Life / THE BRITISH ARE COMING!!! [30]


I hope that you still love it after the latest snow fall and temperatures of 12 degrees below zero;)

UK, Ireland / English people attitude towards Poles? [761]


neither of them.it's just very healthy attitude.Why say something that isn't true but is politically correct?pakis are just pakis.We have exactly the same problems with most of the drity chechenians who came here just after the war with russia.Most of them(if not all)live here in ghettos(created by them) and are responsible for theft,drugs and people trafficiking.Muslims will never adapt to our way of living.

UK, Ireland / Sad life of a Polish migrant in UK. Ch. 3 - Food [93]

english company =english standards.

UK, Ireland / Sad life of a Polish migrant in UK. Ch. 3 - Food [93]


Unfortunately,mostly, it happens in Tesco...nomen omen an english company.It is sad that the same company has diffrent standards for diffrent countries-very english.


This is very true.Most of your food is erm,how can put that..tasteless(pies,yorkshire pudding,cooked vegetables).I remember a comparishion made by "the sun" of food in England and France.That was after France's presiden said;“The only thing they [the British] have done for European agriculture is mad cow”. He made a further attack on British cooking, saying: “You can’t trust people who cook as badly as that.”..accordind to "the sun" english food was better than the french one buhhhahahaha-that made my day.

I is very sad that you,english guys can't stand any criticism but still.love moaning about others.That's so english....

Work / Is 8000zl Brutto per Month a good salary in Wroclaw??? [39]

Work / Is 8000zl Brutto per Month a good salary in Wroclaw??? [39]

check this;

renting a single room may be cheaper.
food for a single person;around 200zł
bottle of cheap vodka 15złx30days=45zł
bottle of good vodka 25złx30 days=75zł
bread 2-3zł
cola 2l-5zł
beer in a market 2.5zł-4.5zł
beer in a pub 8-10zł
tirówka -60zł
you should make the ends meet

Life / UK expat recently moved to Warsaw - lots of ongoing questions :) [27]

chillisauce.co.uk/hen-parties/warsaw/4x4-off-road-driving/
warsawvoice.pl/view/15854/
pissup.com/warsaw/shooting
warsawtraveltours.com/warsaw-stag-shooting.html
check these links.

I do not drink tap water.Bottled water is more safe.the cheapest bottled water you can buy costs something around 0,60pln(LIDL) for 2L bottle


Judging by your avatar you don not move your phat as.s to find any entertainment ,huh;)

UK, Ireland / no anti english comments please [48]


read something else then

History / UPA - Ukrainian Insurgent Army. How they killed poles in Volhynia (1943). [139]


it always made me wonder why killing of the 15thousands of soldiers in katyń was called against a crime against the polish nation but the volynhia slaughter where 500.000 of the poles were killed is not worth mentioning in the polish media.

News / Poland..wake up to a multicultural world [1059]


chinese?yes but africans?lol i worked with 4 africans and believe me they were the most lazy people i've ever met.think of somalians coming to poland in their thousands. Most of the western countries have a lot of problems with them.Poland don't need any immigrants apart from those that we already have(chinese,vietnamiese,ukrainians ect and those who came here to study or work)


at last somone who says how it is...

Genealogy / Do I look Polish? (Part II -- Much more detail than other topic) [109]

i 'll second that.

Genealogy / Do I look Polish? (Part II -- Much more detail than other topic) [109]

you don't look like a typical pole but,still,I wouldn't be surprised if you said "cześć" to me.
There is a certain type of "Polish face".When living in the uk i used to guess who was who by the look of one's face.I could recognize 99.9% of the Poles i saw on the streets.we look a bit different.

UK, Ireland / Rise in race crimes linked to attacks on Poles [50]


this is the worst.let it be ignored and it will spread very quickly.most of the poles in the uk are fine but this problem seems to be ignored by your authorites.

UK, Ireland / Rise in race crimes linked to attacks on Poles [50]


yes but i found a very similar ,recent story on interia.pl but it was in polish.the number of attacks on poles has grown significantly in recent months and it will be growing because there is no answer from authorities.attacked dark skinned immigrant make news but a pole?i've never heard anything about such incident on the bbc, itv, ect.sad but true.

News / The past and future of Poland. Poland is lost. [113]

stop talking and do it then.zloty is so strong.sell your properties.buy buckets of pounds.go back to your beloved country and invest there.what keeps you there?i don't really want unhappy brits in my country.

News / The past and future of Poland. Poland is lost. [113]


time to go somewhere else ?


reminds of something said to me by a brit some time ago-why should i spend my vacation in great yarmouth,cornwall,anywhere in the uk when i can go to spain/france/italy or so many other countries for less.

