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Joined: 16 Dec 2008 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 18 Nov 2024
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Mr Grunwald   
10 Nov 2010
Love / Why are Polish women so sexy ? [390]

look at this picture of a Polish lady, well known in PL:

If that is the worst Polish lady you could come up with then I am shocked! I have seen a lot worse then that!

Their mystique to the core! You never know what they think...
Mr Grunwald   
9 Nov 2010
Polonia / Life in Poland vs Norway - good for children, benefits, etc? [43]

if you look at statistical figures

Yeah and there was no unemployment in the eastern block, GIVE ME A BREAK!

n simple wooden houses which are considered crude even according to Swedish standards.

It's considered a luxury to have a wooden hut in the mountains in Norway
(The less gadgets in it the better closest to nature)

that silly sweater called lusekofte.

You better watch your tongue!
My "Mormor" made one for me :(

go to Sweden to do their shopping!

Ey... When most people live on Østlandet and it's twice as cheap a few miles away then WHY NOT?!

a few months in Norway before they must return to Sweden unless they are to risk their mental health permanently.

I agree on that

to see any people at all in the winter months.

No it isn't it's just very very very few

looks like this:

I wish people were wearing that often...
Most Norwegian looks like sissies (the youth)

If he wears it along with wavering a Norwegian flag then he has already lost all grip on reality.

lol lol lol lol so true

Piotr123, you really have made me laugh!

Well he isn't that far away from the road really...
Mr Grunwald   
9 Nov 2010
Polonia / Life in Poland vs Norway - good for children, benefits, etc? [43]

Norway?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Left_Party_%28Norway%29

They are in coalition with Arbeiderparti

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_Labour_Party

and Centre party

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senterpartiet

You want this!? Please come! ;p
Mr Grunwald   
9 Nov 2010
Polonia / Life in Poland vs Norway - good for children, benefits, etc? [43]

but Grunwald here should know.

Mr Grunwald

I was wodnering if anyone had left Poland to go and live in Norway and how they felt about it....good for children? Beneifts? etc.

My father knew some Poles who LIVED here
(He is Polish and now living in Poland)
To say it so almost all of them left and returned to Poland (except one family I think)
Just to give you a headstart, all is expensive here because the salaries are top top top high, so if you want to LIVE here you need Norwegian education and all kind of things.

Also my Father couldn't stand all the nationalistic pricks in every Norwegian (His friend was in a meeting in Tomra and they were discussing if it was good to start in Poland, then one said "Hell they got so many drunks it will be bulletproof!" Many in the meeting laughed out loud while all knew that it was a Pole sitting next to all of them, at the same time My (Norwegian) uncle was sitting there and didn't respond (Thank God he didn't laugh at least)

Also somehow most Norwegians think of slavs = Slaves but they won't tell it to you unless you got their 100% trust...
Also be prepared to be called Jordbærplukker (Strawberry plucker) as many Poles in the old days went here to pluck strawberries (some still do) heck I even did...

Genera benefits are quite good I must say but, I don't like any lechers (Especially other Norwegians that is just sick)

good for children?

Well...
There are Sundays schools (Polish Catholic) in Oslo which you can send them each Saturday&Sunday

Other then that it will be what kind of place you buy
But pls don't settle in a "sossette" Bærum
I don't want more of them *****ng pri**s
Mr Grunwald   
6 Nov 2010
Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]

what would not exist?

the fear

Why not if it is a means to highlight certain injustices?

I am half Polish, I am being discriminated! I am a man I am being discriminated in this feminist country! COME ON!!! There is something one should do, and not do!

Crybabies...
Mr Grunwald   
6 Nov 2010
USA, Canada / Polish happenings, food in Philadelphia [19]

Apparently there is more of an active Polish-American community here than I knew...

Well in this modern area when hip hop tops and rock rolls and DJ's spirr the floor you can't do much about it!

Plebs... How annoying they should never had the ability to vote!!!
No etiquette, no manners, not much patriotism either! Barbarians...
Mr Grunwald   
6 Nov 2010
Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]

you and i may think it's "sick" (gross) but it's not a sickness.

you and I may think we are weird but we are not weird

Are there any treatment centers for left-handed people?
Are there any treatment centers for people who eat spinach?
Are there any treatment centers for people who want to become lawyers?
Are there any treatment centers for people who are inordinately upset with homosexuals?

Some people are homos; most people are heteros; so what?!

You are mixing stuff
If you said:
Are there any treatment centers for people who **** kids?
Are there any treatment centers for people who **** bodies?
Are there any treatment centers for people who **** animals?
Are there any treatment centers for people who **** items?
Are there any treatment centers for people who **** plants?

Then you would be more hitting the spot, otherwise your just babbling and making fun of the poster

Well I'm gay for myself... there I said it.

As long as you don't do parades and make all this into a political tool and obey laws I got nothing against ye

And I am hetrosexual and **** women

accidentally acknoledged all of homophobes fears and stereotypes.

If there was nothing to be afraid of it wouldn't even exist

I think the loser treatment centre will come before the homosexual one.

Yeah gambling is a tragedy
Mr Grunwald   
5 Nov 2010
Language / déjà vu in Polish [23]

coup d'état

I allays say Kuup De etat, is that correct or?
Mr Grunwald   
29 Oct 2010
History / The righteous among Ukrainians, massacres in "Wołyń" during WW2 [12]

Rock, scissors, paper... HELVETE!! LOL

Oh aren't they funny? ;D

I have a question: Tatars are mostly respected but there still was some Tatars colaborating with the Nazis and doing same things that other "Eastern Europeans" did.

