dtaylor5632
23 Jun 2010
dtaylor5632
23 Jun 2010
dtaylor5632
23 Jun 2010
Law / Advice please - Getting monies from a Poland employer who refuses to pay [41]
I thought I'd be right. Just for future record the school should provide you with a copy every month. ;)
Ive saw them back in March, i have asked for copies EVERY day since! and am still waiting!
I thought I'd be right. Just for future record the school should provide you with a copy every month. ;)
dtaylor5632
23 Jun 2010
Law / Advice please - Getting monies from a Poland employer who refuses to pay [41]
Thats a rather kinky way to go about things, but maybe it works....the surprise effect:D
Thats a rather kinky way to go about things, but maybe it works....the surprise effect:D
dtaylor5632
23 Jun 2010
Law / Advice please - Getting monies from a Poland employer who refuses to pay [41]
And if he doesn't?
And if he doesn't?
dtaylor5632
22 Jun 2010
Law / Advice please - Getting monies from a Poland employer who refuses to pay [41]
I doubt they do :( Have you a records of tax and zuz payments that have been signed by the school director?
I had similar situation, when most of the teachers in the school weren't paid. I had to blackmail them just to get the money I was owed. Delph should be able to help you out.
It really annoys me that they are still so many schools that continue to work in this way. Hopefully they will all die out soon, fingers crossed anyway.
they make my zuz and tax contributions
I doubt they do :( Have you a records of tax and zuz payments that have been signed by the school director?
I had similar situation, when most of the teachers in the school weren't paid. I had to blackmail them just to get the money I was owed. Delph should be able to help you out.
It really annoys me that they are still so many schools that continue to work in this way. Hopefully they will all die out soon, fingers crossed anyway.
dtaylor5632
21 Jun 2010
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]
z_darius
Their input into the country was in the past all the same. They retain the right to move back to Poland as Polish citizens though many boycott that right, why then should they have the right to vote? Why should they have the right to choose a government that governs other people and not themselves? How would they truly know what will be the effect of their vote if they are not living in that country that is governed by the people they voted for?
I don't think that it's ironic to have an opinion on the voting system in Poland because I have actually lived in Poland probably longer than a lot of Polonian Americans have. Therefore I would know the effects of what certain political parties would bring if they got into government. I would know that first-hand, rather than from second or third-hand information.
Point is that if you want to vote in Poland, maybe it would be a good idea to actually go back and live in that country. Being a part-time Pole serves no purpose to anyone who lives in Poland.
Does that matter? It's still a political problem in the first place why that person is on welfare. And being a political subject that person has the right to vote, maybe if he does vote he could actually change something about his situation. That my friend is called Democracy, if he hadn't the right to vote, if it was based on how much tax someone pays, then no American Pole would be able to vote at all.
For example?
z_darius
Their input into the country was in the past all the same. They retain the right to move back to Poland as Polish citizens though many boycott that right, why then should they have the right to vote? Why should they have the right to choose a government that governs other people and not themselves? How would they truly know what will be the effect of their vote if they are not living in that country that is governed by the people they voted for?
I don't think that it's ironic to have an opinion on the voting system in Poland because I have actually lived in Poland probably longer than a lot of Polonian Americans have. Therefore I would know the effects of what certain political parties would bring if they got into government. I would know that first-hand, rather than from second or third-hand information.
Point is that if you want to vote in Poland, maybe it would be a good idea to actually go back and live in that country. Being a part-time Pole serves no purpose to anyone who lives in Poland.
Spending someone else's money?
Does that matter? It's still a political problem in the first place why that person is on welfare. And being a political subject that person has the right to vote, maybe if he does vote he could actually change something about his situation. That my friend is called Democracy, if he hadn't the right to vote, if it was based on how much tax someone pays, then no American Pole would be able to vote at all.
A lot of people live full time outside of Poland while maintaining their presence in the country
For example?
dtaylor5632
21 Jun 2010
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]
If they are living in Poland then yes. They LIVE in that country and at least have some input into the country. Why should someone have a right to decide who governs a country when they are not affected by the outcome. For the same reason Indians living in India are not allowed to vote in the UK elections even though many of them in the past believed that they were British. (besides the point). If you leave Poland or any country for that matter to live in another country full-time, then in my opinion you veto the right to vote.
