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Polish men vs German men: Who is hotter?


miranda  
17 Apr 2009 /  #391
Not at all...

he is German:)
aphrodisiac  11 | 2427  
17 Apr 2009 /  #392
It sounds like you are a little bit obsessed with ze Germans Miranda. I think you should reconsider and go back to your own kind;).

You are attracting too many enemies on this board.
shopgirl  6 | 928  
17 Apr 2009 /  #393
You men are so OFF TOPIC!
This is not a history thread.....

*groans and wishes for a broom to run them out with*
beckski  12 | 1609  
17 Apr 2009 /  #394
he is German:)

You're 1/2 right Miranda. He's actually 1/2 Polish and 1/2 German.
PennBoy  76 | 2429  
17 Apr 2009 /  #395
ok fine back to topic, Polish men, thats all i've got for ya lol


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Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11831  
17 Apr 2009 /  #396
Thats easy for Germans to say they wern't the victims,

That is no reason to talk down german girls...behave like a man, dammit!

Boy...I think you have a problem with Germans not the other way around. Get a grip on it and all will be fine....the war is over and you don't need to make another uprising, ok?
Softsong  5 | 492  
17 Apr 2009 /  #397
Yeah, I'm with Shopgirl! This thread was began as lighthearted fun. Southern or someone was always posting pictures of hot ladies and asking who was sexier. So we ladies wanted a similar thread. We got it!

Appreciate the enthusiasm to defend the German ladies, but they are not under fire on this thread. Nor is anybody. It is just fun. We all have different tastes and it's interesting to see who finds who cute! That's all! So, come up with some sexy men! woooohoooo!

I am half German and half Polish so I get to double appreciate all the fellows! What a lucky lady I am! *big grin*
joland  4 | 86  
17 Apr 2009 /  #398
polish men win
ShelleyS  14 | 2883  
17 Apr 2009 /  #399
The Jerries invaded Manchester last night....hmmm, quite a few cuties from Hamburg :))))) No leather shorts tho :(
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11831  
17 Apr 2009 /  #400
Eye candy for the ladies?
Just fits the topic....I just learned that the germanic Karl-Heinz Urban (of Lord of the Rings fame) get's to play the young "Bones" McCoy in the upcoming Star Trek movie
VerbaVeritatis  - | 26  
17 Apr 2009 /  #401
Karl Urban... HOT HOT HOT. He is from New Zealand. 1/2 German?
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11831  
17 Apr 2009 /  #402
Anybody who has to bear the name Karl-Heinz can only be a German!

Today he spoke german at a press conference in Berlin during the premiere...he confused Mr. young Kirk with dirty talk, everybody laughed...besides Mr. young Kirk of course!
McCoy  27 | 1268  
17 Apr 2009 /  #403
He's actually 1/2 Polish and 1/2 German.[/quote]
marilyn manson ? now he really looks gay.
VerbaVeritatis  - | 26  
17 Apr 2009 /  #404
Karl Urban, he's from New Zealand, right?

Anybody who has to bear the name Karl-Heinz can only be a German!

His father is German but what about his mother?
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11831  
17 Apr 2009 /  #405
Karl Urban, he's from New Zealand, right?

Only the Maories are from New Zealand...the rest

I don't know about his mom, she didn't protest her son getting named Karl-Heinz though....
VerbaVeritatis  - | 26  
17 Apr 2009 /  #406
I was asking out of curiosity, your answer is of no help :)
ShelleyS  14 | 2883  
17 Apr 2009 /  #407
Heinz

Does that mean our baked beans are German?

Bratwurst Boy

I have to say Butty, you countrymen were very well behaved in my city last night...good boys.... :0)
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11831  
17 Apr 2009 /  #408
Does that mean our baked beans are German?

I only know about Heinz ketchup...

Henry J. Heinz (1844-1919) was the founder and president of the H. J. Heinz Company (1869, as Heinz Noble & Company) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His father, Henry (Heinrich) Heinz, was born in Kahlstadt, Bavaria, and came to America in 1840.

In 1843 he married Anna Margaretta Schmitt, also from Germany, and a little more than a year later Henry John Heinz was born. The company's famous slogan, "57 varieties," was introduced by Heinz in 1896.
The number was chosen merely for its sound, since even at that time Heinz was producing many more than 57 product varieties. Heinz revolutionized the way that food and condiments were marketed and sold. By the early 1900s Heinz had also opened factories in England. Heinz became so well established there that many Brits thought it was a British company. Today the H.J. Heinz Co. has plants and distributors all over the world.

german.about.com/library/blfam_geramGHI.htm
ShelleyS  14 | 2883  
17 Apr 2009 /  #409
I only know about Heinz ketchup...

Heinz have a few ranges in the UK:

heinz.co.uk/content/our_brands.aspx
miranda  
17 Apr 2009 /  #410
what can you do, men always try to overtake the territory with their silly arguments, while all we want is an eye candy:)
Salomon  2 | 436  
17 Apr 2009 /  #411
upcoming Star Trek movie

Star Trek ... Star Wars ... ;)
shopgirl  6 | 928  
17 Apr 2009 /  #412
while all we want is an eye candy:)

You can never have too much eye candy! *grins*

(but why do some pics post properly and some don't? Hmmmm)
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11831  
17 Apr 2009 /  #413
Your problem is that i know my history very well, and yes i do have a very big problem with germans, its a family thing, not as great as my great grandfather who was a resistance leader in his home town and was assassinating Werhmacht troops.

Well...I'm not the one judging girls on the performance of their grandfathers in a war!
...maybe you are in the wrong thread?

PS: Oh and thanks for missing my grandpops!
Daisy  3 | 1211  
17 Apr 2009 /  #414
The Jerries invaded Manchester last night.

I hope they didn't ask you for directions ;)
PennBoy  76 | 2429  
17 Apr 2009 /  #415
ok back to the topic, here's a pic of a Polish boy for you, from Glasgow :)


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Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11831  
17 Apr 2009 /  #416
*on up side to it all though bloody kraut royals had to change their name to something more befitting an English royal* ;0)

But you are now stuck with those ears!

You cant help but feel a bit of animosity..

I have absolutely no problem with that, really not...but come on...don't take it out on our girls, okay?
Sokrates  8 | 3335  
17 Apr 2009 /  #417
Well...I'm not the one judging girls on the performance of their grandfathers in a war!

That goes to mr "quote of the month" shelf :)))
PolishDude  - | 22  
17 Apr 2009 /  #418
I have absolutely no problem with that, really not...but come on...don't take it out on our girls, okay?heh

LOL I like Germanic women.. =)

My second group is Latino women. =)
VerbaVeritatis  - | 26  
17 Apr 2009 /  #419
Back to the topic, here's a pic of a Polish actor Pawel Delag. Enjoy! :)


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VerbaVeritatis  - | 26  
17 Apr 2009 /  #420
Polish actor Michal Zebrowski :)


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