Off-Topic / Does anyone else find Cygans fascinating? [60]


Umm, seriously. Most of our gypsies over here aren't from India. More like domestic hippies. Ask most Americans what they think a gypsy is and they'll give you a description similar to the one I gave here.


They're called gypsies because they try to gyp folks!

Off-Topic / Does anyone else find Cygans fascinating? [60]

In the news... problems today with gypsies in France. Seems even that tolerant place has had it with them...

Off-Topic / Does anyone else find Cygans fascinating? [60]

But that's what peeps call them here. Does that more or less describe the type of "gypsies" of the thread topic? I've been hearing about gypsy problems in the UK too and they sound like the US ones...


Gypsy altert!...


:D

Off-Topic / Does anyone else find Cygans fascinating? [60]


Oh, they're all Indian? I didn't know that.
We have what some call "gypsies" here too... enclaves of traveling hairy women in linen dresses and unshaven men... smelly and dirty... just squat on someone's property uninvited and sit around drinking and smoking pot... thieving... Pretty much like flower children hippies of the 60's... or Dead Heads. Lol...

Off-Topic / Does anyone else find Cygans fascinating? [60]


Some PFers must be part gypsy. ;)

Aren't gyspies just like... hippies?

Life / Polish pride. PL stickers, flags and the white eagle! Where does our obsession come from? [79]


Don't get much mixing of Christmas and patriotism over here either.

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


Well, see, it's like this... Science is now closing in on finding what could be called the "gay gene", an abnormality, a genetic flaw. So perhaps at some point they will "prove" that one is indeed "born gay", as gays and their supporters already claim, absent any backing scientific evidence. At this point it would mean being gay was due to a genetic defect, that could one day be corrected, and not a mental illness after all.

Now, for choice... What about the girl who goes off to college and "experiments" with lesbianism but she never before nor again is with other females? What about her? Was she "born gay"? No. Even though she was attracted to other females for a time. Clearly this was a conscious "choice" she made. Some might call this choice the result of a mental illness, but more likely her temporary gayness was a reflection of society's promoting and celebrating of gayness as being trendy and cool.

And the same for bi's... What, were they born only partly gay? Can they turn the gay switch on and off at will like a choice? Lol...

Love / Polish citizen in the UK: I made a mistake and now she won't forgive me, help! [57]


Kinda beside the point. It's still a parent's and society's job to try and sheild kids from harmful and age-inappropriate influences. And these things about which we speak have been identified by society to be bad influences.

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


Oops, meant it is a disease to be a crocodile but not an alligator. :D
The two are very similar and easily confused!...

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]

It is a disease to be an alligator but not a crocodile.

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]



Of course you don't think about it, it's unconscious. Procreation is a primal drive. You don't have to think about it.

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


I'm not sure I understand the question. Are you really disputing the notion that our sex drive is a drive to procreate?

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]

Yes. It is explained by our sex drives. When we see a hot chick and consciously think 'Man, she's hot. I'd like to tap that', really the cave man in us is unconsciously thinking 'She'd makeum good babies. I must makeum babies...' Our sex drive is really a drive to procreate.

This is why rumphumping is so unnatural. Ya can't make babies with what comes out of that hole. :p

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


Well, this is somewhat known but if you insist on text and a link...


psychology.ucdavis.edu/rainbow/html/facts_mental_health.html


How do you know what I have a degree in or not? Besides, as I have explained before and as MG is proof, just having a degree does not keep one from being biased one way or the other and letting that bias influence the "professional norms"...

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


Right. Nor should we celebrate these abnormalities any more than we celebrate alcoholism.

Gays also suffer from depression and anxiety and other mental/ emotional problems at higher rates than the general population. So there certainly would seem to be a clear link to mental illness.


LMAO!...

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


And just how do you propose I do this, dear? By citing some supportive website that someone could easily rip as institutionally biased as I did yours?

Here, how about this... Certainly no one can believe that every single psychologist in the entire world holds the very same professional opinions about anything, let alone the gay controversy. So what about the ones who have dedicated their professional careers to trying to find a cure for it? Certainly they hold professional attitudes contrary to the prescribed 'professional norms', right?


