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Sidliste_Chodov   
2 Nov 2011
News / Polish hero pilot lands 767 without wheels. (Warsaw) [191]

Your biased opinion is just a proof that you are a person who has got some inferiority problem .

I'm sick of lawyers, with very good reason. If that makes me have an "inferiority problem", then fine!

nope,the first thing a Dr would do is call on his years of experience then review the patients health history.....

I can't be the only one who's getting fed up with all these name changes as well. You would think she would make it a bit less obvious, but no :)
Sidliste_Chodov   
2 Nov 2011
News / Polish hero pilot lands 767 without wheels. (Warsaw) [191]

And because I am a lawyer I would never analyze any legal case if I was not presented with evidences .

I would still rather accept the opinion of a pilot. Would you ask a pilot for their opinion of what disease a particular person may have died from? No, you would ask a doctor.

Let's face it, the only reason a lawyer would be interested in a plane crash is to see how much money they can make out of compensation cases!
Sidliste_Chodov   
2 Nov 2011
UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

why do you take such pride in the industrial revolution? the industrial revolution have changed human civilisation into a global cancer and brought about the modern type of slavery. It's been a curse over humanity.

It's also moved humanity forward, and given us the lifestyle we have today.

The widespread use of everything from computers to air travel to anaesthetics is a result of the Industrial revolution. If you want to go back to a society where people had to keep their livestock in their living room, work 15 hours a day from home, lived on porridge, died very young, and couldn't even afford (or have time) to travel to neighbouring counties, then feel free!

Unfortunately, we have a post-industrial society now, but working in a factory is nowhere near as bad as working in a call centre - trust me on this, I've done both (the former for quite a number of years). Many skilled industrial workers (such as I once was) had pride in their jobs - where's the pride in burger-flipping or reeling off an inane script down a telephone line?

Of course this country owes Poland nothing and so the Poles owe the British people nothing - the Poles do what is good for them and what they have the right to do - instead of "sitting around complaining" and looking for someone to blame

The problem is, a lot of recent immigrants (and PF posters) really do seem to think that the UK owes Poland something... like the UK owes Poland African-style reparations for slavery or something! This is wrong. Any debt to those men who fought alongside British soldiers/airmen during WWII was paid when those men were allowed to settle in the UK - my dad was one of them.

Actually, come to think of it... Poland doesn't even feel that it owes its own people much, either - which is why so many end up over here! ;)
Sidliste_Chodov   
2 Nov 2011
News / Polish hero pilot lands 767 without wheels. (Warsaw) [191]

It shows you know nothing about the real cause of that failure

I think I'll stick with skysoulmate's explanation for now. Don't you think that a pilot knows more about this than a lawyer/doctor/whatever you are today?

However obviously is he was British or American, the plane would be a ball of spoke and fire

Rubbish.

dailymail.co.uk/news/article-509163/I-feared-Heathrow-crash-landing-end-catastrophe-says-hero-pilot-Coward.html
Sidliste_Chodov   
2 Nov 2011
News / Polish hero pilot lands 767 without wheels. (Warsaw) [191]

wiki/Tadeusz_Wrona_(pilot)

I bet that page didn't even exist two days ago :)

This reminds me of the British pilot SFO Coward, who managed to crash-land at Heathrow a few years ago, but with much less time to decide what to do. Let's hope that the sickening Western compensation culture doesn't rear its ugly head in Poland after this incident, as it did after the Heathrow accident. If it was me, I'd count myself as lucky to be alive - that's reward enough!
Sidliste_Chodov   
2 Nov 2011
UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

British people are seething at the numbers of poles coming in from the second world uninvited. Poland is now the most hated country in Britain by far.

Despite the fact that Poles have been here for at least 70 years, there have been significantly fewer problems with them than with certain other immigrant groups (some of whom haven't been here as long as Poles have). But do carry on believing what the tabloids tell you, won't you.

But, stop moaning about 20 % unemployment for a couple of years in Poland FFS, people in parts of Britain and the USA saw twice those numbers for 3 and 4 times as long, so yes, get over yourselves.

Exactly. I'm fed up of people putting down this country, when it has achieved an enormous amount for its size, and I particularly despise those who bite the hand that feeds. This country has been good to Poles (including my family); far better than Poland will ever be to the UK. This country owes Poland nothing, despite what some people on here seem to think.

I live near a (riot-damaged) estate which has 85% unemployment. 85% ffs!! Yet people talk about this country like the streets are paved in gold. Paved with firebombs, more like! :)

And the last time I looked, the Industrial Revolution didn't exactly start in the Slavic world ;)
Sidliste_Chodov   
2 Nov 2011
UK, Ireland / Poles in the UK not a problem as far as i can tell [79]

There are Poles here who have lived here for 8 years, and their lack of English skills are beyond belief.

I've met Polish people who have been here for 50 years and still can't speak much English. It didn't all start in 2004, you know.

