szkotja2007
29 Sep 2009
szkotja2007
28 Sep 2009
Life / Scientology in Poland [24]
Scientologists believe that when they die they are taken to a station in Venus where they are cleansed and then return to earth.
I would far rather believe that a virgin got pregnant to a guy that was also his father and then died but then came alive again and lets bad stuff happen now and then to make him look smart ( cos only he knows why it happened ).Oh, and he also gave Scotland a s**te football team.
Scientologists believe that when they die they are taken to a station in Venus where they are cleansed and then return to earth.
I would far rather believe that a virgin got pregnant to a guy that was also his father and then died but then came alive again and lets bad stuff happen now and then to make him look smart ( cos only he knows why it happened ).Oh, and he also gave Scotland a s**te football team.
szkotja2007
27 Sep 2009
Life / Communion, why do only half of church-goers in Poland take it? [41]
The Free Church of Scotland dont.
I mean does Church of England, Methodist, Baptist etc receive communion on a regular basis?
The Free Church of Scotland dont.
szkotja2007
27 Sep 2009
News / ARE POLISH PEOPLE TAKING OUR JOBS OR DOING OUR JOBS??!! DISCUSS. [126]
Immigrants from Scotland and Ireland were taken in as cheap labour.
We have always done it ..who worked the millls in Manchester?
Immigrants from Scotland and Ireland were taken in as cheap labour.
szkotja2007
27 Sep 2009
News / ARE POLISH PEOPLE TAKING OUR JOBS OR DOING OUR JOBS??!! DISCUSS. [126]
'Course it is.
We get Jenners and you get water rates.
maybe different in Scotland...maybe??
'Course it is.
Jenners
60 water rates
We get Jenners and you get water rates.
szkotja2007
26 Sep 2009
History / Polish contribution to England during war [60]
Sorry, I thought you said -
No, the threads title is
Polish contribution to England during war
I was talking about Polands contribution to the BRITISH!
Sorry, I thought you said -
Polish contribution was very small in the Napolenic era when thinking of contributing England.
It's what the threads name is right?
No, the threads title is
Polish contribution to England during war
szkotja2007
26 Sep 2009
History / Polish contribution to England during war [60]
Two of the best Marshals that Napoleon had were Józef Antoni Poniatowski and Jacques MacDonald.
I think Polish contribution was very small in the Napolenic era
Two of the best Marshals that Napoleon had were Józef Antoni Poniatowski and Jacques MacDonald.
szkotja2007
25 Sep 2009
History / The Battle of Vienna - Poland helped save Europe [57]
Certainly thats what the French did !
At that time in history were the Germans allies of the Poles ?
They also had to keep fighting the Turks for another 16 years.
Certainly thats what the French did !
At that time in history were the Germans allies of the Poles ?
They also had to keep fighting the Turks for another 16 years.
szkotja2007
25 Sep 2009
szkotja2007
25 Sep 2009
UK, Ireland / Exhibition celebrates Bonnie Prince Charlie's Polish links [18]
Is that because they are royalty or does that extend to other names ?
For example, would it be Pan Sikorski and Pania Sikorska ?
Is that because they are royalty or does that extend to other names ?
For example, would it be Pan Sikorski and Pania Sikorska ?
szkotja2007
25 Sep 2009
UK, Ireland / Exhibition celebrates Bonnie Prince Charlie's Polish links [18]
Can anyone clarify whether it is Sobieski or Sobieska ? Or are the two names interchangeable ?
There are many Polish/Scottish links from this era. For example,Maurice de Saxe, the illegitamate Son of the King of Poland, planned an invasion of England in 1744 and defeated the Brits at the battle of Fontenoy in 1745.
Thanks for the link Eagle.
Can anyone clarify whether it is Sobieski or Sobieska ? Or are the two names interchangeable ?
There are many Polish/Scottish links from this era. For example,Maurice de Saxe, the illegitamate Son of the King of Poland, planned an invasion of England in 1744 and defeated the Brits at the battle of Fontenoy in 1745.
Thanks for the link Eagle.
szkotja2007
25 Sep 2009
szkotja2007
24 Sep 2009
UK, Ireland / British news: The Poles might be leaving but the prejudice remains [52]
Don't worry. Some people can get in to the legislation and stuff whereas for others ( like myself ) reading papers is a nightmare.
Don't worry. Some people can get in to the legislation and stuff whereas for others ( like myself ) reading papers is a nightmare.
szkotja2007
24 Sep 2009
UK, Ireland / British news: The Poles might be leaving but the prejudice remains [52]
I'll take your word for it.
No, honestly ;-)
Ok, so I suppose there are varying degrees. It would appear that in this context we are talking about willful loss of sovereignty in some areas for the greater good of your country.
So why are all the London based parties objecting to a referendum.
The rest of the UK will need to rent its ar$e whenn Scotland gets total financial independence - to help pay for the loss in revenue !
Geordies are welcome to join anytime. Newcastle could be a tax free haven - a sort of Monte Carlo.
Read Costa Vs ENEL 1964 and the notion of direct effect.
I'll take your word for it.
I could speak about this notion for a long time if you want.
