Seanus
28 Jul 2010
Seanus
28 Jul 2010
Travel / Poland-My 9-day experience [239]
Many aren't blonde and blue-eyed. 3rd world? Hardly! Parasites? They contribute to local economies through tax.
Many aren't blonde and blue-eyed. 3rd world? Hardly! Parasites? They contribute to local economies through tax.
Seanus
27 Jul 2010
News / Is Jarosław Kaczyński the new Lech Wałęsa? [74]
True enough, mafketis. It's by no means as clear when it comes to Smoleńsk. I just feel that they didn't guide them in well enough but I felt that the Poles dug their own hole. They were smug and cocky and they told ATC 'watch how real pilots do it'. We saw, alright ;)
Sth like debestka (we are the best) was said. LOL, not now.
True enough, mafketis. It's by no means as clear when it comes to Smoleńsk. I just feel that they didn't guide them in well enough but I felt that the Poles dug their own hole. They were smug and cocky and they told ATC 'watch how real pilots do it'. We saw, alright ;)
Sth like debestka (we are the best) was said. LOL, not now.
Seanus
27 Jul 2010
Love / the strange polish girl who broke my heart [30]
Yeah, you are spoken to when work doesn't enter the equation. When it's 'pracy pracy pracy' for them, you have to remind them that you exist.
I have seen some very weird emotions in some women here but, then again, no different from elsewhere.
Yeah, you are spoken to when work doesn't enter the equation. When it's 'pracy pracy pracy' for them, you have to remind them that you exist.
I have seen some very weird emotions in some women here but, then again, no different from elsewhere.
Seanus
27 Jul 2010
News / Nigel Farage voice of reason for Poland and EU? [79]
Merkel wouldn't be happy that you said that ;) ;)
Nigel is the man! He has the bottle to speak out strongly against perceived oppression and 'convenient' political appointments. The EU is one big steering committee.
Merkel wouldn't be happy that you said that ;) ;)
Nigel is the man! He has the bottle to speak out strongly against perceived oppression and 'convenient' political appointments. The EU is one big steering committee.
Seanus
27 Jul 2010
News / Is Jarosław Kaczyński the new Lech Wałęsa? [74]
It's quite obvious what he means and any intelligent person can see that. I'll give you a clue. I predicted Nigel Farage would have his food poisoned and I was wrong. However, I was just looking at a practicality, any way at which he could be harmed. As it turned out, his airplane mysteriously crashed. This despite a VERY experienced pilot at the helm. It's all too clear how it works and the sentiment, therefore, should be clear too.
It's quite obvious what he means and any intelligent person can see that. I'll give you a clue. I predicted Nigel Farage would have his food poisoned and I was wrong. However, I was just looking at a practicality, any way at which he could be harmed. As it turned out, his airplane mysteriously crashed. This despite a VERY experienced pilot at the helm. It's all too clear how it works and the sentiment, therefore, should be clear too.
Seanus
27 Jul 2010
Work / Advice on Teaching English in Poland [709]
Caveat emptor applies. It's such a basic thing to read the contract, together with the smallprint. Rush it at your peril!
Caveat emptor applies. It's such a basic thing to read the contract, together with the smallprint. Rush it at your peril!
Seanus
27 Jul 2010
Seanus
27 Jul 2010
Travel / Poland-My 9-day experience [239]
Yes, ok :)
Wanna go somewhere nice? Go to Żywiec. There is a place there called MEGA which overlooks the lake and a lovely mountainous backdrop :) You can drink fresh Żywiec and enjoy some top food too.
Yes, ok :)
Wanna go somewhere nice? Go to Żywiec. There is a place there called MEGA which overlooks the lake and a lovely mountainous backdrop :) You can drink fresh Żywiec and enjoy some top food too.
Seanus
27 Jul 2010
Travel / Poland-My 9-day experience [239]
Oh, come on, Ironside. She wasn't in Ruda Chebrze long enough ;) ;)
Oh, come on, Ironside. She wasn't in Ruda Chebrze long enough ;) ;)
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Life / Do Polish People steal a lot? [330]
Wrocław was good enough to outline a story here. He is trying! I've never had anything stolen from me here, save a pen or two.
