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Wayc00lio   
7 Jan 2007
Love / Matrix says that POLISH GIRLS= NOTHNIG SPECIAL [279]

Hahahaaaaaaaaaaaa!!! Spanish girls - hairy - haaaahahahaaaaaaaaaa!!!!

Erm, I just found that funny, it's soooooooo true!!!!

(not all of them mind you, just the hairy ones!)
Wayc00lio   
8 Jan 2007
News / Where in the US/UK live most Poles? [46]

Where I live there are many poles, I can pick up on their accents walking down the street. We even have a bar with a pole in it - girls dance around it naked on some nights of the week :)
Wayc00lio   
8 Jan 2007
News / I need help to reinstall GG and now it won't let me online [11]

I means you hit the Gspot twice

What - you mean I finally found it!!!!! And twice in one go!!!!!! Eureka!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:) :)

So, what is it then - I googled it but it's all in polish. I'm guessing it's like a skype type of thing? Correct or miles off?
Wayc00lio   
8 Jan 2007
News / Russian bear flexes his energy muscles - threat to Poland? [37]

EDIT: Oops, my first para was in response to the posts above which have obviously been deleted!!!!!

Not even the US would dream of taking on Russia - that's what the cold war was all about!

As for Russia's action with the gas, I guess the EU (as Russia is part of it now) will try and do something to sanction Russia's actions over time but when you start talking about one of the major driving forces of the developed world (gas etc) - time is something we don't have. Sure it will affect the rest of the EU - and as a knock on consequence will affect the economic stability of gas prices globally. You mark my words, something bad will come of it, eventually!!!!
Wayc00lio   
8 Jan 2007
News / Russian bear flexes his energy muscles - threat to Poland? [37]

I don't think so, it will resolve itself, once money or concessions are mentioned

I hope so Lef - I really do! I'm not scaremongering, just stating historical fact. Global bullies get their come-uppance eventually!
Wayc00lio   
8 Jan 2007
History / Poland has paid £68 Million for helping UK in WW2 [168]

And how much did the UK pay USA for the war loan they were forced to take out....?...5 billion

It was actually 40 Billion - we only just paid it off last month!
Wayc00lio   
9 Jan 2007
Love / My Polish boyfriend is a mamas boy what should i do? [28]

The bloke is 20 for christ sake! I was a bloody nightmare when I was 20 and I turned out OK - erm, at least my shrink and parole officer keep telling me!!!!! (Joke!!!)

I'm sure he will grow up in time, maybe he is rebelling so much because his Mother treats him like he is still 5!!!!! My Mother was the same so I NEVER told her what I was doing, where I was, who I was with - and as a result she let go of me and let me find my own way in life. I can guarantee that we have a better, stronger relationship because she allowed me to live MY life - needless to say, once she did let me live MY life, I let her back in again!!!! It doesn't sound to me like he's a Mummy's boy, more like the fact that his Mother won't let him find his own way in life and let him lead HIS OWN LIFE!!!

Sorry to disagree with the general consensus of this thread but I'm just speaking from personal experience. Now, Lyn, where you fit into all this is up to you both. If he is allowed to live his own life and continues to be reckless, selfish and stupid (ie drink driving) then I'd seriously reconsider your future together, but if all this stems from the fact that he is rebelling against a very overprotective Mother then it's hardly his fault. BUT, if this is the case, you may also want to reconsider your future together - who want's a Mother in Law like that!!! LOL

Tough one Lyn, but you are both so young - be wild and free and escape the clutches of THE MOTHER!!!!!!!
Wayc00lio   
9 Jan 2007
Love / What is expected of a man who wishes to propose to a lady in Poland? [35]

getting on one knee and asking the father first would be appropriate

WHAT!!!! But the Father might already be married!!!!!! Don't you think he should save that for his wife to be!!!!

:) :) :)

Just messing!!! Best wishes Matt, I wish you all the happiness in the world. GO GET HER BUDDY!!!!!!
Wayc00lio   
9 Jan 2007
History / Poland has paid £68 Million for helping UK in WW2 [168]

Way...as you can see it was as below...plus another £1.2 billion from canada!

"In 1945 Britain borrowed $4.34bn from the US consisting of a $3.75bn line of credit and a "lend-lease" loan facility of $586m. The following year the government agreed a $1.185bn line of credit loan from Canada."

The USA war effort was huge, relative to the overall Western effort.....but paltry compared to the Russian........the numbers killed back that up..........80% of all German war casualties killed by the Russians.....!

Yes, we borrowed that amount in 1945 but having just paid off the last installment in Dec 06, with interest it amounted to a whopping £40 Billion. And that's POUNDS, not dollars!!!!. I misunderstood your post Frank, I was just going by the BBC news report I watched on the day the debt was finally paid off. My apologies mate - sorry about the confusion!
Wayc00lio   
9 Jan 2007
History / Poland has paid £68 Million for helping UK in WW2 [168]

OMG - I got it totally wrong! I was out by a factor of 10! I found the link and it was 4 bn pounds! I'm sure they said it was 40 bn!!!!! You were right Frank.

Sheesh - I must pay more attention!!!!!
Wayc00lio   
9 Jan 2007
Life / Why do Poles drink so much? [161]

"hair of the dog"

I used to do that when I was younger - couldn't think of anything more likely to make me hurl these days though!!!!

A huge english fry-up and a day in bed is the greatest hangover cure in the world. Of course it depends on who you are in bed with LOL
Wayc00lio   
10 Jan 2007
Life / Why do Poles drink so much? [161]

Him and his mates down 2-3 bottles of whisky or vodka between 2 -3 of them on an average night.

:) :)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Does that not worry you? It would worry me!!!!
Wayc00lio   
10 Jan 2007
Love / Matrix says that POLISH GIRLS= NOTHNIG SPECIAL [279]

Well for a start, why don't you realx and sit back and read the content of your posts! They aren't very positive are they!! And then you blatantly insult 60 million people!!!

By the way, where did you study in England? I hope you failed!
Wayc00lio   
10 Jan 2007
Love / Matrix says that POLISH GIRLS= NOTHNIG SPECIAL [279]

what's with the double post Fab? Is that the extent of your arguement? EVERY Polish person I've met (a lot!) have wanted to meet and get on with the people in the UK. Not everyone gets on with everyone else - fact of life, maybe your attitude precludes you from getting along with them.

All the Polish I've met are trying their level best to learn English, some speak it better than others and all of them are always saying to me that if they make mistakes with pronounciation/grammar then please correct them so they can learn. That to me shows willingness and I am happy to help them. More than happy. It's actually kinda funny sometimes. They are human too Fab and we should all try and get along. I'm trying to learn Polish too, and they laugh at my mistakes - but not in a mocking sense - it's called a sense of humour!!!!!

Lighten up!!!!!
Wayc00lio   
11 Jan 2007
Travel / What attracts tourist to Poland? [54]

I've got cousins and an Aunt in Cairns (sadly my Uncle died of cancer a few years ago :( ). Unfortunately I've never been out to see them - YET!!!! It's a beautiful place by all accounts - very tropical!

My Uncle went out there on a government scheme in the 1960s - the government offered people from the UK a one way ticket to Oz for 10 pounds, I guess to try and up the population figures.

A visit to Oz is definately on my "to do" list over the next few years, A long visit to Cairns and then a few weeks surfing up the Gold Coast. I'm really looking forward to it!
Wayc00lio   
11 Jan 2007
Travel / What attracts tourist to Poland? [54]

It was to fill the gaps in the workforce

Ahh, cheers for clearing that up Lef - I was never really sure why our government did that! They also did the same scheme in Canada - I suppose for pretty much the same reasons