UK, Ireland / Life in the UK for some Poles (sad article) [124]

if you ask me i think it`s all down to your birth horoscope @_@

UK, Ireland / Life in the UK for some Poles (sad article) [124]

lol

but seriously, i believe in astrology but not the shite in magazines and newspapers, that daily, monthly horoscope shite cuz that`s garbage. i`m talking real astrology.

UK, Ireland / More Polish workers leaving the Isles [28]

somehow, i am not surprised that daily mail doesn`t bother to write about it.

UK, Ireland / More Polish workers leaving the Isles [28]

daily mail is probably run by noimmigration himself and he`s been quiet for the last couple of days.

UK, Ireland / Are the Poles in England hated? [450]

lol i guess everyone wants that but he is actually SERIOUS about it.

UK, Ireland / More Polish workers leaving the Isles [28]


so sorry you came across it. satan satan is everywhere! we have to pray pray pray! every religion has its extremists, you`ve got `muslim` extremists who terrorise the streets of london and you`ve got the `catholic` extremists terrorising polish radios :)


indeed, hurraaayy!!

UK, Ireland / FREE PART TIME COURSES IN ENGLISH! (LONDON) [24]


hmmm for a hundred british bucks i could pretend i speak no english *evil smile*

Life / The strangest things in Poland [468]


my partner is also black and he was feeling uncomfortable when people were staring at him (us actually) all the time. i got sick of it and when we went to visit krakow i started making faces at people who were staring at us and guess what, they immediately looked away. lol

UK, Ireland / FREE PART TIME COURSES IN ENGLISH! (LONDON) [24]

lol it sounds like he is number one and number two is all his mates but it can only be one person queuing at one spot so all his friends is actually one friend... wonder who that is... a blow up doll perhaps... i meant INNIT?

Life / The strangest things in Poland [468]

there are also people who try to skip the queue and as soon as they see a pregnant woman, get ahead of her. i mean: wtf? it`s especially older women who think: `when i was pregnant no one let me go first or let me sit down blah blah` and now they want revenge.

UK, Ireland / FREE PART TIME COURSES IN ENGLISH! (LONDON) [24]


how about you`d say: `those bloody polish tax payers pay taxes in MY country so they can get something in return and learn MY language?`

Life / The strangest things in Poland [468]

hehe i got mine when i was 10 years old. gosh, was i proud of myself! :)

UK, Ireland / FREE PART TIME COURSES IN ENGLISH! (LONDON) [24]


we have FREE vocational courses offered by our jobcentre in my hometown of gliwice, those are offered even to people who never paid taxes before. that`s how my best friend got a good job in administration in the city`s court.

btw, the members of your government like to drink a lot in the houses of parliament so you can`t be surprised of the decisions they make since they`re drunk most of the time :)

UK, Ireland / FREE PART TIME COURSES IN ENGLISH! (LONDON) [24]

erm, just thought you`d like to know that those cheap drinks are paid by tax payers.

UK, Ireland / FREE PART TIME COURSES IN ENGLISH! (LONDON) [24]


eeerr you asked me a question:


i answered by saying:


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if you want to complain about free language courses offered to foreigners, about the amount of immigrantsetc, go complain to your MP. it`s easy to blame immigrants but think hard: would you turn your back away from something positive that was being given to you for free?

UK, Ireland / FREE PART TIME COURSES IN ENGLISH! (LONDON) [24]


i would,if i really needed it and had the time. not all english are ignorant. cheer up shells :)

UK, Ireland / where are the poles in london [9]

stockwell :)

UK, Ireland / Migrants' advice packs proposed - from BBC on Poles in the UK [15]

i would like to propose advice packs for the british and include:

1. don`t throw rubbish on the streets, use the provided bins and if you don`t see a bin, carry the rubbish with yourself until you see one.

2. when in pub/bar, drink moderately so that after leaving the pub/bar you don`t go around arguing loudly with everyone you see.

3. when using public transport, offer your seat to an elderly person or pregnant woman.