Seanus (plenty children around at the moment that need a minder)
Wrocław was good enough to outline a story here. He is trying! I've never had anything stolen from me here, save a pen or two.
Seanus (plenty children around at the moment that need a minder)
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Life / Do Polish People steal a lot? [330]
I didn't name the person that said it and was just exposing blatant hypocrisy, no word bending to cover up any goofs. I think that much was clear!!
Yes, I see I have been quoted again above but will move on.
Some steal a lot and some don't.
I didn't name the person that said it and was just exposing blatant hypocrisy, no word bending to cover up any goofs. I think that much was clear!!
Yes, I see I have been quoted again above but will move on.
Some steal a lot and some don't.
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Work / Advice on Teaching English in Poland [709]
You can't make blanket statements like that, Delph. Speak Up has a good rep here and, I hope, with good reason.
You can't make blanket statements like that, Delph. Speak Up has a good rep here and, I hope, with good reason.
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Life / Do Polish People steal a lot? [330]
It's funny. Foreigners have stereotypes about it but Poles come right out with it :) Most Poles I've spoken to seem to think it happens more than it should.
It's funny. Foreigners have stereotypes about it but Poles come right out with it :) Most Poles I've spoken to seem to think it happens more than it should.
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Life / Do Polish People steal a lot? [330]
Aha, come on then. We are off on the deflection course again, so let's have a broader perspective while you are at it. How often does it happen in Outer Mongolia? How about Swaziland? Let's get a rounded perspective and large scale on the go here. I'm interested, does it happen in the Outer Hebrides too?
Seanus (reiterates that he has NEVER quoted anybody since Dec 2007. The Mods will back me up on this. I mean in the traditional way)
Aha, come on then. We are off on the deflection course again, so let's have a broader perspective while you are at it. How often does it happen in Outer Mongolia? How about Swaziland? Let's get a rounded perspective and large scale on the go here. I'm interested, does it happen in the Outer Hebrides too?
Seanus (reiterates that he has NEVER quoted anybody since Dec 2007. The Mods will back me up on this. I mean in the traditional way)
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Life / Do Polish People steal a lot? [330]
They were notorious for that amongst Germans and Scots, Wrocław. My wife is just describing a stealing story to me. She believes Poles are awful for this. Also, they are still Poles, Wrocław. Mafia or otherwise. 'The Poles' is a FAR more diverse term than anyone here seems to conceive.
Seanus (I think I should ignore her, meaning no name references which I didn't use. Not meaning 'don't treat anybody seriously or otherwise').
They were notorious for that amongst Germans and Scots, Wrocław. My wife is just describing a stealing story to me. She believes Poles are awful for this. Also, they are still Poles, Wrocław. Mafia or otherwise. 'The Poles' is a FAR more diverse term than anyone here seems to conceive.
Seanus (I think I should ignore her, meaning no name references which I didn't use. Not meaning 'don't treat anybody seriously or otherwise').
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Life / Do Polish People steal a lot? [330]
"I think we should ignore him" (sb and their logic, LOL)
Midas has a good point. Specific kinds of crime happen, e.g car theft. The Poles were notorious for that back in the day. The Japanese for umbrellas and bicycles. However, it doesn't make either a nation of thieves. I don't imagine there being too much theft here in Poland.
"I think we should ignore him" (sb and their logic, LOL)
Midas has a good point. Specific kinds of crime happen, e.g car theft. The Poles were notorious for that back in the day. The Japanese for umbrellas and bicycles. However, it doesn't make either a nation of thieves. I don't imagine there being too much theft here in Poland.
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Work / Advice on Teaching English in Poland [709]
See the value or just all conned? I can't make an informed comment either way as I've never been interested in the BC but I've heard mixed reports, generally negative.
See the value or just all conned? I can't make an informed comment either way as I've never been interested in the BC but I've heard mixed reports, generally negative.
