USA, Canada / Where Polish in NJ live? [58]


You should have seen the prices before ordering. Without it, it's like signing a contract with the price to be filled out later.

Not asking about prices was common in Poland when I was there. It would be embarrassing to ask and refuse to buy because it was too much. We were lucky to find anything available in the stores.

Fast forward to the US where price is first and where there is no shame in saying that it's too much or 'no, thanks'.

Last week I made an exception and ordered a beer in a bar in North Utica - my favorite little town in Illinois I visit after a walk in the Starved Rock park. What kind of beer would you like? Cheap and cold. That will be 2 dollars. OK.

I learned this sequence after I paid 8 for a beer at South Beach in Miami without first asking what the price was. I can afford but I will not pay 8 for a bottle as a matter of principle.

Language / Polish words that sound funny? [224]

You mean like this?
https://polishforums.com/language/words-sound-funny-49893/2/#msg1646433

I am probably violating the forum rules by re-posting, but your selective retention makes it irresistable. In fact, I wrote the above in response to you, and are still at it without a comment.

So, here is my question, which, hopefully and forever, will put me being Polish to a well-deserved rest: Can a person who was not born and raised in Poland write something like this? My bet is that even you couldn't. And then those documents like my diploma, birth certificate, and the US passport. If I post that last one which says that I was born in Warsaw, Poland, will you and others finally stfu about my ethnicity or are you going to claim that it's a photoshopped fake?

Language / Polish words that sound funny? [224]


Did I say I am not Polish?

I don't depend on google translator because I never translate English into the lesser languages.

But when google screws up like that, that is the only proof I need that there is something terribly wrong with the Polish language and the people who created that abomination. Don't feel bad, though, since German is just as bad with those words that seem to go on forever.

See, here, in the crude and rude "America", we don't spend as much time on the meaningless front-end pleasantries as on the message itself. We just say it.

Law / Received confirmation citizenship was approved from Polish Embassy. What's next? [25]

I can show you a copy of the check I wrote to the US Treasury Department. Can you?

Language / Polish words that sound funny? [224]

Here is what sounds funny to me: Prosze Pana, czy Pan bylby upszejmy...

...and the English translation: I am asking you if the Lord would be comforted...

Even the almighty google chokes up on this kind of crap.

Law / Received confirmation citizenship was approved from Polish Embassy. What's next? [25]

Two reasons:
1. Because we can.
2. Because I am paying for the US troops in Poland.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]

The comedy, or irony, is in Merkel saying something about trade war with the US if Trump tariffs are imposed. Ha ha ha, that when Germany has been slaping 10% on the American cars for years vs 2.5% US tariffs on the German cars.

You must admit that that is funny. Don't get me wrong. In this case, Germany is smart and the US dumb like a rock. Time to change it, don't you think.

My Stalingrad analogy deserves a Pulitzer.

Language / Polish words that sound funny? [224]


You are soooo totally right. The first thing they told me here in 1967 was how to pretend being Polish in case I end up needing this skill in 2018 while posting at Polishforums.com. So, the FBI sent me this little gem of Polish literary achievement. That's a story about krolewnie pizdalonie i kondonie samojebie. They also told me that this is never going to be posted on the Internet and, therefore, will serve me well as a proof of my Polish ethnicity. They also mentioned something about Telimena poem and its x-rated vertion. Before I left the office, I was reminded to quote 'sklepy za zoltymi firankami', and was handed a fake diploma. Later, they sent me a US passport which says that I was born in Warsaw, Poland. F****** liars! They really did a number on me, don't you think?

Language / Polish words that sound funny? [224]


I am so happy to have no clue what these verbal tumors mean.


You are so right. When I am close to a couple of Polish guys talking, the only thing that comes across loud and clear is kurwa. The rest is typically incomprehensible garbage only gorale could figure out, since so many Poles make it a point to always sound like wiseguys minus the Italian-NY charm. In some sentences, two or three. The supply seems unlimited.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]

Can you expand on this?

I like tragedies. Especially those where I am not the main character.

Life / Moving back from Canada to Poland - Health Insurance Question [4]


They just don't. There and here in the US. It must be in the Polish DNA or something. I called the White House a couple of times and got through. Polish Consulate - no f***** way.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]

Angela Merkel is getting ready to be a stand-up comedian. From CNN - Angela Merkel: US auto tariffs could start trade war.

Now, that is funny! With the 65 billion trade surplus, as a measure how successful Germany is in the trade war with the US, Angela is telling us that if we, the US, even things out than that is trade war, but not the tariffs EU slaps on the US products. Oh, no, that is just the way things are.

It's like saying that it was the Soviets that started the war with Germany in Stalingrad.

Law / Received confirmation citizenship was approved from Polish Embassy. What's next? [25]


I would love to reply to you but it will off the thread subject. If you want to continue, please, re-post what you just did in the "off topic".

Law / Received confirmation citizenship was approved from Polish Embassy. What's next? [25]


I will never get over it. My point of reference are the American ER's and their rules never to turn anyone away for lack of money or insurance. Including illegal scum from Mexico. I will never go to another country again if the US is the only one with such rules. The pleasure is not even remotely worth the risk.

Law / Received confirmation citizenship was approved from Polish Embassy. What's next? [25]


The person at the front desk has no right to judge if a guy in front of her is sick or not. She is required to render assistance within her job description, which is for a doctor to see that guy and evaluate the state of his health. Clear? Duh.


I am looking for a period in the above sentence for that sentence to make sense.

What you are looking for is the definition of lowlife. Lowlife: a person who takes off on another person's self-deprecating remark.

Law / Received confirmation citizenship was approved from Polish Embassy. What's next? [25]


The "never again" came after the second visit in April this year.

