Rich Mazur
27 May 2018
Travel / Poland - never again [593]
If that's the case, I stand corrected. Thanks.
The graffiti I saw in Warsaw and Radom was just random crap. Some mf-r wrote "jebac" on a gazebo in a park in Radom. I took a picture of this "art".
Another one I took was on Warecka and Kubusia Puchatka, the place where I lived. It is a cute little area with a small park and benches. I lived in that building with a tower. Some Polish a-hole made it ugly and other Polish a-holes walk by this crap every day indifferent. I would bet a buck against ten that not a single person bothered to call the city and asked to paint it over.
That mindless and random graffiti again is a proof that there is something in the water in Poland that makes them do it, and, for the rest of them, to tolerate it. Hence, spending big bucks to go there again and see this s*** would be really stupid.
The strangest thing with that "jebac" is not that it's there. It's that when I wrote about it here, some moron immediately claimed that I am lying because "jebac" needs a noun. This is how Polish people think. Never again.
The topic creator is wrong on the polish graffiti not being territorial or gsng related.
If that's the case, I stand corrected. Thanks.
The graffiti I saw in Warsaw and Radom was just random crap. Some mf-r wrote "jebac" on a gazebo in a park in Radom. I took a picture of this "art".
Another one I took was on Warecka and Kubusia Puchatka, the place where I lived. It is a cute little area with a small park and benches. I lived in that building with a tower. Some Polish a-hole made it ugly and other Polish a-holes walk by this crap every day indifferent. I would bet a buck against ten that not a single person bothered to call the city and asked to paint it over.
That mindless and random graffiti again is a proof that there is something in the water in Poland that makes them do it, and, for the rest of them, to tolerate it. Hence, spending big bucks to go there again and see this s*** would be really stupid.
The strangest thing with that "jebac" is not that it's there. It's that when I wrote about it here, some moron immediately claimed that I am lying because "jebac" needs a noun. This is how Polish people think. Never again.