer with the internet. Every thing you learn is from out of date dusty books or dodgy eastern european tv. And most of you dont travel cause you cant, you get turned around cause countries dont want eastern third world europeans turning up at their doorsteps.

If I typed the foul language I used after reading this post I would be barred for life - believe me! teashoci, trying getting out of your Glaswegian borders and blinkers before you comment on anyone else!
PolskaDoll   
12 Jul 2007
UK, Ireland / English people attitude towards Poles? [761]

Quoting: teashoci
walk around looking like they are going to be executed and they never smile.

that's because they're with you

Got agree with Daisy - especially if teashoci is making the same remarks to these people as he is on this site!

At the end of the day there is always going to be people who think that having Polish people in the country is a negative thing and they'll be racist towards them and they'll make comments here about them and how they should go home etc...

But then there is the people who are more openminded and can accept working and living with people from other cultures and, for the most part, enjoy it and enjoy learning about other people.
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish men in the United Kingdom [29]

Bronko is more than likely British with a big chip on their shoulder.

Have to agree with this!
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish men in the United Kingdom [29]

Why do so many Polish male workers intend to stay in the United Kingdom when the women there are ugly and the food is lousy?

Here we go! ANOTHER one!

Wonder if it's the same person using different identities ?

Huge probability!
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
Love / OK then Girls, whats good about the Polish lady?? [46]

don't get me wrong, its not because i want to have lots and lots of women or that i'm not ready for the commitment

didn't think that, but if you're like me you just aren't ready. You'll know when you are ready - I'm pretty sure I will!

i want to have first kid by the age of 30
So marriage about 28 :)

I'm 28 now! But I just think that if I do the marriage thing in next five years and a kid follows then I'm ok. At the moment I just think of marriage as stifling! Don't know why as such!
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
Love / OK then Girls, whats good about the Polish lady?? [46]

lol, i wanna wait till i'm in my 30's before i consider it!!!!

My word! Someone else! I also can't even consider thinking about marriage etc until I am in my thirties and my friends all think I am nuts! They cannot understand why I want to wait!
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
Love / OK then Girls, whats good about the Polish lady?? [46]

Kool well i'm officially a member of 'the best' i'm not perfect but the best

i don't lie or cheat when it comes to girls or any of my friends

Good! :-) I think we can accept you as one of 'the best'. :-)
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
Love / OK then Girls, whats good about the Polish lady?? [46]

the british, were all football hooligans or drunken layabouts, lol.

aren't we??? lol :-)

for men to be the best it takes only 2 things :
DO NOT LIE
DO NOT CHEAT
amen

Well said Bunia! :-)
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
Love / OK then Girls, whats good about the Polish lady?? [46]

hhhhmmmm its a bit of a bad guess 'lady in red' i had a polish girl before i was just asking hte opinion of you ladies, but hay i got abuse instead, thats cool with me, i can keep my head above choppy waters, i'm big and bad enough to look after myself now, LOL

I don't think you got abuse Tornado but if you read over some old topics you'll see that this topic about Polish women repeats itself. Probably your original topic post was innocent enough but there have been so many that there are a few who are getting sick of this constant questions about why Polish women are different or what is good.
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
UK, Ireland / British taxpayers pay homeless Polish to go home. [184]

can you cook and clean

I don't believe that this has anything to do with the subject title of your original post

Of course, I was brought up properly, all traditional english stuff though none of this foreign muck

Yorkshire Puddings all round then??? :-)
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
Love / Polish mail order brides? [89]

Lol........Nice one,

Made me laugh :)

No problem!
Sometimes its best just to answer with humour! :-)

(PS The scary thing is, I actually know a girl who came to the UK as a Thai Mail Order bride).
PolskaDoll   
11 Jul 2007
Love / Polish mail order brides? [89]

Yeah, there must definitely be some expert on this or a book you can read with all the information. Help you weigh up the pros and cons.

Read my book entitled "The Complete Guide to Mail Order Brides Around the World" its available in all good bookshops and RRPs at £13.99 (£4.95 p&p).

