Wrocław's Train Station: Not A Happy Place.

Are you saying that Zbigniew Cybulski's acting is stupid? Have you actually seen any of the films Zbigniew Cybulski appeared in?


You clearly do not understand Polish people, delphiandomine, Polish people are smart enough to understand that noble struggles for freedom are worthy of celebration even if they fail to succeed. How sad for you to be living in Poland amidst people too intelligent for you to comprehend.

I think he was a pretty stupid guy, all things considered.

As for his films - yawn. Far better examples of acting exist.


I think it's safe to say that living here, being married to one and working with them every day tends to give me a far better understanding of the Polish people than you will ever hope to achieve.

Then again, perhaps you should pay more attention to what wise people like Radoslaw Sikorski have to say about the subject before opening your mouth.

I don't count "noble" as sending children to certain death.

I'm not a fan at all, though he certainly had his followers - admittedly in a rather lacklustre field. Did you know that Marlene Dietrich was a passenger on the train he fell off?


Exactly. Being 'noble' and being self-destructive are poles apart.

No, you have shown though your posts on this forum that you do not really understand Poles, because you are too small minded to be able to understand the grand Polish way. Too bad for you. Maybe if you'd studied harder you'd be capable of understanding the Polish spirit, but, then again, maybe you just don't have the innate intelligence required.

Guys. Trains?

" Guys. Trains?"
Sadly a certain somebody isn't here to discuss things: he's only here to insult people, which is why he's had three earnings in the three days he's been back from his second one month ban. I'd like to know how long his next ban will be for. Does "game over" mean permanent ban?

Yeah, but I'm in no position to point fingers. I lost my cool last night, and I ain't proud. I'm just gonna stick to positive topics, like.... eerie and possibly haunted train stations. You know, that experience in Wro's station shook me so bad, that I booked a trip on a dinner train for me and my girl, just to prove to myself that all stations aren't like that. I've always been fascinated with trains, and had never ridden in one, so I wanted something that would reaffirm my interest. Here's a really cool Polish Train Simulator: eu07.pl

You should visit Wolsztyn near Poznan. They still have steam trains running normal services.

@JonnyM; my teściowa is from Poznan; that sounds like something cool we could do, or at least talk about. Thanks.