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rozumiemnic   
18 Sep 2012
Food / The great British teabag hunt thread [66]

I remember being in Greece and someone was kind enough to bring me a box of PG Tips, what joy after ODing on coffee and avoiding horrible Lipton's tea bags!!

But Poland has great loose leaf tea! You don't need those nasty bags!
rozumiemnic   
16 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / British - Stupidest nation in Europe [127]

! It is a multicultural country with a avriety of different nationalities and religions

that's right and we have to get on with it, everywhere changes, be weird if they didn't.
rozumiemnic   
16 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / British - Stupidest nation in Europe [127]

it is so easy for a single working person in a flat share to get on their high horse about being self supporting though.
I am a single mother, but did not choose it as a lifestyle, I have my own business, car etc., even paid a mortgage at one point.

It is hard work of course. I would love to be free of the state but things seem to be arranged in such a way as to make this impossible but for the highest earners.

It's about control, along with the CCTV cameras and the nanny state. The government doesn't want people to be independent of them IMHO.

Some young women from other countries don't see it that way, so come on over to take advantage of the benefits system, along with plenty of stupid homegrown women who can't see further than their next benefit payment.

so wasting your energy whinging about the subjects of this social control experiment is counter productive, and certainly a waste of your own time and energy.

In the greater scheme of things it is not even that much money, and it is certainly not yours.
Its all too simplistic to point to single mothers and declare that they are the problem.
I am seriously thinking of leaving the country to get away from this shi.t.
rozumiemnic   
16 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / British - Stupidest nation in Europe [127]

so Hudson, do you spend all your spare time trawling forums that get your back up?
you should be careful you will make yourself ill.
RN< was that there in Ireland?
rozumiemnic   
15 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / British - Stupidest nation in Europe [127]

oh yes of course British are stupid - look at that thicko Tim Berners Lee!!
Look at Doris Lessing - too stupid to pick up her Nobel Prize!
See the mouldering capital that half the world is not rushing to!
See the ancient and modern universities full of stupid people, that nobody from overseas wants admittance to!
etc etc, repeat til fade....
IN Poland you have to stay at school for an extra three years to hone your rote learning and cheating skills.
rozumiemnic   
14 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / British - Stupidest nation in Europe [127]

or perhaps....do British people inhabit the stupidest nation in Europe?
but then, how can a political concept be stupid?
How about.....
'Are Brits thick?'
rozumiemnic   
14 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / British - Stupidest nation in Europe [127]

um...sorry i am just a stupid brit who thinks that britain still has its colonies, but how does Poland share a border with sweden and denmark?
rozumiemnic   
14 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / British - Stupidest nation in Europe [127]

richfilth has a point though, knowing the capital cities of the world for example isn't 'clever' it's just trivia.
rozumiemnic   
14 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / British - Stupidest nation in Europe [127]

I was amazed in London how bad people's geography was.

that is true, I have a friend in London, very clever, masters degree etc., and she actually takes pride in not knowing where anywhere is, (within the UK)
rozumiemnic   
10 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / Poles becoming British subjects [39]

Through their NI payments they are paying for the benefits which unless they become a citizen they can not take advantage off..The problem is most people who came over are still young and do not think about it when in fact they are probably throwing away free pensions when they retire. Yes I know there is a cost associated but I would say the benefits out way the costs

what nonsense is that\?
rozumiemnic   
9 Sep 2012
UK, Ireland / Poles becoming British subjects [39]

i think that was correct at one time but I am quite sure it says citizen in my passport......might even check when i can find the bloody thing.

oh I googled it and apparently it's complicated and we are both......ufff.
rozumiemnic   
8 Sep 2012
News / 1.3% birth rate = Poland's slow death [221]

Well, by that many there's at least a fighting chance that she's learned how to suck cock.

loooooooooooooolzzzzz that's funny
rozumiemnic   
4 Sep 2012
Work / English qualifications to start Teaching English In Poland. Is degree of some sort needed? [123]

oh onestopenglish is fab, you can lift whole lessons from there.

tbh I have noticed that an awful lot of tefl qualified 'teachers' have no idea what the present perfect is.

they keep insisting it is about 'when' an action happened.

there are also entry level jobs advertised on tefl.net and tefl.com, inwroclaw

have you thought about doing at least an online course?
rozumiemnic   
4 Sep 2012
Work / English qualifications to start Teaching English In Poland. Is degree of some sort needed? [123]

CELTA is valuable in that it trains people in methodology, and, of course, you need it to get any kind of respectable job.

yeh I do know that, have been teaching since 1995, and most of my real learning was on the job.
but he does need the cert , just to get his foot in the door, and to be prepared for what kind of questions he might expect, and how to parry the questions without looking like a total knob.
rozumiemnic   
4 Sep 2012
Work / English qualifications to start Teaching English In Poland. Is degree of some sort needed? [123]

yes but to be honest, inwroclaw, it's going to be hard to get your foot in the door without it.
also, I don't wish to sound snotty but you kind of have to invest something for anything you want to do, know what I mean?

and.....how will you have any idea of how to teach English without some basic training?
what will you do when someone puts you on the spot about grammar?
no offence but it gives the industry a bad name.