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Patrycja19   
19 Nov 2006
Love / what the opposite sex looks for [38]

geese give us some credit. your describing models, there is not one man alive who

posesses every perfect feature, just like there is no woman alive who does.

just like there is no woman alive who does.

ooops, forgot to add, when ya take off the makeup on a model, she aint no
bread and butter.

Plastic surgery, makeup, etc etc.

and even some guys do extra to make themselfs look perfect.

not even necessary. I dont envy movie stars let me tell ya.
Patrycja19   
20 Nov 2006
UK, Ireland / Everything Gone Polish in UK [18]

If any of you can please let all the poles know come to california

earthquakes and landslides.

oops cost of living is crazy in Cali !!!

but agree, the warmer weather would be a plus.
Patrycja19   
20 Nov 2006
Travel / Why is Poland so Un-Sexy? [84]

I'm as rigid as ever.

Just don't get much opportunity to use it in this godforsaken sexless country (sorry that should probably read 'god-infested' sexless country). And I used to have a rampant sex-life before moving here! What a mistake...

what a load of crap.

it takes all kinds. ever hear of rosey palms? should hold ya over till ya move!
Patrycja19   
20 Nov 2006
Genealogy / Luranc/Lorans surname [17]

OK< I need some help, any help at all would be excellent, any thoughts.

Surname Luranc was or used to be Lorans something like that in poland.

This name cant be polish can it? is it German? Ukraine? French?

It is mind boggling, my Great Grandparents lived in Osiek.

could they have came from Germany to Osiek, just settled early on?
I am told it isnt Polish, but I know nothing about this name at all.

It would be easier if it had a Ski, ska, czy, etc on the end of it, but
it dont.

I am clueless, "ok no comments on that one LOL"

just cant find enough information on this name to trace much further on it.

Help??
Patrycja19   
20 Nov 2006
Genealogy / Luranc/Lorans surname [17]

Just because your surname doesn't sound Polish doesn't mean that your ancestors weren’t. There were a lot of German settlers that eventually assimilated perfectly into the Polish society

yes, agree, and I am sure they are all polish, what I heard thru family stories
was GGG grandfather was military, fell in love with Polish maiden, gave up rank
horse and all, moved to poland to be with his love.

it was a story passed down, I have no proof, I dont doubt it isnt true, but would like
to further the history if I need to go in another direction and find the area they
started from. this name has had me stuck for a while.
Patrycja19   
20 Nov 2006
Genealogy / Luranc/Lorans surname [17]

what town? lol.

ive got four great uncles, one who came to the states, other three stayed in poland.
whether they survived the war (dont know)

there are more then one osiek, mine is located near Oswiecim.

I was also told by my mom, my grandmother said her father was like a mayor
someone told me this would be town administrator. I dont know cause
I cant find links to anything pertaining to this.

I dont know polish, so there fore, grandpas legend is just that, a legend ...
cant prove his involvment in politics.
Patrycja19   
20 Nov 2006
Life / Worrying observation about Polish attitudes to lying and cheating [62]

But people who come from free countries which have never being occupied don't feel it in the way how we do.

your right, but as he stated on that post, and I was going to say maybe it was because
of history and how poland has been CHEATED so many times !

WOW, I was thinking that. serious!
Patrycja19   
20 Nov 2006
Travel / Why is Poland so Un-Sexy? [84]

Patrycja, you wicked woman

That made me laugh, thanks

Aniah, No prob :)
Patrycja19   
21 Nov 2006
Life / Worrying observation about Polish attitudes to lying and cheating [62]

I think that in personal life we don't cheat any more than other nations

I agree with this, as in 9th grade, i had chicken pox and was off for 3 weeks of school
math was not my favorite subject, and when I came back to school to get all my
homework, the teacher handed me by mistake the teachers handbook.

I tried to not use it as i had my own, but I had asked her to help me with understanding
the homework she gave " back then she was a drinker" so when I asked her she
looked at me dumbfounded and said just follow the directions.

so I used the book to get me thru all the answers and tried to understand it, but
still had trouble, that section of learning I did cheat, and with good reasons, no one
was helping me to learn, especially the teacher. my parents couldnt help because they
both dropped out to help their parents and work. so I was on my own, I dont feel
bad that I did that, because I was cheated from learning.

I think it depends on Why/What. every situation is different. I didnt want to get a
bad grade all because my teacher was to drunk to work with me.
Patrycja19   
21 Nov 2006
Travel / Why is Poland so Un-Sexy? [84]

I’M NOT A GLOOMY NOR DWONRIGHT BOORISH PERSON!!!!