You're too angry and shrill. You're just looking to fight. And you don't matter. Now run along.

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


As well as professional.


Ah, a loaded term here if there ever was one. Hardly conclusive. "Professional norms" often follow a prescribed path. We see this term a lot on Liberal university campuses. Researchers in a number of fields risk losing their funding if they dare arrive at conclusions outside the prescribed "professional norms"... And a number of trendy "professional norms" about the politically poisoned science about global warming have been ripped to shreds by scandal lately... Maybe they should change the term to "pressure norms"... And in this case it's PC pressure.

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


That another topic.
But, yes, at least some of it is indeed a choice.

Love / Polish citizen in the UK: I made a mistake and now she won't forgive me, help! [57]


No.

It's not just me. Our society recognizes the harmful influences of the Hip-hop culture. There is very good reason most of Hip-hop CDs today come with parental advisories and age sales limits. Same reason sex and violence movies come with ratings and age restrictions and have for years...

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


So true. Despite engineered myths to the contrary, the real ugly haters reside on the Left. Over here most offensive haters are those who defend gays... They really get to spouting some nasty and offensive stuff. Such bullying hardly helps generate sympathy for their cause...

Love / Polish citizen in the UK: I made a mistake and now she won't forgive me, help! [57]


That's the kind of stuff I have to deal with every time he jumps me. :s

Love / Polish citizen in the UK: I made a mistake and now she won't forgive me, help! [57]


Too many words! Sheesh!

Some things are apparent. This is a silly message board, not a college thesis. One need not back with stats and studies and sources and links the claim that today's Hip-hop culture is some ugly stuff that negatively impacts kids. To say being exposed to ugly and violent things doesn't in any way impact those exposed to it is absurd. And, yes, H-h is worse than Jazz or Rock or Classical music. This is pretty commonly understood, over here anyway. We even put content advisories on CDs just for this reason.

Love / Polish citizen in the UK: I made a mistake and now she won't forgive me, help! [57]


Gee! Who does that sound like around here?!! :D

Love / Polish citizen in the UK: I made a mistake and now she won't forgive me, help! [57]


It teaches me to never tell an employer I visit social sites!

Them: "Mr. Trener, you seem to have left this form question blank that asks for your social site addresses so we can check them..."

Me: "What's an internets?"

Love / Polish citizen in the UK: I made a mistake and now she won't forgive me, help! [57]


Yep. And now law enforcement and even potential employers check peeps' social networking sites...

Here's a story from today about Paris Hilton's coke bust and how her claim about borrowing someone else's purse is a lie. Seems she tweeted a pic of herself showing off the purse a month before...

radaronline.com/exclusives/2010/09/radar-exclusive-paris-owns-purse-identical-one-she-claimed-was-borrowed-night

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]


Please point out where I expressed any hate in my post.

Love / Polish citizen in the UK: I made a mistake and now she won't forgive me, help! [57]



Let this be a lesson to you ladies! No nudie pics for boyfriends!
(But you could post a couple here. We'll never tell. :] )

Life / Any treatment centres for homos in Poland? [455]

Everyone knows that gay is a form of mental illness but many refuse to admit it or they have fallen for all the pro-gay PC propaganda.

And treatments, or "cures" have shown some degree of success. But gays get offended at the mere mention of such things and attempt to silence this line of discussion. Electing instead to force others into accepting and celebrating their illness.

Once again we see Lefties putting their feelings above science...

USA, Canada / Shipping large quantity of Polish vodka to the US [14]

Yes. Of course. :)

Nowadays many such products have a phone number and/or website right on the label. That's where I'd start.

USA, Canada / Shipping large quantity of Polish vodka to the US [14]


Sounds like it could be difficult as you'd have to deal with the import/ export liquor laws in two lands. And in the US each state has its own Liquor Control Board (LCB) and as such the laws regulating booze vary wildly from state to state. Some liquor laws are downright archaic. Around here you can't even legally import a case of beer from a neighboring state, for crissake...

Maybe start by contacting the exporter in Poland and see what they say...