Cheeky tw@t!! ;)

I think he meant "chavvy" :)
Sidliste_Chodov   
1 Nov 2011
Classifieds / English cuisine week in Lidl shops in Poland [203]

get back on topic and stop talking about anything crumble... it's been more than twenty years for me.

It's been two years since the topic was "on-topic", tbf ;)
Sidliste_Chodov   
1 Nov 2011
UK, Ireland / What do you like about living in Britain? [134]

i am trying not to laugh because this must have been a common event at one time. .

i think it's because wearing skimpy tops and short skirts is considered "dressed" (yeah I know, what's the difference between a skimpy top and just a bra... lol), whereas wearing pyjamas isn't really "dressed". i suppose it's because peope tend not to wear underwear underneath pyjamas and nighties lol. It is strange that exposing less flesh is considered "undressed", but that's the way it is here I suppose... lol.

Oh, and back on topic: I forgot Christmas pudding and mince pies. I've already had three Christmas puds and a couple of dozen mince pies and it's only 1st November lol :D

There are two Englands, London and the English Countryside.

What?? Do you work for the BBC or something?

What about urban England outside London? Let's face it, that's where most of England's population live, believe it or not.

And the second thing about England that I love, the English woman. Bright, literate and witty. Maybe a lot of you think Polish women are much more physically beautiful but English women are a heck of a lot more fun.

There is some truth in this. Of the three most beautiful women I've dated, two were Polish. However, one was English. Unfortunately, one of my Polish girlfriends was also the fattest and least attractive of all the women I've dated (don't ask, lol), so don't believe everything you hear about Polish women. I do think that English women are a bit more easy-going and more fun than Polish women; however, in my experience, Polish women are much more likely to want to commit, so it depends on what you're looking for really.
Sidliste_Chodov   
1 Nov 2011
Classifieds / English cuisine week in Lidl shops in Poland [203]

English cuisine week - Oct 16, 09, 18:03

That's been a long week. Even Northern Line minutes aren't that long :D

jam roly poly

Treacle tart & custard FTW
Sidliste_Chodov   
1 Nov 2011
News / Polish hero pilot lands 767 without wheels. (Warsaw) [191]

I'm convinced that LOT pilots are actually very very well trained.

I'm sure they'll be along soon to complain about something LOT-related :)

You've got to love some of the idiotic reporting, though...

It comes as Sky News revealed nearby Russia was one of the least safe places to fly

What on earth has that got to do with this crash?? lol :D

One person is absolutely nothing given the circumstances, and they could easily have injured themselves on the slides (common, apparently).

That'll be it. Fat American bounces off the slide and injures elbow :)
Sidliste_Chodov   
1 Nov 2011
News / Polish hero pilot lands 767 without wheels. (Warsaw) [191]

I've applauded the quality of LOT pilots on here several times before, but that doesn't seem to matter to American idiots who like moaning about the food, or love complaining about customer service because they wouldn't change their non-refundable ticket.

I know which I would rather have - you can't eat a gourmet sandwich in hell :D

and for there to be no injuries

The report states that one person was taken to hospital, but that's still not much. Bet there's lots of bruised LOT-hating American egos though :)
Sidliste_Chodov   
31 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / What do you like about living in Britain? [134]

I am serious about the pickled eggs though
years later they are banging on about them

I can imagine. I've never dared try one. They just seem "wrong" somehow.

but still they are not as bad as toad in the hole, that really is nasty

So you don't like Yorkshire pudding, or sausages?

I've only ever had a home-made toad in the hole (my mum's, and mine). Mine's great - I make great gravy to go with it too. I expect that a ready-made supermarket version would be pretty awful though. Like my bigos, really - which is naturally a secret recipe, and better than everyone else's, of course; but the ready-made stuff in jars is inedible.

I was shocked when I saw in England a man wearing flip-flops in November. In Poland he would be taken either for an extreme weirdo or for a homeless who can't afford a proper pair of shoes..

That's just lazy.

In some (chavvy) parts of the UK, women go shopping in nighties, pyjamas and slippers. That's far worse than flip-flops. Talk about no dignity.
Sidliste_Chodov   
31 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / What do you like about living in Britain? [134]

jam roly poly

But these are great!

boiled beef (usually brisket with cabbage)

You're Polish, but you're complaining about cabbage? :D

I agree with tripe, though. Polish or English recipe, I wouldn't touch it if you paid me to. Ugh.
Sidliste_Chodov   
31 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / What do you like about living in Britain? [134]

I don't think anyone read what he wrote and interpreted it as him expecting it. Merely disappointed that it has come to that (in his experience).

Well, it could be either I suppose ;)

When I was living there, what I liked most was being able to strike up a conversation with anyone at anytime anywhere.

Fair point. However, I've also found this in Wroclaw and Prague, but definitely not in Paris, Rome, Milan, Hong Kong or Warsaw :)

I like the temperature - one type of clothes all year round

Are you sure you live in the UK?? ;)

muuuuuuuuuuuuuch less stresful lifestyle

What?? You must be joking. Where on earth do you live? It can't be in a large city.

a chance to learn English the way people speak and not the one a school teaches you( I know, it's not always a good thing),

Indeed. You kno dat we chat differently pon road and ting you get me blud ;)

We do not expect to live long.