I think that UPA/OUN is in such a light as it is today because Ukrainians put up statues and name streets after Bandera.
Mr Grunwald   
29 Oct 2010
History / "Lithuania! My fatherland, you are like health.." [37]

"Homeland" does sound very Nazi-esque, and completely at odds with American usages.

It's like saying "Motherland" is communistic as Russians/Commies in Soviet Union used it for recruitment campaigns, oh COME ON!
Mr Grunwald   
29 Oct 2010
History / The righteous among Ukrainians, massacres in "Wołyń" during WW2 [12]

of like what you see between Sweden, Norway and Denmark where they like to poke fun of each other yet where there a sense of a true Scandinavian brotherhood.

Yeah it's a weird phenomenon
...

Hopefully one day it'll be a true brotherhood between those nations

Yeah every "commonwealthier" wish for it
Mr Grunwald   
29 Oct 2010
Genealogy / Is tallness common among Polish people? [201]

Poles are low in general but those with Lithuanian heritage often have some "tall" genes correct me if I am wrong ^^
Mr Grunwald   
29 Oct 2010
History / "Lithuania! My fatherland, you are like health.." [37]

Yes people have different names for that, some say "Homeland" "Motherland" "Fatherland"
Norwegians say: Fedreland (meaning Fatherland) or Hjemmelandet (Homeland) but fedrelandet sounds a bit more patriotic and if you want to appear neutral or not patriotic/nationalistic you say "Hjemmelandet" (in an situation that you come home and say "Oh good to be back in my Fatherland/Homeland")

Russians say "Motherland" If I'm not wrong
Mr Grunwald   
29 Oct 2010
History / "Lithuania! My fatherland, you are like health.." [37]

The word “ ojczyzno “ is not a motherland or fatherland is homeland

Sorry to destroy your boubble but "ojczyzna" dervies from the word "ojciec"? Which means father
So I guess "fatherland" is pretty correct.
Mr Grunwald   
28 Oct 2010
UK, Ireland / British men don't really like women [137]

"British men don't really like women"
Whaaaat?!
I am telling you! Those "Britene" have always been weird!
Mr Grunwald   
25 Oct 2010
History / The righteous among Ukrainians, massacres in "Wołyń" during WW2 [12]

As some know there was massacres in "Wołyń" during World war 2 done by Ukrainian nationalists, although some Ukrainians say it was done by Soviets in disguise it is indisputable that those that help Poles were Ukrainians.

rp.pl/artykul/2,554450-Ukraincy--ktorzy-ratowali-Polakow.html

"Ukrainians whom saved Poles"

Bishop Jan Bagiński was born in the village of Kamionka in the Volhynian voivodship. In 1943, when the Ukrainian Nationalists murdered Polish locals, he was 11 years old. "That I can talk with you right now, I thank our neighbor "Makarow Najstrukow" says the Bishop.

67 years ago risked to help Polish neighbors. Today , at the end of life, they need support

Bishop John Baginski was born in a village in the province Volyn Stoneware . In 1943 , when Ukrainian nationalists murdered the Polish inhabitants of the village, was 11 years old . - The fact that I speak with you now , I owe to our neighbor Makarowi Najstrukowi - says the bishop.
Mr Grunwald   
25 Oct 2010
News / WHY IS POLAND STILL GIVEN THE COLD SHOULDER? [197]

in the 1940's a large contingent of Poles were communist. That's why you became a communist country. The Russians would have never been able to subjugate the Poles without their consent.

lol lol lol lol lol lol lol
I can't stop laughing hahahahahha

Poland was offered the Marshall Plan but rejected it.

Now I am 100% sure, your screwing with me ....

Ever heard of Propaganda and brainwash?

In the villages it was not easy to resist a job at the factory and get an apartment. After the war people were poor and to get a job you had to join the Communist party.

Indeed
At that time people had seen Red army fighting Germans which was a big + in the book. Later of course they knew what had happened...

but there were too many Poles who supported the communists.

"Some" is a good word

I think Poland is given a cold shoulder mostly because history and patriotism isn't noted as being an superpower ;)
Convex got most things right
Also not being on the map in 123 in the most important time in Europe when it came to history/propaganda lessons which only Germans, Austrians and Russians were allowed to talk about Poland... Having nothing to say it's no wonder nobody knows or cares about Poland in general.
Mr Grunwald   
25 Oct 2010
Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]

If you are talking about me then: No! I believe I got more faces then that

What do Poles think of Iceland? Or their natives

Stereotyopes!!! Some funny ones pls! :D
Mr Grunwald   
23 Oct 2010
News / The legalization of Ukrainian immigrants in Poland [14]

However I don't think that illegal immigrants should be granted citizenship,

Indeed

on the other hand maybe they want permits for work - well ?!

Let's create an "bortherly" working permit for Ukrainians living in Poland!
Force them to do some Polish history classes (very few to just catch the basics)
Then they can work! (Their close anyway and not too different) If they can get work? LET THEM HAVE IT! :)

As long as it builds up Poland it shouldn't be a problem
Unless they will try to do a Kosovo...
Mr Grunwald   
22 Oct 2010
News / Is Poland headed for a civil war? [30]

Grunwaldicshe Patrioten are allready meeting up at Grunwald with an hidden agenda!
I can't say what they want to do at the moment, but civil war is closing in!!!
(LOL)
Mr Grunwald   
21 Oct 2010
News / Do Poles take Kaczynski seriously!? [199]

Apparently not great enough for you to live in Poland, right? Or did I misunderstand your first post and you do actually live in Poland?

Ey ey ey! Maybe he has the same problem as me? ;P
Stuck in that... You all know what...

I am writing this as a concerned Pole living abroad who believes Polish democracy is under threat from the madman Kaczynski.

Hahhhahahaha! His brother was the guy to govern not him!