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I love Poland because... (in 10 words or less)


_Sofi_  
11 Mar 2008 /  #61
suggesting men actuallly sit around and just stare at women in poland?

There was a video from youtube posted on here about a man doing exactly that [and filming them walk by..], it wasn't nice.
tornado2007 11 | 2,270  
11 Mar 2008 /  #62
Are you suggesting men actuallly sit around and just stare at women in poland? Sounds very lonely to me.

lol i'm not suggesting that at all, i mean when your on a night out or a day at the beach, you may take an extra few seconds looking the way of a girl who takes your fancy.
GlasgowSteven - | 24  
11 Mar 2008 /  #63
i love Poles/Poland becase im a big Celtic fan and our goalie is Artur Boruc, and he is top class, we adore our Holy Goalie!

also moje kochana is Polish and she is also top class....
miranda  
11 Mar 2008 /  #64
Be the free spirit that you are and remain free as this world is free.M-G

sure, that applies to you too. We are alll more brave on the internet, my brother;)
ShelleyS 14 | 2,893  
11 Mar 2008 /  #65
(why do I always get caught up in discussion with M-G anyways)

I ignore him these days, same as I would some silly prick in a bar who was annoying me... ;-)

I loved poland because it brought back memories of when I was child and how things used to be in the UK, lots of white weddings on a saturday and people dressed nicely coming out of church on a sundy - sometimes the simple things are the nicest....Poland is still like an inocent child...
miranda  
11 Mar 2008 /  #66
I ignore him these days, same as I would some silly prick in a bar who was annoying me... ;-)

well, he is not that useless - he is good for teasing;)

..Poland is still like an inocent child...

that is why I moved out, I could not fit in;)

On the serious note: you are right Shell, innocence is still there and it is not always a bad thing. We become so disenchanted in the West - what a pity.

M-G:)
_Sofi_  
11 Mar 2008 /  #67
Innocent - that's such a nice description of it.

when I was child and how things used to be in the UK, lots of white weddings on a saturday and people dressed nicely coming out of church on a sundy - sometimes the simple things are the nicest....

I reckon I'd like it there then.

Might go in May.
MareGaea 29 | 2,751  
11 Mar 2008 /  #68
well, he is not that useless - he is good for teasing;)

Hey! I only react to you because you are saying every now and then something that makes sense, unlike Shelley, who is actually in love with me and is trying her little game by ignoring me - so transparent... :)

M-G (funny how these females always think they're on the upper hand - just by playing along with them. Ah well, I just let them:) )
Mali - | 300  
11 Mar 2008 /  #69
About the canadian thing thats a very broad generalization about the difficulty level of classes in the US compared to canada. My high school was one of the best in cali with many of its grads going to HBYS schools. I lived in a pretty international part of town and went to school with a few Canadians. They went from being top students in their Ontario high school to being B and C students at my high school. It really depends on wat school you are in.

I know, I meant to say many. I was actually surprised at some of them (ie Columbia).

I don't know about your school (I don't even know where you went) but I do know that this is a common practice for many law schools. The reason I started to look into it was because I know so many people that went to the US for those reasons. I'm thinking about a few schools in Miami, for obvious reasons :)

grade point average at Uni - school smart doen's mean life smart, or does it?

I think it depends a lot on the person. I know some people that have very high GPAs in school but are pretty much retarded in life. But then, there are many that had high GPAs and are successful in many aspects of life. Its the same thing as saying that all people that do poorly in school are successful in life or 'life smart' - possibly true, but not necessarily .

I love Poland because....of the beautiful sunsets and shooting stars! (at least in the country)

ETA:

Plus, if your girlfriend only does things on YOUR impulses (cook, clean,...the other thing) than she can't be that smart.

Thats true EandB! Obviously the girl lost her own brain along the way somewhere!
Zgubiony 15 | 1,553  
12 Mar 2008 /  #70
Some of you need to count. Topic is?

I love Poland because the food and drink kick a$$
TheKruk 3 | 308  
12 Mar 2008 /  #71
the most beautiful eyes in the world!
outintheyard 27 | 517  
12 Mar 2008 /  #72
Coll Kruk That is what the women allways say about me.. Now I know where it comes from.
Seanus 15 | 19,672  
22 Mar 2008 /  #73
It's positive so that's what we want
Svenski 1 | 159  
24 Mar 2008 /  #74
I love Poland because I enjoyed both my visits there and met some very nice people as well in Krakow and Częstochowa :-) Szczecin here I come (2008/2009) !
Guest  
14 Jan 2009 /  #75
Thread attached on merging:
poland

HEy i just love poland!!!! my family is from poland and i love polish foods!

POLAND ROCKS
cjjc 29 | 408  
16 Jan 2009 /  #76
I love Poland becase...

My GF lives there and there is good food/beer yay!

Did I cheat?

CJJC FTW!

FUW!
wola - | 9  
16 Jan 2009 /  #77
I love Poland because I have some great memories of my daughters first school there cycling to school in the snow to a small school just outside the rynek, and speaking to me in english and turning to a friend almost instantly and speaking polish fluently. I remember I was so proud of this, as it was word perfect and I could not speak a word.
wildrover 98 | 4,438  
16 Jan 2009 /  #78
I love Poland because.... its my home...i have to....
andrewwright 8 | 65  
16 Jan 2009 /  #79
piwo,wodka, (thats less than 10 words)what more can i say
osiol 55 | 3,921  
16 Jan 2009 /  #80
I love Poland because..........

Poland loves me.......... occasionally.......... a little bit.......... sort of.......... ish.
EraAtlantia 2 | 106  
16 Jan 2009 /  #81
I love Poland because.

It fills that area between russia and germany pretty well.
osiol 55 | 3,921  
16 Jan 2009 /  #82
It fills the area betwixt Baltic and Carpathians quite neatly.
Maluch 30 | 95  
18 Jan 2009 /  #83
bigos.piwo.kobieta.discoteka.maluch.PkW.krakow.lody.buziaki :)
scottie1113 7 | 898  
19 Jan 2009 /  #84
Golonka, golabki, bigos, Okocim, kobiety, krupnik, zatoka Gdanska, and others
koteczkukat 1 | 3  
19 Jan 2009 /  #85
ciggys, beer, grill parties, boots, humor, culture & language
lara123 - | 2  
20 Jan 2009 /  #86
I lone poland due to its nice climate
GoDfaTheR420 6 | 43  
21 Jan 2009 /  #87
I love ..or somewhat love poland because....

My girlfriend... job... friends...grills...vodka...Champions Bar....and 99% of people!
Polonius3 993 | 12,357  
24 Jan 2009 /  #88
.....it's more challenging to be Polish in America than not!
HAL9009 2 | 323  
25 Jan 2009 /  #89
kobiety, kobiety, kobiety, kobiety, kobiety, and did I mention kobiety!
JustysiaS 13 | 2,238  
25 Jan 2009 /  #90
kotlety, kotlety, kotlety, kotlety, kotlety and did i mention kotlety!

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