Not at all, rather cool! all around nice guy! by the way hows those smelly books :)

lol - kidding :)
Patrycja19   
21 Nov 2006
Travel / Why is Poland so Un-Sexy? [84]

lol maciej, that you did!! I see a side to you I never saw before lol lmao!

BUT its all in good fun.
Patrycja19   
21 Nov 2006
Travel / Why is Poland so Un-Sexy? [84]

Now that there is no excuse for. she had no right to grab you, that isnt from
post war, that is plain downright rudeness.
she couldnt grab you mom by the arm like that , I am sure your mom would have
knocked her silly, I know my mom would.
Patrycja19   
21 Nov 2006
Genealogy / Luranc/Lorans surname [17]

priest called Lorenc

wanted to say, my moms uncles did change their name to lorenc then to lorence.

finding all their info was pretty darn challenging, course here i have all of it now,
but now, its all poland. :) Ill never find it ...
Patrycja19   
21 Nov 2006
Travel / Why is Poland so Un-Sexy? [84]

keep ya wig on an keep out of my personal space!

your a fine one to talk! Last I heard, this forum was owned by someone else.
Patrycja19   
21 Nov 2006
News / Mine disaster in Poland [23]

Mine disaster in Poland.

This seems to be happening alot- recently in America, now Poland?
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
Life / Worrying observation about Polish attitudes to lying and cheating [62]

Depends on the Situation, I stand by my post, she was a drunk, I learned nothing
in her class, our parents pay top dollar taxes (which pays their salary) and send
us to school to learn. so while shes in the bathroom nippin the bottle, kids in the class
are going crazy , total chaos, yeah, again, I say, I stand by my post.

I probably could have turned her in, and then risk getting hurt by other kids, no thanks
i preferred catching up with the book and working on learning. that was all on my own
as this teacher was good for nothing. if I am a Cheater, then I am . no more then
anyone else.
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
Life / Are Polish People Racist? [1037]

Yes, be proud of your roots as I am proud of mine.

I am very proud of mine, today I recieved a picture of my Great Great Aunt who
celebrated her 50th wedding anniversary in 1938, and my Kuzynko Kazmier sent it
to me (they have bigger picture) and its amazing!
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
Life / Are Polish People Racist? [1037]

I know, I have one from my Aunt Marys wedding here too the date is 1911!

the dresses were just amazing, one of her friends had made all of these dresses
by hand for her wedding! and the guys were all spiffied up, really a classic.
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
Real Estate / Poland Property...should I be scared [127]

P19...hes just testing the waters...seeing what sorta reception he gets.....lol.......grass greener on the other side of the electronic fence......

No its Casper, thats cool, hes got alot going for him, and on his way to a good place!

Im glad to see him, maybe Another Ania and MikeC might come over. few others.

Spiritus hasnt been on as of late, wonder whats up .
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
History / What does it mean to be Polish? [46]

There is no commonly accepted definition of the Poles. According to the preamble of the Constitution of Poland, the Polish Nation consists of all citizens of Poland.

Excellent info, Thanks, by the way, I consider myself Polish, but American first as this
was where I was born. all Grandparents and parents minus 25% if that is all polish.
Cities they lived were Nowogrod K Lomza, and Osiek K Oswiecim, and Polanka Wielka,
Again near Oswiecim, and last was Kolno.

I dont think there are conditions, yes if you live there you are Polish citizen, but
like when Poles come to America, they still say I am Polish, even if they came 5 years
ago, or 100 years ago. the nationality dont change, only the citizenship. most
still Practice their Culture here.

oops, the other 25% is the Question in another post about German (possible) heritage
but again, I dont know for sure. they lived in poland, all of them.

and if they hadnt came here, we would still be there, I would have learned more,
and know how to speak it, all grandparents died early on, and I never learned it, the
only time my parents talked polish was at christmas, so we didnt hear what we were
getting!

By the way babylon, printing that, I am wanting to learn so much, this is like the
first post which caught my attention that is really helpful for me to understand more
about Poland, its people, where it began, those Questions ran thru my mind, I had
a time on the intranet finding the right Words to get to the sites. very informative.