No, honestly ;-)
loss of sovereignty
Ok, so I suppose there are varying degrees. It would appear that in this context we are talking about willful loss of sovereignty in some areas for the greater good of your country.
you are an insignificant little upper part of the Island
So why are all the London based parties objecting to a referendum.
I'll parade my ar$e up market steet when they get total financial independence!
The rest of the UK will need to rent its ar$e whenn Scotland gets total financial independence - to help pay for the loss in revenue !
Hell, it'll be people from Newcastle next
Geordies are welcome to join anytime. Newcastle could be a tax free haven - a sort of Monte Carlo.
szkotja2007
23 Sep 2009
UK, Ireland / British news: The Poles might be leaving but the prejudice remains [52]
Poland isn't autonomous or soverign within the EU ? Hmmm........
Poland isn't autonomous or soverign within the EU ? Hmmm........
szkotja2007
23 Sep 2009
Travel / Polish Zoos and their animals [27]
OK no more Shih Tsu jokes....after this one...
A man starts his new job at the zoo and is given three tasks.
The first is to clear the exotic fish pool of weeds. He starts on this when suddenly a huge fish leaps out and bites him. He is not going to let a fish have a go so he beats the offending fish to death with a spade.
Realising that his boss is not going to be best pleased, he tries to find a way to hide the dead fish. He hits on the brilliant idea of giving the fish to the lions as lions will eat anything. So he throws the fish into the lion's cage.
He then moves on to his second job, which is to clear out the monkey house. He goes in and a couple of chimps starts throwing coconuts at him. Un-amused he swipes at the chimps with his spade, killing them instantly. He's really worried now, so what does he do? He feeds the chimps to the lions, because lions eat anything. He hurls them into the lion's cage.
Anyway, he moves on to his last job, which is to collect honey from South American bees. He starts on this and quickly gets attacked by the bees.Alarmed, he grabs his spade and smashes the bees as hard as he can, squashing them to death. By this point he is not too worried about the death of bees as he knows what to do by now. He throws them into the lion's cage, because lions eat anything.
Later that day a new lion arrives at the zoo. It wanders up to another lion and says "What's the food like in here?". The other lion says:
"Brilliant, today we had fish, chimps and mushy bees"
Edit - Doesnt the Chimp in the picture look like Barry Chuckle ( one half of the chuckle brothers ) ?
OK no more Shih Tsu jokes....after this one...
A man starts his new job at the zoo and is given three tasks.
The first is to clear the exotic fish pool of weeds. He starts on this when suddenly a huge fish leaps out and bites him. He is not going to let a fish have a go so he beats the offending fish to death with a spade.
Realising that his boss is not going to be best pleased, he tries to find a way to hide the dead fish. He hits on the brilliant idea of giving the fish to the lions as lions will eat anything. So he throws the fish into the lion's cage.
He then moves on to his second job, which is to clear out the monkey house. He goes in and a couple of chimps starts throwing coconuts at him. Un-amused he swipes at the chimps with his spade, killing them instantly. He's really worried now, so what does he do? He feeds the chimps to the lions, because lions eat anything. He hurls them into the lion's cage.
Anyway, he moves on to his last job, which is to collect honey from South American bees. He starts on this and quickly gets attacked by the bees.Alarmed, he grabs his spade and smashes the bees as hard as he can, squashing them to death. By this point he is not too worried about the death of bees as he knows what to do by now. He throws them into the lion's cage, because lions eat anything.
Later that day a new lion arrives at the zoo. It wanders up to another lion and says "What's the food like in here?". The other lion says:
"Brilliant, today we had fish, chimps and mushy bees"
Edit - Doesnt the Chimp in the picture look like Barry Chuckle ( one half of the chuckle brothers ) ?
szkotja2007
23 Sep 2009
UK, Ireland / We welcome Polish people to Britain! [224]
Unless your surname is Saxe - Coburg - Gothe ;-)
it's not Poles or English who marry their first cousins!
Unless your surname is Saxe - Coburg - Gothe ;-)
szkotja2007
23 Sep 2009
UK, Ireland / "Angry swan eater" - The British media view of Polish immigrants? [63]
Do you see the irony of an Irishman complaining about immigration ?
mass immigration madness
Do you see the irony of an Irishman complaining about immigration ?
szkotja2007
23 Sep 2009
UK, Ireland / British news: The Poles might be leaving but the prejudice remains [52]
Scotland staying in the "Union" makes as much sense as Poland staying in the Soviet Bloc did.
I'm all for an Independant England - go for it !
To a lot of people there is.
Obviously the English have less to complain about !
Indeed it does and for years the Scots were guilty of it.
Over the years Scots have realised that complaining about England gets you nowhere and that as a nation, Scotland has to look within itself to improve their lot. There is an increasing sense of national pride in Scotland.
Should have stopped at Newcastle !
3000 regrouped at Ruthven after Culloden but by that time the Italian f**er Tearlach Sobieski had done a runner.
Scotland staying in the "Union" makes as much sense as Poland staying in the Soviet Bloc did.
The only country in the UK which doesn't have the right to self determination is England!