The strange thing is, everyone I knew/know who lived or lives like this, seems to have lived at least into their late 70s! :D
Sidliste_Chodov   
31 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

oh hello? sweeping generalisation anyone? and you're calling ME ignorant?

I've lost count of the number of times that a clearly intelligent/educated poster has been called "ignorant" or something similar on PF ;)

Mind you... generalisation is to Polishforums as sleaze is to British politics, so I'm not surprised at that either lol.

RevokeNice, you're talking bs

Everyone's "favourite" sectarian usually does. Especially as he always seems to conveniently forget that the Irish were the original "Poles", immigration-wise ;) *

*DISCLAIMER. Just in case a few yogurt-knitting leftie-liberals get "upset" by this comment, I wish to emphasise that I have absolutely NO problem with Ireland or the Irish, just with trolls ;)
Sidliste_Chodov   
31 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / What do you like about living in Britain? [134]

POLISHFORUMS IN INTERESTING THREAD SHOCKER :)

Wow, something worth replying to at last :D

im not a massive fan of british cuisine. i think its bland and boring. prefer the more exotic stuff. Indian food is my favorite by far!

Indian food is hardly "exotic" in the UK, it's been all over the place for decades. Paleolithic food is the new curry ;)

ish and chips.. bah only sometimes, but it's usually chinese people in some ****** run down chip shop doing the cooking and it aint great!

You wouldn't expect Polish people to make decent Indian food, so why expect the Chinese to make decent English-style fish and chips?

yeah, although many people say that British food is no good, I fell in love with Shepard's pie and a proper baked potato with cheese and beans :)

It's a strange one. Even I'll admit that most British food isn't exactly gourmet food, yet British food is one of the things I would miss most about this country:

Haggis
Fish and chips
West Midlands faggots and peas
Bury black pudding
Chorley and Eccles cakes
London pie, mash, eels and liquor
Melton Mowbray pork pies
HP sauce

I imagine that what we take for granted over here, would be exactly what I would miss most if I moved to somewhere where it wasn't available.

english breakfast is a direct attack on liver and pancreas. horror.

Whereas a plate of pierogi covered in okrasa is of course really healthy... :p
Sidliste_Chodov   
22 Oct 2011
History / Why have Poles contributed so little to Academics? (Particularly Science) [180]

So what was you point about Jewish superiority in science?

Yet out of the three Polish names you pointed out, one has a clearly Jewish surname :D

I wouldn't be at all surprised to discover that there are some Jews amongst those other Slavic and Germanic surnames as well.
Sidliste_Chodov   
21 Oct 2011
Love / Is it wrong for Polish girls to kiss boys before marriage ? [31]

It is true they never kiss on the first date.

But that's because you only go with Polish prostitutes.

Every Polish woman I've dated has kissed on a first date. Come to think of it, so has every woman I've ever dated - except a Jewish one.

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Are you sure about this one? lol :D
Sidliste_Chodov   
21 Oct 2011
History / Why have Poles contributed so little to Academics? (Particularly Science) [180]

It is truly an amazing thing that Jews chose to live there because it was so bad.

Based on what all the kosher restaurants round here serve, it must have been the food. :D

Funnily enough, if Poles hate Jews so much, why do they continue to insist on living in the largely Jewish area where I live? There's plenty of other places they could live instead. Or are all the claims about "Jew-hating" Poles not quite as true as people make out on here? ;) They could easily live in the adjoining Muslim or English areas and save even more money, but no... they live amongst the people they "hate" instead. Something not quite right there ;)

Who do you mean by Polish Jews? What achivements you are talking about?

A starting point is here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Polish_Jews

Your post is useless as it's statement without any information.

Nowhere near as useless as cowards who troll under "Guest" names.
Sidliste_Chodov   
20 Oct 2011
Love / Is it wrong for Polish girls to kiss boys before marriage ? [31]

she told me that she kissed a few boys in the club but only kiss(never tuching or sex...etc)she says she just wanted have boyfriend all life but because of she was a bit fat she couldnt have any boyfriend ever. she say she never made any mistake even before me.she didnt have sex or any sexual things and she wanted keep herself for special person who ll be her husband.

Lol, and you believed all this?? :)

This has got to be a troll.

You're being ridiculous! Have you confessed about how many women you slept with, before meeting her?

This.

But remember, he's a Kurd - that sort of thing only works one way ;) He can do whatever HE likes, but SHE has to do what he says; it always works like that with these insecure types.
Sidliste_Chodov   
20 Oct 2011
Po polsku / Pracujecie w sklepach w Irlandii itd? Mówicie po polsku z Polakami? [6]

Lots of those alleged "world's most beautiful women" in that video, isn't there?

Mind you... those gay moustaches on the blokes are no better! lol

and has had her Polish accent visibly influenced by English.

Raczej, Irlandzka odmiana języka angielskiego ;)