Thanks Really :) alot.
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
History / Poland During Russian Rule [7]

I had recieved some old -very old copies of documents Baptismals, marriages etc
from the church where my grandfather came, I still have some left that need
translating, (not to many). anyone read Russian? Plus, I have three old , very old
Polish ones, they are partially translated, but not all the way, some have Question
marks, I had a friend at work "gosia" do them for me but she said she couldnt read
it all, anyone here, or know someone whos seen the older baptismals , marriages
that would be able to read it?

I would scan them, and send via email.

PLus, anyone have any stories from their family from way back , I find these to be
the most interesting, helps me to understand better What they went thru.
Polish = Courage, preservance, good souls. Just my feelings.
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
History / Poland During Russian Rule [7]

Krysia, that is sad, we forget how hard they had it, I try to remind my two that times
now are so much better then when my parents were growing up and their parents
twice as hard. yet they made it.

If you would :) translate those, they are in the old Russian, I was able to learn
how to read the month and date, "somewhat an accomplishment " lol

it was difficult because the sentences/words all run together to me.

I will send them tomorrow, my Daughter has a fever tonight, so I am keeping eye
on her for now.

But thank you so much, I will get these out to you :) big hugs :)
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
History / Poland During Russian Rule [7]

Thank you :)

I am worried a bit cause the Metabolic Disorder I was posting about in other thread
is what she has. weve had some rough hospital stays.

I just hope she can beat this fever or we are going in.

I know russian. You can send them to me.

Krysia, if you dont hear from me tomorrow, or next day or two, I will send
them, my youngest is pretty sick tonight, not sure if I will be home in next few
hours, hopeful we dont have to go any further then the local hospital.

Thanks for offering, I will get in touch with you soon as we get better .

P
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
News / Mine disaster in Poland [23]

Theres still hope, Keep praying the rest make it out .

many prayers to those who did not make it. God Bless.
Patrycja19   
22 Nov 2006
History / Poland During Russian Rule [7]

Sorry. I'm just upset and worried about my baby.

Krysia, I understand completely , no need to explain.
I just had mine get in the tub, and cooled her down, shes not throwin up
just a high fever, in the next few hours , if it goes back up that high, were
heading out, I know this is a battle I wont win, she needs antibiotics.

I hope your 3 year old feels better, something must be going around. I asked her
if there was any kids sick at school ,she said no, so it could have been from anywhere.

another sleepless night.

hope your 3 year old feels better, something must be going around. I asked her
if there was any kids sick at school ,she said no, so it could have been from anywhere

well, shes still with the fever, and tomorrow I think we will go to her drs.
I think its the flu. hopefully not, but her temp was very high last night, put her
in the tub twice to get the fever down.

so far she is perky. and eating. p
Patrycja19   
23 Nov 2006
Life / is it easy to live in Poland? [58]

Before London blows up!

Casper is it really that bad there? not hearing much of this on here, what the heck
is going on that you would say that?
Patrycja19   
24 Nov 2006
History / What does it mean to be Polish? [46]

yep. my oldest isnt interested in anything right now, only that her heritage leads
to polish, but youngest, wants to learn it, she is the curious child, so, quite possibly
if these polish classes are at night (at reasonable hour) I might take her along with me
to learn. :)
Patrycja19   
24 Nov 2006
History / What does it mean to be Polish? [46]

Yeah, I emailed Ania, asked her to ask the others.

be nice to have more familiar voices on here. the forum was crappy, but, not
all the people.
Patrycja19   
24 Nov 2006
History / What does it mean to be Polish? [46]

It was hard for her to understand how someone can claim to be Polish when they aren't from poland.

she is right to extent, but, mostly I say I am American Polish, our family came early
on, but that dont mean we are only American. sometimes people like to shoot
people down to much, what is the big deal if someones ancestors, not that far off
either came from poland, so they cant share the heritage? Polish is a culture, no
matter where you live. Anyone think that people who move to the UK and have
children, will they say these children are strickly british? no, because they dont
practice what the british do.

I think I would be proud to have so many respect their polish heritage rather
then question why anyone would say that in the first place.

But and its a big but....if locals feel you are being true and honest, I think they'd make an extra effort to include you and make you feel as "Polish" as you possibly wanted to be....such is Polish culture and hospitality.

Frank I been doing this all my life.

Yes I suppose handed down thru the generations of Polish family members who
came strait from poland that this is part of this culture. my Grandmother would
feed everyone who stepped foot in her house. They lived like they were still in
poland in the area they moved to. only difference was the name of the place.
if they could have named the town differently they would have, and there are alot
of places in the USA which have polish town names. Polish street names .

I just dont know how anyone can deny someone that and not be proud.