News / The past and future of Poland. Poland is lost. [113]


i don't have to explain.it's not your business,mate.


there are,mate.


check the pf rules,mate.


i'm not such low life,mate.


say hello from rafik


yeah i'm a bit into estate bussines;)

News / The past and future of Poland. Poland is lost. [113]


well.it could be your mom then..


what's gonna happen in 1 year?r u gonna print some more money?


it only could go up from the level the dollar is now.


why?i live in the uk so why should use AE?geez, man you r so ignorant.

News / The past and future of Poland. Poland is lost. [113]

keep dreaming,keep dreaming...untill that happens,you have to keep sleeping with your own sister...for free.

Life / Smokers in Poland..... price rise. [47]


my friends buy them from the ukrainians.they cost something between 3.50-4 zlotych per packet.they are a bit stronger thou

News / The past and future of Poland. Poland is lost. [113]


don't forget that this is just your opinion.ask majority of poles and they will all say that they prefer this situation not the old commie times.these were for losers only.


of course it was when 1dollar could buy 4.5 zlotych.you could pay peanuts for everything and an average american guy coul feel like prince of persia here.


there is no need to feel sorry. we are exited to be in europe again.we always belonged there.


that's why you lived there for 6 years dude?do you know who is on top of the list as most arrogant and stupid people?answer yourself.that should be easy.how did it go?"i don't know the diffrence between irak and iran..."


do you want to say that young poles are not real?i know what type of man you are.you are one of these old gits who love going to some poorer countries to feel better about yourself.when such country get richer and people stop feeling sorry for existing you move away to shine somwhere else.


this is a big crap.my professor earned 3500zlo in the 90ties plus grants ect.he was well off.he visited lots of countries including chile,china,kazakstan and many many more without paying a penny for it.stop spreading sh.it.1100 zlotych a month-that was for the beginner who wanted to carry on studing after masters degree.not a lot but ok in the 90ties


don't worry.my father in law is in his late 50ties and said that there were never better times in his whole life.he is skilled craftman and 20 years ago he worked for "fags and booze" now he earn more than his wages in his regular job just for a few hours afternoon work now and again.

Language / Confusion about genitive plural [30]

sciana-wall of the house,of the room
mur-something outside,strong and thick.eg mury zamku(wall around the castle)
we also say sciana(not mur!) deszczu-wall(?)of rain

Travel / Most Amazing places in Poland. What does it for you? [90]

when i last time visited this place(cementary) it was in the forest and there were a lot of grave stones with little stones one them.don't know whether it is the same place(normally i would stick to the town centre and drink piwo:) )

Travel / Most Amazing places in Poland. What does it for you? [90]


yes it is a wonderful place.my sister lives nearby and any time i visit her,we go to KD.have you seen an old jewish cementary a bit outside of KD in the forest?

News / Solaris - not so new but already famous Polish bus manufacturer [26]

solarisbus.pl/en/about_us,profil.html
it is very impressive.it shows that something can be done almost out of nothing.the only thing is to believe :)

History / massacres of poles in volhynia 1943 [67]

a few words about those who commited these crimes.it looks like UPA was similar to the german's SS but more sadistic
vikipedia says:
Brutal methods such as beheadings, disemboweling, and killing with knives and axes were employed against Polish villagers. In addition to the UPA, Ukrainian peasants also participated in the violence [11], and large groups of armed "bandit" marauders unaffiliated with UPA brutalized civilians. [62] so the exact number of Poles killed specifically by UPA is unknown. The UPA also killed ethnic Ukrainians who did not cooperate with them, as well as those Ukrainians who had intermarried with Poles. In anti-Polish actions from autumn 1943 in Galicia, the UPA conducted cooperative actions with detachments of regiments of the Galician Division [11]. The estimates of the number of Poles murdered in Ukraine range from 100,000 to 500,000; [63] many more Poles left the area because of the UPA actions.

History / massacres of poles in volhynia 1943 [67]


LOL.this is a real russian.this statement says it all...

History / massacres of poles in volhynia 1943 [67]

you are right. the massacre was just the outcome of our mistakes and terrible mistreatment of the ordinary ukrainians by the magnats(polish upper class ) and the polish kings.they have never regarded the ukrainians as partners or even rightful citizens of rzeczposolita.this has been going on for centuries and the poles have never fully apologized for it.however,the latest events(orange revolution ect) has shown that the old wounds have healed and there is quite strong bond between the 2two nations.durind my travel to the krym peninsula i met and talked to many ukrainians and never felt any hostility towards me.lots of ukrainians work,trade and study in poland and,generaly,they are accepted by majority of the

poles.

ConstantineK
Today, 04:52 Report #3

Oh boy which agricultural resources you talking about? They are buying not only gas and oil in Russia but wheat as well.

ukraine was always called "the granary of russia/soviet union"