UK, Ireland / Migrants' advice packs proposed - from BBC on Poles in the UK [15]

hehe

i think those `advice packs` should be sent to every household as the british should also be remembered how to `behave` sometimes :)

UK, Ireland / Polish doctors fly over just to work in the UK [15]


i feel sorry for your friend :( i can`t imagine that happening to me.

i only just recently found out what was wrong with me when i was pregnant. i couln`t understand why i was having such a severe morning sickness while other pregnant women would have gone through it months ago and i was still feeling awful and the doctors here didn`t tell me anything, didn`t want to help me saying it was normal (?), were not happy that i was on sick leave encouraging me to go back to work while all i was able to do was throw up all the time and sleep. a few days ago i did some research on the internet and found that i suffered from hyperemesis gravidarum which is a pregnancy illness affecting only about 1% of pregnant women and is far worse than normal morning sickness. the doctors know only little about it and it pains me cuz i know how hard it is and i know there are women who had to terminate their pregnancies becuz they could not take the severe nausea and vomiting anymore, they were dehydrated in hospital and not being understood! i really just wanted to die myself but i bet if it was men that had to be pregnant and go through this, the cure for it would have been found two centuries ago! so all in all the bloody health system (all around the world) is seriously messed up.

i`m also not particularly happy about the fact that i can`t see a specialist doctor so easily. my baby has had a rash for over a month and i went to see a gp (immigrant gp from somewhere in asia, i couldn`t even understand what he was saying lol) 2 times and last time he told me that it`s viral and is gonna go away in a few days (ok not sure if viral rashes stay for as long as a month but he didn`t even know the rash was there for this long cuz he bloody didnt let me finish my sentence as i was explaning what`s wrong with my son!). well that was a week ago and every day joshie is getting more spots. next time i go with him to the gp, i`ll ask to be referred to a dermatologist.

ok i got a bit pissed off right now lol *goes to the kitchen to get some rice pudding to calm her down*

UK, Ireland / Are the Poles in England hated? [450]


most of us have learned the basic before coming here.


i see a lot more english people with no sense of fashion, like wearing pink tracksuit bottoms and jumpsuit, or big bellies hanging out cuz the t-shirts are 3 sizes too small.

hard faces? maybe they give you hard faces cuz they don`t like you?


LOL


what culture? we are not attacking your culture. have you ever seen a polish person getting drunk in a pub and then start fights with people? don`t worry, that`s your culture and we don`t want it :)


it`s not our fault either.


vast majority of us come here to work, not claim tax money.

if you have a problem with the polish, go complain to your MP or something. whining on this forum won`t change anything.

UK, Ireland / Poles top of UK class [41]


i thought it gone up to over 3000 quid :)

UK, Ireland / Polish citizen worked in the UK for 1 year - eligible for an UK pension? [23]

and who do you think you are to be saying these things? if we work here even for one year, we should be getting something in return, don`t you think? you`d be expecting the same if you were in our situation. i`d like people like yourself to stop thinking that we are here only to contribute to your contry without asking for what we should get in return. we are not as dumb as you might think.

UK, Ireland / Are the Poles in England hated? [450]

lol, those guys are just trying their best to intergrate with the british and impress you :) the fact is that such behaviour is not accepted in poland so polish guys back home do feel a bit limited so when they come here and find out it`s ok to party hard, they do so.

UK, Ireland / Polish citizen worked in the UK for 1 year - eligible for an UK pension? [23]

ok then, at least they can claim their tax back after a year.

personally, i` ve never worked in poland and don`t think i ever will so probably i wouldn`t be entitled to both pensions.

UK, Ireland / Polish citizen worked in the UK for 1 year - eligible for an UK pension? [23]

what if you never worked in your country of birth? i don`t want to claim two pensions but which one am i intitled to if i only ever worked in the uk?

UK, Ireland / Are the Poles in England hated? [450]


well, after all they learned from the best.


they probably didn`t like the way those canadians looked. unfortunately, you get a lot of that kind of jealousy and hatred in poland. you get this in england too.

UK, Ireland / Polish citizen worked in the UK for 1 year - eligible for an UK pension? [23]

i`ve been here for 4 years, since i was 20. so next year i could apply for british citizenship, is that correct?

UK, Ireland / Are the Poles in England hated? [450]

yuk, usually those guys have big muscles, small brains, shaved heads and all they ever think of is `whose a$$ can i kick next?`, they`re racist little scums. stay away from them :)

UK, Ireland / Polish citizen worked in the UK for 1 year - eligible for an UK pension? [23]


that`s becuz if they work here, they have to pay taxes here but also in poland. so pay twice as much tax. it`s going to get abolished soon, the polish government says. so probably won`t be able to claim tax back in the uk.


i got my hospital treatment and i got maternity allowance, have been getting child benefit and child tax credit. mind you my partner is british, so is my baby.

as of my time off sick, i didn`t want it but was physically unable to work. i suffered from hyperemesis gravidarum, only 1% of pregnant women suffer from it and i would not wish that to my worst enemy as it is unexplainable how terribly sick i felt throughout my pregnancy. since you are a woman, it might happen to you or maybe you already have children but luckily never went throught that but it`s worth reading about on the internet and the awareness of it has to be raised.


i`ll do some research on the net mate, thanx :)