Travel / From Katowice airport to the Train station [9]

bus take 30-40mins to get from Katowice airport to the train station, it's the last stop too, easy-peasy

Life / When did Poles stop consuming alcohol on Christmas day. Is it a longstanding tradition or [10]

never heard of this, thank god, couldn't imagine a sober xmas

Life / Which services is Poland still waiting for? [218]

far too many

Law / clothing brand troll and tatuum in poland? [10]

clothing brand troll would be something that many posters on PL would be interested in.

Life / Learning Driving In Poland - rules? [55]

hahaha!

think that always throws me is that wee green arrow to turn left/right, ya gotta be careful coz some auld biddy has the green man on the street you're turning onto. I've nearly hit so many people. Poland's the only country I know of that has this...err.. feature at traffic lights.

Travel / A 3-day trip to Prague from Krakow. Best travel options? [6]

czech has better roads so thats a plus.
i'd take the train though, just coz if I was driving i wouldn't be able to have a pint until the evening

Life / Is there any particular foods that are served at a Polish funeral? [12]

if it's on a sunday, it'd need to be kluski i rolada

Life / I'm sharing a list of Polish culture - music, film, books, videogames, etc... [5]

those bands are pretty old, got anything from this century? :P

News / Why is PO still in power? [9]

Because PiS are even bigger Dckheads.
In Poland you don't vote for the party you agree with, you vote against the party you hate more, thus why old Jarek has lost 6 elections in a row.

Law / Netherlands car insured by Polish insurance company [4]

Of course it's possible.................if you live in Poland.

Travel / Experience to travel from Ireland to Gdansk? [4]

if ya wanna do it the cheap way linda, fly to frankfut hahn and then to gdansk for a good bit less. I did that a few times when goin to the heineken music festival. I've never flown wizzair, but mates have told me it's pretty much the same as flying with ryaniar.

I've only once flown direct to gdansk and I think that was aerlingus and I got a decent price on a sale, otherwise though gdansk is probably once of the most expensive airports to fly too since it's such a touristy kind of place. But, think about the frankfort hanh option, it's just an airport, but you'd only be waiting a few more hours and that time of year the weather'll be nice and you can just chill out in a beer garden there.

Work / Polish minimum wage between Luxembourg and Bulgaria [13]


Increase the price of what? I don't understand you.

Work / Polish minimum wage between Luxembourg and Bulgaria [13]


*causes

please explain, I know you like to come on here and make sweeping generalisations, but I'd like to know why you think this and if you've got any proof.

UK, Ireland / Why would anyone kill himself? Polish guy kills himself in Ireland [16]

Kid's gonna grow up and think, "f€ck, my dad killed himself coz my ma was a cheating whóre poor kid's gonna need a whole load of therapy in the future


Happened last Thursday, this is Monday. I think it's fair to say that it's already been investigated.

Life / Why is Prostitution still legal in Poland? [106]


It is? Sweet.

UK, Ireland / Irish Census and number of Polish [46]


Your rudeness knows no bounds.
I asked you why do you have a problem with people becoming Irish citizens? You haven't given a reason, you're just ranting and raving as is your usual style.


Yea of course it is, but only in name, most people can't speak it and most have no interest in it. I can speak a bit and I love the language, but I don't think people should be forced to learn something they don't want to. I think the best thing for the Irish language would be to take it out of the schools completely. It's stir up some patriotism for it and get people to learn it properly.


Look chap everyone know that Irish schools are useless. The only reason they exist is because education is the biggest scam going in Ireland. Also kids go there coz they know they'll get higher final exam points if they do their exams in Irish. Plus what right-minded kid would actually want to go to school in any of those scumholes?


Quite a few according to the census.


Yea, as I said ranting and raving.

Law / Marriage in Poland without a residence permit? [13]

First!

..... don't marry her just for that reason, it'll all end in tears.

UK, Ireland / Irish Census and number of Polish [46]


got an proof of that?
Also could you actually answer my question?

Your idea for an exam, I can agree with, some general knowledge of histroy/geography etc, I'd have no qualms with that, how and ever buddy, I think an exam on the Irish language is a bit of a stretch. Sure, most people east of the Shannon can hardly string a sentence together in their native tongue. I love the Irish language, I really do, but I think we'd be better served learning it ourselves before forcing it down the necks of people coming to our country for a better life.

Love / My PL GF wants name on bills, morgage, and business [35]

dump her get an annulment and report her for domestic abuse so she won't get a penny out of the settlement

UK, Ireland / Irish Census and number of Polish [46]


I call it "It's really cool that foreigners want to become Irish citizens", I've absolutely no problem with someone doing it if they choose to. Why do you have a problem with it?

UK, Ireland / Irish Census and number of Polish [46]


wrong as usual jackeen

UK, Ireland / Irish Census and number of Polish [46]


It never was.

It was a Viking settlement that became a town. The Irish lived in Ballybok & Irishtown. Some Irish moved into Dublin for trade reasons etc but it was accepted that the Scandinavians were the top dogs in town, but it was never set up by anyone Irish. When the brits ruled us it was the 2nd city of the empire & when the 2nd last royal visited all ye jackeens were out waving your little flags for her. lol. Hardly an Irish thing to do that, honouring a foreign oppressive queen. Sure 'tis a well known fact that people from Dublin are known as both jackeen and west brits. roflol.

Cork, or as it's pronounced Kawrk...Kilkenny & Limerick are Irish cities, all were founded before the Viking invaders plundered them and later settled and traded there. Galway wasn't established until the 12th C but it was set up by an Irishman, unlike Dublin, although it was taken over by the Normans not too long after it.

Love / SINGLE SUCCESSFUL POLISH DOCTOR IN NY SEEKING ADVICE [28]


cool story bro

Love / Do Irish / British guys like Polish girls? [138]


You're out by a fair whack there chap

"There are now 55,584 Polish women and 59,609 Polish-born men"
thejournal.ie/polish-families-reuniting-in-ireland-as-they-become-largest-non-irish-group-400769-Mar2012/

Life / Strong wind in Warsaw - is it normal? [6]

It's common knowledge my good man that Varsovian are full of hot air, it's gotta be vented some time y'know

Life / Do trailer park people exist in Poland? [18]


I thought they were called "Dresiarz" everyone who lives in a block is a blokersi, no?

Love / Prevention of child abduction by Polish mother. [232]


.....and PL's greatest troll keeps on trolling

Law / Car Insurance in Poland (A/C) [32]

ah might be ok then, yea sure I'll contact them anyway, cheers man

Law / Car Insurance in Poland (A/C) [32]

Will it matter Harry that I'm not buying it from the dealer, but from a 2nd hand saloon? Probably not, but ya know, this is Poland, everything is possible.