I'm all for an Independant England - go for it !
there's nothing wrong with being british.
To a lot of people there is.
never heard the level of anti scots sentiment that I hear re the english when north of the border
Obviously the English have less to complain about !
but when I hear scots moaning about the english it just sounds like chippy,little man syndrome
Indeed it does and for years the Scots were guilty of it.
Over the years Scots have realised that complaining about England gets you nowhere and that as a nation, Scotland has to look within itself to improve their lot. There is an increasing sense of national pride in Scotland.
all you deluded wanna be 45 ers
Should have stopped at Newcastle !
3000 regrouped at Ruthven after Culloden but by that time the Italian f**er Tearlach Sobieski had done a runner.
szkotja2007
23 Sep 2009
Travel / Gdansk - need some information about it [21]
If you are going to Gdansk enamour yourself by referring to it as "Danzig".
Greet the locals by saying "Pear Doll She" to everyone you meet ( saying this to doormen can also get you in free )
Koorva can mean many things and should be used liberally - in restaurants, trains, busses etc - its kinda like a universal, "Hi", "I'm OK" "Hello - "how are you" kind of thing.
A fun day out is a trip to the Wieliczka Salt Mines - its a great day out and a taxi should only cost about £5 for a round trip The Taxi driver might look surprised but just reply " Is I a beasty ? " which he will understand.
Alternatively, you can use the search box in the top right of your screen where Gdansk will feature in many threads.
If you are going to Gdansk enamour yourself by referring to it as "Danzig".
Greet the locals by saying "Pear Doll She" to everyone you meet ( saying this to doormen can also get you in free )
Koorva can mean many things and should be used liberally - in restaurants, trains, busses etc - its kinda like a universal, "Hi", "I'm OK" "Hello - "how are you" kind of thing.
A fun day out is a trip to the Wieliczka Salt Mines - its a great day out and a taxi should only cost about £5 for a round trip The Taxi driver might look surprised but just reply " Is I a beasty ? " which he will understand.
Alternatively, you can use the search box in the top right of your screen where Gdansk will feature in many threads.
szkotja2007
23 Sep 2009
Travel / Polish Zoos and their animals [27]
In Newcastle they have a Zoo.
Beside the Kangeroos there is a species called "Geordie" in one cage.
He is called a "Kangeroot"
In Newcastle they have a Zoo.
Beside the Kangeroos there is a species called "Geordie" in one cage.
He is called a "Kangeroot"
szkotja2007
22 Sep 2009
Love / Received an email from a young Polish woman - Is she too good to be true? [70]
Was she blonde ?
Edit: Damn ! Some of these are hot !
i do believe thats the girl i sent my entire life savings to
Was she blonde ?
Edit: Damn ! Some of these are hot !
szkotja2007
22 Sep 2009
Love / Received an email from a young Polish woman - Is she too good to be true? [70]
Sounds like you have your eyes wide open so.......go for it....get pics !!!!!!
Thanks for your advice but
Sounds like you have your eyes wide open so.......go for it....get pics !!!!!!
szkotja2007
22 Sep 2009
Love / Received an email from a young Polish woman - Is she too good to be true? [70]
....and there is no fool like an old fool ( where women are concerned - no offence intended - I'm sure you agree ).
First thing I would do would be to run a detailed scan of your PC, swipe your HD, reload, then change all the passwords they have taken from your PC.
It'll be a proxy server which will be harder for Mastercard, Visa etc to trace.
I have a little saying: 'I may be old and at times foolish but I’m not both old and foolish at the same time!
....and there is no fool like an old fool ( where women are concerned - no offence intended - I'm sure you agree ).
First thing I would do would be to run a detailed scan of your PC, swipe your HD, reload, then change all the passwords they have taken from your PC.
she is emailing from an internet cafe.
It'll be a proxy server which will be harder for Mastercard, Visa etc to trace.
Elena
szkotja2007
22 Sep 2009
History / 2nd Armoured Warsaw Division/ Warszawskiej Dywizji Pancernej [6]
Welcome to the forum Mike. I found this link, you may already have come across it - dont know if it is helpful.
Welcome to the forum Mike. I found this link, you may already have come across it - dont know if it is helpful.
szkotja2007
22 Sep 2009
szkotja2007
21 Sep 2009
szkotja2007
21 Sep 2009
Life / HORSE SHOES....which way up do they go in Poland ...? [17]
I will put my lottery ticket under it when I turn it round !
I will put my lottery ticket under it when I turn it round !
szkotja2007
20 Sep 2009
Life / HORSE SHOES....which way up do they go in Poland ...? [17]
I have a horseshoe over an arch in the garden.
Its a U to catch the luck.
I have a horseshoe over an arch in the garden.
Its a U to catch the luck.
szkotja2007
15 Sep 2009
Food / Who drinks fruit juices in Poland? Best Polish juice makers? [25]
Polish kids seem more open to trying carrot juice and healthy drinks in general. Kubus is very popular, the carrot and raspberry flavour aint too bad.
Polish kids seem more open to trying carrot juice and healthy drinks in general. Kubus is very popular, the carrot and raspberry flavour aint too bad.