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

schabowa or mielony?

either!

ok kewl ;)

But you must have a favourite...

i'm not picky when it comes to kotlety. jak dają to bierz! ;)

I love Poland because...the graveyards lit with candles were so beautiful and respectful.

My partner is from there.

it's so cold here you don't sweat at all

SNOW SNOW SNOW SNOW SNOW SNOW SNOW AND MORE SNOW

my lady ;) her family, volka feels part of me is in poland

because my boyfriend is polish and gentleman...

Are you suggesting that local construction workers are sophisticated students of culture, philosophy and literature? Do they read, socialize and display the finest qualities of human culture on the scaffolding or while hoisting the bricks and cement up?

Because its Poland.

I love Poland because of the language music culture and my friends are Polish and boyfriend is from Poland.

Oh dear! How old is this! :-)

I *lurve* Poland for Żubrówka, bookshops, English tourists dressed as fairies two weeks before Halloween, 24-hour pierogi places and really crappy clubs with crappy techno music that keep you out until other places start opening again! <3

I love Poland because..

I was born there and I have LOTS of family to love and to visit.

Ditto! :)

every polish guy i have met is drop dead gorgeous

lucky you! lol

I love Poland because my idol and hero Fryderyk Chopin is from there!

I could say the same just repleacing Chopin with Jesus Christ

I get to meet and teach some really smart people

I can always feel superior to the people I work with

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

I love Poland because...

at a time where I lost my family Poland excepted me with open arms.

That's more than 10 words, Queenvast ;)

It's good to feel accepted, yes

Because I love my Polish girlfriend dearly and her family are wonderful. The people dont pretend to be cheerful and happy if they arent, unlike in Ireland. The food suits me and I love Bigos. Name days and the alcohol consumed for name days. Beautiful Krakow. Traditions are kept alive, and a sense of community is apparent still in the villages. Beautiful women in boots everywhere lol Family occassions and get togethers. Four distinct seasons unlike the Irish four seasons in one day. Krakow in snow. Mad Polish weddings. Zubrowka. Tomato ketchup on everything. The food market in Krakow. Ok, so I know that was more than 10 words but I dont care :P

in 10 words or less! not quite!

:)

Couldn't have put it better myself!