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Love / POLISH WOMEN THE MOST SEXUALLY ACTIVE IN EUROPE...! [54]
There might be some truth in that ;)
There might be some truth in that ;)
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
Life / Do Polish People steal a lot? [330]
There are some thieves here, like everywhere. It was more a thing of the past to go into Germany and steal their cars. Times are better now :)
There are some thieves here, like everywhere. It was more a thing of the past to go into Germany and steal their cars. Times are better now :)
Seanus
26 Jul 2010
News / Poland - the least liked German neighbour. [210]
Well, Tusk values both Russia and Germany. He is not envious of any success, he is just focussing on maintaining cordial ties. Poland need not get involved with America in their provocative noises over Iran and NK. Their nuke obsession is caused by devious insiders who know that war brings profits. Many Americans are upset with this too. Hersh and Ritter have sought to expose the fallacy of nuclear threats.
Well, Tusk values both Russia and Germany. He is not envious of any success, he is just focussing on maintaining cordial ties. Poland need not get involved with America in their provocative noises over Iran and NK. Their nuke obsession is caused by devious insiders who know that war brings profits. Many Americans are upset with this too. Hersh and Ritter have sought to expose the fallacy of nuclear threats.
Seanus
25 Jul 2010
News / Nigel Farage voice of reason for Poland and EU? [79]
Oh, come on ;) ;) He is not a character from Stephen King's IT either (Pennyroyal?)
I want to read his book, Fighting Bull. I've always like the intelligent voice of dissent, a hallmark of democracy.
Oh, come on ;) ;) He is not a character from Stephen King's IT either (Pennyroyal?)
I want to read his book, Fighting Bull. I've always like the intelligent voice of dissent, a hallmark of democracy.
Seanus
25 Jul 2010
News / Nigel Farage voice of reason for Poland and EU? [79]
Well, when in a circus......(be a clown) ;) ;)
Well, when in a circus......(be a clown) ;) ;)
Seanus
25 Jul 2010
Love / Need Advice: I have fallen in love with a Polish woman... [65]
Twenty is into adulthood, not a kid anymore. Basically, a large talk is needed and she needs to choose, period!
Twenty is into adulthood, not a kid anymore. Basically, a large talk is needed and she needs to choose, period!
Seanus
25 Jul 2010
News / Nigel Farage voice of reason for Poland and EU? [79]
He is a showman too? He's a serious politician where Palikot is a PR man for PO. They say he acts with temerity, I say he acts with courage (Farage)
He is a showman too? He's a serious politician where Palikot is a PR man for PO. They say he acts with temerity, I say he acts with courage (Farage)
Seanus
25 Jul 2010
News / Poland - the least liked German neighbour. [210]
Banjo, look at the bigger picture. Germany has the same global interests as Anglo-Americans. They play the same games and are in on the same funny business.
Banjo, look at the bigger picture. Germany has the same global interests as Anglo-Americans. They play the same games and are in on the same funny business.
Seanus
25 Jul 2010
News / Nigel Farage voice of reason for Poland and EU? [79]
I encourage you to watch for yourself. He also has sensible views on immigration into the UK. He sees how the globalists have opened the floodgates so that people become increasingly mixed and thus need umbrella control systems. He advocates caps.
I encourage you to watch for yourself. He also has sensible views on immigration into the UK. He sees how the globalists have opened the floodgates so that people become increasingly mixed and thus need umbrella control systems. He advocates caps.
Seanus
25 Jul 2010
Love / Need Advice: I have fallen in love with a Polish woman... [65]
Well, there's always two sides to every coin. She should have considered that before marrying him. Be careful of being spun a yarn. People who go abroad often do that!
Well, there's always two sides to every coin. She should have considered that before marrying him. Be careful of being spun a yarn. People who go abroad often do that!
Seanus
25 Jul 2010
News / Nigel Farage voice of reason for Poland and EU? [79]
1) He is firmly against the anti-democratic practices within the EU
2) He loathes Ashton and Van Rompuy for securing positions based on no merit
3) He provides insight into how we went wrong in the credit crisis
4) He values national sovereignty and not merely blind obedience to a supranational entity that has overstepped the palliative that is subsidiarity.
5) He advocates openness, transparency and accountability in democracy.
1) He is firmly against the anti-democratic practices within the EU
2) He loathes Ashton and Van Rompuy for securing positions based on no merit
3) He provides insight into how we went wrong in the credit crisis
4) He values national sovereignty and not merely blind obedience to a supranational entity that has overstepped the palliative that is subsidiarity.
5) He advocates openness, transparency and accountability in democracy.