;-)
PolskaDoll   
10 Jul 2007
Work / Work Ethic of Polish Workers [19]

are taking jobs from other people, ( have only one job and dont be selfish)

from my experience in my workplace Poles are not taking jobs from other people but are, in fact filling vacancies that local people (who are apparently crying out for a job) are not interested in (for example - kitchen and domestic duties). As these are the lowest paid jobs in my workplace I would not be surprised if some of them felt they had to take on another job to earn enough money to live. I get a good wage and even I am considering taking on a bar job to suppliment what I already earn.

they dont have time for appreciate the life ( they re always working)

I agree with that to a certain degree. However, from what I understand from some Polish friends, they spend their days off better - like visiting places etc. Whereas I might be quite inclined to go shopping or cut the grass!
PolskaDoll   
9 Jul 2007
Love / Are men more unhappy about being single than women [47]

For me its a case of "yes it would be nice to be with someone" but Im not going to get worked up about it since there are worse things that can happen in life and stressing about it isnt going to make it happen.

Yes. I would be happy to be with someone permanent but then again, I am happy being on my own for the most part!
PolskaDoll   
6 Jul 2007
Love / My Polish boyfriend never says 'l love you' to me, what should i do? [93]

Moire - I've just read this for the first time. Your guy never said he loved you, so when he proposed, did he tell you he loved you then??? I would sincerely hope so! If he did, has he said it since???

If you didn't call him or text him or email him would there be any contact other than MSN???

I sincerely wish you well if this the relationship you want and it works out, you haven't said anything about it since May so I hope that things have changed since then and he is more verbally attentive. If not, then you must find another guy.
PolskaDoll   
2 Jul 2007
UK, Ireland / Unemployed due to Polish who work in the UK [126]

I have no faith left in the system, I had a job working in manual labour , when i was made redundent because they wanted to get two poles for the price of me, I have been out of work for a month and am behind in my rent and facing eviction , only to have poles move in opposite who apparently have just come to this country, but have sky TV a new car, and brand new clothes.

I went to town the other day to do some shopping and many shops are now stocking polish food, giving us English limited choice in our shops.

How do you poles feel about this on here.

You must have been on some wage if it covers the employment of two Polish people (even on minimum wage!).

I think its fantastic that many shops are stocking Polish food. I have to say, its absolute rubbish that the choice is limited now in shops. Think about the food you actually eat Pete, I'd be willing to bet that over 50% is not of English origin anyway. Do you eat Chinese, Indian or Mexican? Do you eat Pizza? Well, that's of Italian origin just like pasta etc. Kebabs are not English. Use your Internet connection for a better purpose and find out what you're talking about!

And, I am not normally this mean, but if you are really without money and facing eviction then you could probably save £30 a month by cancelling your Broadband connection!
PolskaDoll   
27 Jun 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish Food in Edinburgh [29]

There is even a Polish bakery on Home Street.

Its called The Pine Tree Bakery, I have just been reading about it!

"Retail and wholesale craft bakery products including bread, rolls and cakes. All products are based on traditional Polish recipes and made on premises by a master baker. We only use flour imported from Poland. Free of all additives, chemicals and preservatives."

This is a quote from Edinburgh Council Website.

edinburghnews.scotsman.com/business.cfm?id=1884492006

is an article from last year about the beginning of Polish shops in Edinburgh including restaurant Bigos
PolskaDoll   
27 Jun 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish Food in Edinburgh [29]

Why the suspicion?

As it is, she is half Polish and half Australian. Edinburgh will be the first city she visits on her arrival in the UK. She will visit Poland later in the year but up until then she is very keen on sampling much traditional Polish food and hospitality.

Indeed, she will be sampling the food of other cultures and has found a Kurdish restaurant in Edinburgh called Laraz - I will likely be joining her in Edinburgh and she wishes me to go to this restaurant so if anyone has heard of it - opinions?
PolskaDoll   
27 Jun 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish Food in Edinburgh [29]

Thanks szkotja2007, this is most helpful :-) I believe the prices are very reasonable as well?
PolskaDoll   
27 Jun 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish Food in Edinburgh [29]

Try "Bigos" on Leith Walk.

I'm glad you suggested this. I read a good review about Bigos just a few moments ago and was about to recommend this place to her. I was going to ask people to give their views on this place if they knew of it.

How is Edinburgh phonetically pronounced?

Its probably most like Ed-in-buh-ruh