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Kilkline 1 | 689  
26 Oct 2007 /  #61
Oi, its Puzzler who makes the accusations round here.
BubbaWoo 33 | 3,506  
26 Oct 2007 /  #62
it was more a statement of fact rather than an accusation - but thanks for your input
sapphire 22 | 1,241  
26 Oct 2007 /  #63
Someone has a serious sense of humour failure! :)
Kilkline 1 | 689  
26 Oct 2007 /  #64
it was more a statement of fact rather than an accusation - but thanks for your input

Please provide relevant statistical evidence to support your 'statement of fact' as you call it. :)
OP telefonitika  
26 Oct 2007 /  #65
Someone has a serious sense of humour failure! :)

where is the sense of humour failure Sapphire .... !!!!!
Kilkline 1 | 689  
26 Oct 2007 /  #66
quote=sapphire] Quoting: telefonitika

he interviewed LECH WALESA .. if thats the stereotypicial person you are referring to with a moustache :-S and on a personal note i wouldnt think disrespecting a person that helped overcome communism in Poland and was president of the country as being stereotypicial as that would be rather disrespectful dont you think???? [/quote]

Sorry. I think the 'tache is wicked really.
sapphire 22 | 1,241  
26 Oct 2007 /  #67
where is the sense of humour failure Sapphire

well I dont wish to be rude, but as we were discussing stereotyping Polish people I believe that Kilkline was joking about the man in the moustache.. and was well of aware of who he was. So your response seemed a tad defensive.. anyway its up to you. Have a nice weekend. BTW.. I know Lech Walesa did a lot in the political arena, but he is really as lecherous as was made out on this programme.. he just kept talking about women all the time.. or was that just Michael Palin's interpretation?? answers on a postcard please.
OP telefonitika  
26 Oct 2007 /  #68
he didnt really go indepth in discussion regarding women .. only saying "good food wine and women" to palin and quoting churchill

and visibly wanting to read his daily papers

I dont wish to be rude,

I have yet to see you rude ..... !!!!

Have a nice weekend

you too
Michal - | 1,865  
26 Oct 2007 /  #69
I just told you not to respond. Why respond then?
OP telefonitika  
26 Oct 2007 /  #70
Michal Michal Michal Michal

.... moved on .... moved on ... moved on .... moved on

in case you havent noticed no one is bothered .....

sunk in yet!!
Antimonopole  
28 Oct 2007 /  #71
Just looked at the 2:30 mins of Michael Palin footage someone posted earlier. I find it bizarre that it's all about the Catholic church. Non-Poles are getting an impression that Poland is a wacky 12th century country where religion is still the only thing that matters. I think many Western Europeans find Poland laughable for this reason...

(For example, when the German press (was it Der Spiegel?) learnt that Poland would be co-hosting the 2012 Euro football, they said no doubt the high point of the opening ceremony will be Holy Mass... Ha Ha!!! )

I think the church is to blame for so much of Poland's problems today... (Feel free to discuss, if this is not a question that challenges your brains too much).
BubbaWoo 33 | 3,506  
28 Oct 2007 /  #72
Michael Palin

watched the programme again tonight and enjoyed it...

... but does anyone else find him just a wee bit patronising in a belittleing p*sstakey sort of way...?
osiol 55 | 3,921  
28 Oct 2007 /  #73
but does anyone else find him just a wee bit patronising in a belittleing p*sstakey sort of way...?

He hasn't done anything funny since Monty Python.
Ripping Yarns was good.
polishmaster  
2 Nov 2007 /  #74
he's playing an Englishman looking for a job in Poland

LMAO. Ironic.

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