A lot of them pay in taxes a tiny portion, if anything at all, of what they receive.
If they are living in Poland then yes. They LIVE in that country and at least have some input into the country. Why should someone have a right to decide who governs a country when they are not affected by the outcome. For the same reason Indians living in India are not allowed to vote in the UK elections even though many of them in the past believed that they were British. (besides the point). If you leave Poland or any country for that matter to live in another country full-time, then in my opinion you veto the right to vote.
dtaylor5632
21 Jun 2010
USA, Canada / US Polonia 70% for Kaczyński [343]
If that's the case, it just shows that 70% of Polonians in America haven't lived in Poland in the past twenty years.
In my opinion, If you're allowed to vote in the Polish elections despite living abroad for so many years, you should also pay tax to Poland.
If that's the case, it just shows that 70% of Polonians in America haven't lived in Poland in the past twenty years.
In my opinion, If you're allowed to vote in the Polish elections despite living abroad for so many years, you should also pay tax to Poland.
dtaylor5632
18 Jun 2010
Life / Small change in shops in Poland!? [95]
This has been one of the most annoying things about Poland for a long time. God forbid you have a 200 in your pocket!!!
This has been one of the most annoying things about Poland for a long time. God forbid you have a 200 in your pocket!!!
dtaylor5632
17 Jun 2010
Law / Business Etiquette (Polish companies' dealings with clients in other counties) [14]
Exactly, depends on what the company does and how it operates:)
Exactly, depends on what the company does and how it operates:)
dtaylor5632
17 Jun 2010
Law / Business Etiquette (Polish companies' dealings with clients in other counties) [14]
I'm just giving from my point of view. When i'm dealing with clients or colleagues in Germany, Sweden or the UK ect I prefer to just discuss things over the phone. Though my work with Elec doesn't need any visual aids ect
I'm just giving from my point of view. When i'm dealing with clients or colleagues in Germany, Sweden or the UK ect I prefer to just discuss things over the phone. Though my work with Elec doesn't need any visual aids ect
dtaylor5632
17 Jun 2010
Law / Business Etiquette (Polish companies' dealings with clients in other counties) [14]
You shouldn't really ever need to speak via web-cam unless you are dealing with several different people at the same time in a conference situation.
via a webcam.
You shouldn't really ever need to speak via web-cam unless you are dealing with several different people at the same time in a conference situation.
dtaylor5632
17 Jun 2010
Off-Topic / WHEN IS THE ENGLISH WEATHER IN POLAND GOING TO END....? [44]
Absolutely scorching today up in Stirlingshire, 30+c. Tomorrow a trip to the beach is in order!!!!
Absolutely scorching today up in Stirlingshire, 30+c. Tomorrow a trip to the beach is in order!!!!
dtaylor5632
16 Jun 2010
Life / A Girl Told Me You Have to Be Goodlooking to "sustain" in Poland. [30]
I am the official ranker (Thats Ranker not the other thing) for passport control :D
that's not for you to decide...
I am the official ranker (Thats Ranker not the other thing) for passport control :D
dtaylor5632
16 Jun 2010
Life / A Girl Told Me You Have to Be Goodlooking to "sustain" in Poland. [30]
Better pack your suitcase mate :P Looks like I'm in though ;) :P
If you rank under 8, you won't get in, simple
Better pack your suitcase mate :P Looks like I'm in though ;) :P
dtaylor5632
15 Jun 2010
Love / How do I make a Polish girl cry? [107]
When she tell you that she has secret BF back home, tell her that you found out 3 months before and since then have been secretly filming all her slutty bedtime crap ;)
When she tell you that she has secret BF back home, tell her that you found out 3 months before and since then have been secretly filming all her slutty bedtime crap ;)
dtaylor5632
14 Jun 2010
Food / How to cook Frozen pierogi? Boil or Fry? [90]
And NOT forgetting to add copious amounts of Maggi!!!
And NOT forgetting to add copious amounts of Maggi!!!
dtaylor5632
13 Jun 2010
dtaylor5632
12 Jun 2010
Love / My little confession hehe - I always thought polish women were ugly [57]
I like horses....though not in a woman...
I like horses....though not in a woman...
dtaylor5632
12 Jun 2010
Love / My little confession hehe - I always thought polish women were ugly [57]
Like that Jessica Parker or whatever u call her in sex and the city?
