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Joined: 25 Dec 2007 / Male ♂
Last Post: 29 Dec 2011
Threads: Total: 15 / In This Archive: 4
Posts: Total: 19666 / In This Archive: 8616
From: Poland, Gliwice
Speaks Polish?: Tak, umiem
Interests: Cycling, chess and language

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Seanus   
19 Dec 2011
Food / Swiss Cheese in Poland [14]

Try Masdamer. It's originally from Holland and is called Maasdammer there. It occupies almost 1/5 of their domestic production. Good choice of cheese :)
Seanus   
19 Dec 2011
Love / Do Polish women fight about everything? [39]

Yeah, I like the way some are dressed too :) :)

As for the thread, a certain type of Polki fights. Just like any other country in that respect. All of my male private students are calm characters but feel provoked into pittin their dooks up on occasion. Just don't take the bait or you are in for a long slugfest :( :(
Seanus   
19 Dec 2011
Love / Do Polish women fight about everything? [39]

In a sense, yes. Jostling for control and who goes where, what should be bought and what shouldn't. I get fed up of hearing 'chodz' over and over again in a shopping mall.
Seanus   
19 Dec 2011
Work / Why is Polish workmanship so bad? [52]

My Polish friend would completely disagree with you but this is the value of personal experience, it can lead us to a different conclusion.
Seanus   
19 Dec 2011
Love / Do Polish women fight about everything? [39]

Ok, let me add an 'opinion' for you, modafinil. I think there is a lot of needless fussing which appears catty and like a fight but it's not quite the same. Just have a look at some mother/daughter pairs shopping and you'll see what I mean.
Seanus   
19 Dec 2011
Love / Do Polish women fight about everything? [39]

Pam, he was making points and seeking discussion. Don't knock him for that. He had the courage to speak out.

Sometimes there is no sense voicing an opinion given that, if your head is flexible enough, you can even counter it with another opinion of your own later. Where's the logic in that? It always comes back to the same thing, i.e the truth!
Seanus   
18 Dec 2011
News / Nigel Farage voice of reason for Poland and EU? [79]

Merkozy's fate is in the hands of those that have the money to rescue the vision. If they are too stingy not to see that their control will be preserved as a result of spending then I'll happily kick them closer to the plughole. History has shown us that people hellbent on a certain vision will go to great lengths and to the very end to bring it about. That's where a good chess player would catch them out :)

Sascha, of course democracy is the best way. It's a simple recommendation yet a masterstroke at the same time. Simplicity is genius!
Seanus   
18 Dec 2011
UK, Ireland / Is the UK referred to as the Islands in Polish media back home? [62]

Yeah, it can descend into the ridiculous. No need for such deep analysis, of course. An island is a piece of land completely surrounded by water and both GB and the island of the Irish fit that description. End of story!
Seanus   
18 Dec 2011
UK, Ireland / Is the UK referred to as the Islands in Polish media back home? [62]

DE, the Anglo-Japanese Alliance was seen as an admission in the history books of Britain's need for allies after struggling through the Boer War of 1899.

The UK would be referred to as islands as NI is not part of GB, simple!

In the Polish media I have seen 'na wyspach' on more than one occasion.

DE, please don't embarrass yourself anymore than you really need to. You're close to your quota ;)

As for continental, think continental breakfast. The full English is sth very different and more substantial.
Seanus   
18 Dec 2011
UK, Ireland / Is the UK referred to as the Islands in Polish media back home? [62]

Australasia is the continent. Brits refer to mainland Europe as the continent, yes. Nothing wrong with calling it 'island' as The British Isles enjoyed splendid isolation up to 1902 and, well, we are still an island despite ditching the policy ;)