The first one in September of 2017 was perfect because I was perfectly stupid believing that some moron in a Warsaw hospital would bother to actually look at and confirm that I did, in fact, have an international health insurance I bought before my departure. The moron not only wouldn't bother to call the 800, 24/7 number but wouldn't even tell me what to try next. She did, however, say "next" to the next person behind me. Next day was Sunday and I was on a LOT plane going back home where robots are still in car factories, not in the hospitals.

Never again.

Law / Received confirmation citizenship was approved from Polish Embassy. What's next? [25]

Oh, the joys of dealing with government employees. A review of the Polish Consulate in Chicago:

Staff there is slow, rude, and indifferent about clients; reminds me of customer service in Poland when I lived there 35 years ago. I took off work twice this year to go into the embassy to take care of business and both times I was told that I needed to supply them with different documents. No one there seems to know what is going on. I have also left phone messages and emailed them with questions and no one responds.

In my case, I applied to have my citizenship confirmed in the summer of 2017. They got it in less than 2 months and sat on it the next six. Then I found out I need my US marriage registered in Poland. Two months later I get an email that they have it. Another two months passes for that registration to be finally delivered by the USPS to my house. Next is applying for the passport and the pesel - both at the same time. Except that by now all that desire to have one has left me, hopefully forever.

The question I will never be able to answer is why I even started the process. My bad.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]

I don't drink, but I will make an exception on the day the US troops will start coming home from that human sewer on a suicide mission - aka Europe.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


And that is why Poland is now my enemy. I don't want the US to be dragged into another euro war - defending Poland included. In fact, this information serves as a perfect loyalty test and I passed it with flying colors.

My advice to the Polish people: as Dirk just wrote, you are on your own, so stop talking s*** about Putin and Russia.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


I beg to differ. It would take at least 15 minutes.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


I have this feeling that Putin would be happier being called a statesman instead of politician, the latter term a notch above 'sex worker'. I apologize if I just offended sex workers.

Anyway, having seen both Merkel and Putin in action, my Pavlovian reaction is: Merkel - weakness and appeasement, and Putin - strength and patriotism. Four very basic and easy to understand concepts. And Obama - stfu and get lost.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


List of what? List of "places where the Russian cops are (1) afraid to go or (2) told by the Russian government not to go because this will upset the foreign and illegal scum?"

That kind of list? Or a list that has nothing to do with subject of the Western style no-go zones?

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


You are deflecting.

Evolution is not the same as invasion. Evolutions are slow, non-violent, and with the consent of those who evolve. Kind of like growing up.

Today, WE and the US are being INVADED by the hordes that would never be invited for its merits, as there are none.

When Poland was invaded by the Germans, was this evolution and development? You could argue that with their arrival, the average IQ in Poland went up. Just don't do it in a Warsaw bar.

The German invasion of Poland was actually easier to resolve than the Islamic invasion of Germany. The Russians simply killed them in large numbers and those who didn't die immediately in Poland ran for their lives back home. There is no way Germany can ever get rid of their Muslims because Germany has no balls to do it. To make matters unsustainable, said Muslims will outmultiply the German natives in short order because they are permanently on welfare with all that free time left to f*** and reproduce. Plus, "it's their culture".

I am so happy that the meaning of racially unsustainable is now clear. Scary but clear.

quote=Tacitus]Yes they do. Anyone who ever travelled to Russia and stayed their for a time can tell you this.[/quote]
You mean to tell me that there are places where the Russian cops are (1) afraid to go or (2) told by the Russian government not to go because this will upset the foreign and illegal scum?

Please don't answer with another strawman or a deflection, as it is getting late where I am.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


No, they don't.

There are no no-go zones the Russian or the Chinese police where told by their Merkels to stay away from for fear of upsetting the foreign scum occupying said no-go zones. BIG DIFFERENCE!

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]

It means that a country will last forever in its current racial or ethnic composition and the way of life.

Racially or ethnically unsustainable: South Africa and the US, for example. That is why we desperately need that wall before we become Brazil. The whites in SA are facing genocide.

Countries which are ethnically sustainable: Korea and Japan, for example. Which means that Japan, just like Korea, with its zero immigration policy will be Japan one thousand years from now. The US will not be white in less than 50. Neither will France be French in a century. Even if numerically the locals will remain a majority, they will be forced to adjust their life style to avoid being raped, mugged, or forced to run for their lives.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]

When did you become my press secretary? I am plenty capable of expressing myself without any assistance. But thanks for trying to use this very well known technique of paraphrasing the opponent. In the US, it is known as a strawman argument.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


I will not risk getting another "O" just because you don't know the difference between sustainability and homogeneity. Google both and you will know.

Just to help with the English language, I wrote "These are the rare moments when I like commies" which is not the same as "You like their government style, you like their actions...You like commies, period!" Too hard to understand?

BTW, what's that "period!" supposed to mean? End of discussion? If so, who the hell are you to tell me what I can or cannot post from now on?

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


I wrote "racial sustainability", not racial homogeneity. Clear now?

Plus, China and Russia do not have no-go zones. If some group decided to set up a no-go zone, instead of showing how culturally sensitive China is, Chinese police would make it a point to show how totally insensitive to idiocies like that they are and go there to prove it. These are the rare moments when I like commies.

BTW, Koresh tried to tell the feds that his compound of religious freaks in Waco was a no-go zone. Well, the feds didn't like the idea. Good for the feds.

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]


....and to paralyze Germany from the waist down - including the testicular area - into submission to the hordes of Muslim invaders.

I wil take China and Russia for their racial sustainability any day.

BTW, are Germans allowed to say ethnic sustainability or is it a federal thought crime?

Genealogy / Angela Merkel is partially Polish. Her family name could be Kaźmierczak [208]

Only a guy who never had a teenage daughter would say something as dumb.