Like that Jessica Parker or whatever u call her in sex and the city?
dtaylor5632
11 Jun 2010
Life / Anyone else suffering from mosquito bites in Poland? [52]
Thanks for that ;)
At the time I didn't realise I was allergic, only the next day when I had a balloon arm :)
SzwedwPolsce
Thanks for that ;)
At the time I didn't realise I was allergic, only the next day when I had a balloon arm :)
dtaylor5632
10 Jun 2010
Life / Anyone else suffering from mosquito bites in Poland? [52]
The floods would have brought them out plus now the hot weather is there they will be mating like...erm mozzies :P
I'm actually quite allergic to mozzies (I stay in the wrong country eh :D ). Last year in Krk I got bitten twice on the arm and spent an eveing in hospital after it had swollen to three times its normal size....elephant man's arm i had :)
I noticed a week ago that there were far more mosquitoes flying around than is usual for the time of year.
The floods would have brought them out plus now the hot weather is there they will be mating like...erm mozzies :P
I'm actually quite allergic to mozzies (I stay in the wrong country eh :D ). Last year in Krk I got bitten twice on the arm and spent an eveing in hospital after it had swollen to three times its normal size....elephant man's arm i had :)
dtaylor5632
9 Jun 2010
UK, Ireland / Where do the polish men hang out in Glasgow? [4]
Problem with the Sikorski club is that it's "members" only. Not had a chance to check it out though, will try and see on Saturday what its like.
I would like to set up some Polish meet ups for this area. At the moment its only the Poles and Slovaks from work who I meet up with generally for hiking and stuffm but would be nice to meet others.
Problem with the Sikorski club is that it's "members" only. Not had a chance to check it out though, will try and see on Saturday what its like.
I would like to set up some Polish meet ups for this area. At the moment its only the Poles and Slovaks from work who I meet up with generally for hiking and stuffm but would be nice to meet others.
dtaylor5632
8 Jun 2010
Love / Polish men what is the worst thing a girl can do upon first impression? [360]
REALLY....YOU see some reality???
I see some reality distortion here.
REALLY....YOU see some reality???
dtaylor5632
4 Jun 2010
Life / Kissing on the cheek in Poland. Lips for lovers only? [39]
No never kiss a man under no circumstances, unless he has just scored the winning goal in the cup final ;)
No never kiss a man under no circumstances, unless he has just scored the winning goal in the cup final ;)
dtaylor5632
4 Jun 2010
Off-Topic / Brits, Yanks slur their words? [17]
Let em quit, tor braw a eftirnoon fir thit pish ;0
Edit; I haven't yet mastered this fecked up Stirlingshire accent..eh....eh....eh
*pulls trigger on the gun pointed at his head*
Let em quit, tor braw a eftirnoon fir thit pish ;0
Edit; I haven't yet mastered this fecked up Stirlingshire accent..eh....eh....eh
*pulls trigger on the gun pointed at his head*
dtaylor5632
4 Jun 2010
Off-Topic / Brits, Yanks slur their words? [17]
oh I hate that word as well! :)
Gees a gobble ya dobber ;)
Innit!
oh I hate that word as well! :)
Gees a gobble ya dobber ;)
dtaylor5632
4 Jun 2010
Life / Kissing on the cheek in Poland. Lips for lovers only? [39]
That is just strange.
Only people I kissed on the lips was my gf or very very very close girl-friends who I had known for years :/
on the lips
That is just strange.
Only people I kissed on the lips was my gf or very very very close girl-friends who I had known for years :/
dtaylor5632
4 Jun 2010
Off-Topic / Brits, Yanks slur their words? [17]
We don't slur our words more than any other peoples from around the the world. The reason other non-natives seem to speak so clearly is because usually they are trying never to make any mistakes and speaking with that god awful Queen's English accent that they are taught. That's a sign that they aren't native by the way. When they pronounce "My mother and my brother....ect" in an almost exact copy of what people thought the English sounded like in 1920 :D
We don't slur our words more than any other peoples from around the the world. The reason other non-natives seem to speak so clearly is because usually they are trying never to make any mistakes and speaking with that god awful Queen's English accent that they are taught. That's a sign that they aren't native by the way. When they pronounce "My mother and my brother....ect" in an almost exact copy of what people thought the English sounded like in 1920 :D