UK, Ireland / Do Polish Immigrants in Great Britain hate each other? [60]

Yes, because you 'help' people on that site, then b*tch about them like a silly school girl on this site... pathetic.

UK, Ireland / British + Polish relationship experiences [16]


These are very good questions. Unfortunately, I don't think the poster has considered any one of them. Furthermore, I think she may do whatever Kelly does. Or am I barking up the wrong tree?

Chantel, if you rush into marriage then yes you may become just another statistic. However, if you are ready for marriage and you see a future with your boyfriend then you really don't need advice from complete strangers on the internet. The biggest question you face for me is #3 from Richfilth's list:


I'm not saying that your boyfriend will return to Poland in the long-term, but what if he does? Are you prepared to live and work in Poland, possibly for the rest of your life?

UK, Ireland / Do Polish Immigrants in Great Britain hate each other? [60]


Who are you talking about? British chavs, Polish or other?
In Britain there's virtually half a generation of these Vicky Pollards. A huge underclass of 'criminal gangs, the single mummies and the benefit scroungers' and they're British too. The ASBO generation which you may or may not be a part of.


Come on, spill the beans. What other forums are you on? I need a good laugh:D

UK, Ireland / Do Polish Immigrants in Great Britain hate each other? [60]

Ah.... here we are again. Everybodys favourite Welshman posting about the Polish community yet again...



I think everyone is a little bit worried with your infatuation with Polish people and also about welfare benefits. Do you seriously have no life?

I have to say that I couldn't care less what is written on some silly Polish website. I've probably met, made friends and worked with more Polish people than you ever will. Do you not have any experience with this community? Do you really just search Polish websites for b*llocks to post here? When I tell you that you need to grow up and get a life, I'm really not joking. However, your pathetic posts are entertaining for us because it's hilarious what a sad individual you are. You really need to get laid, get a job, get a hobby or something.

Who cares if Polish people are saying stuff about black people. You were probably doing that a few years back. I thought you guys were more concerned about the Nation of Islam taking over Britain? I thought The Sun and Daily Fail readers such as yourself (and don't try to deny it) would have found another minority group to target by now...

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


I have no idea. I'll ask my boss why she's employed me:D

Life / Is this more related to being raised in Polish culture, or a medical psychiatric disorder? [17]

Is this more related to being raised in Polish culture, or a medical psychiatric disorder?
I think the two go hand in hand:D Just kidding;)


You need to keep it together. Hopefully these days are all in the past.
Certain traits can run in a family, they are our primary role-models after all. If you've studied Psychology then you won't be any stranger to the whole 'nature v nurture' debate.

Rather than looking outwards for a solution I think you need to look inwards. You won't find your answers in some guy, or from any amount of attention, negative or otherwise.

You need to think about what you really want to do with your life, what makes you happy. Then run with that...

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]

But now there's all these Polish entreprenuers creating all those businesses. Every cloud does have a silver lining after all:D I love a happy ending:D

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


But what has necessity got to do with the price of bread?
The EU is one big country now. There was always bound to be change. You can move to a better part of the big EU country. I think it's fantastic:P

The worst thing about the UK is all the chavs that live there. All the small-minded xenophobic idiots. I'm suprised anyone goes there at all...

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


Well, I for one would love to visit this Polish 'hair saloon' someday. Are there any Polish hair salons in your country?


Which part is that exactly? Have you pitched a tent in National Trust territory?

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


I hope that's not Welsh... please don't write Welsh, it's such an aweful language...

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


Who is? Hudson hicks? Aren't you Welsh as well?
I don't think that I should fill in the blanks or give a translation. I might be in trouble with the mods again... :D

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


So, what do you do when you're bored? Second thoughts, don't answer that. I really don't care...

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


Did you find any of them useful? You know if you're on contribution-based JSA, you might be able to claim if you move abroad again one day...

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


But it's not the truth. You're talking rubbish as usual.


Polish are in the UK. Accept that fact. Some have been for a very long time. Deal with it!
Making taunts about Communism just shows how pathetic you are. Seriously, get a life.
And WTF is the 'Pole-Brigade'? This is Polishforums after all... debil

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]

Well, you should have realised who their target customers are...
Come on, you seem to spend most of the day hanging round 'Polski Skleps' (in between signing on and your internet 'alone time') that you should know exactly why they are advertising in Polish.

Have you ever been to an Irish bar abroad? Have you ever been abroad...?

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]


You seem to have defecated 2571 times so far... when will it stop? Can't you find a pro-Hamas website to join?


Do you think that you are the embodiment of 'Polish spirit'? If so, you have obviously lived in the States way too long...

UK, Ireland / Need Polish Dentist, Polish Cakemaker, Polish Hair Saloon (UK, Manchester area) [49]


You've obviously never been to Spain then. How many British owned businesses advertise and talk only in Spanish? I'm sure you could find a lot of 'clannish' behaviour there.


Yeah that will be an interesteing conversataion:

"Tak, słucham."
"Hi! I'm Hudson Hicks an English racist and I don't think that you should cater for the thousands of Polish people that live in Liver... "

"Ty znowu! K...! To sp.... ty..... hu... jeb.... "


Quite true. There's also a Chinese food shop in my town, which does the same - all in Chinese. Still not as bad as the British though, in some countries that is... That's life. Deal with it you haters:)

UK, Ireland / Domestic arguments caused by differences between Polish and English culture [109]


Neither of us have met most of the 2,000,000 Polish immigrants especially considering so many have returned home. So we can't really comment on a whole nation, just our own experiences.


Never do this! I've been in the same boat. Yes, I had to kick a member of my ex's family out my house once. But 10 years previously I did the same when my best mate from school suddenly 'morphed'.

It's best not to live with friends in my opinion...

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]

But, it is these trolls who set themselves up as Polish 'experts'. Funnily enough their expert opinions are usually derogatory towards Poland, Polish politics and culture and especially towards Polish women.

I think this thread proves that, and we now know (as if we didn't before), who those people are.

UK, Ireland / Domestic arguments caused by differences between Polish and English culture [109]


Yes:)


I know a lot of 'immigrants' Polish or otherwise who do act very strange when in the UK. Some people are just idiots. But, they are hardly representative of the majority.

Natasia just needs to find some better house mates. I wouldn't live with those sorts of people. Generally, I have found most Polish and Czech people to be very house proud and very honest.

Again, there are probably those types of people living in the UK. There are also the graduate/post-graduate successful types who are well liked and only came to the UK for a better life. You won't meet them outside your local kebab shop fighting with the English chavs because they tend to socialise with their friends at house parties. Or, they just simply opt for the quiet life.

You get idiots in every country. It's futile trying to stigmatise a whole nation because someone broke your mug or whatever.

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]


You're still talking about material possessions. That's not real wealth. You will understand that one day;) But yeah, maybe you're right. I should go suit shopping tomorrow :)

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]


Really? Tell that to the schools and the students. The pay is good but that's due to demand and supply, very basic economics.


That's a rather low blow. Teaching English in Poland is more about ability and less about bits of paper. As for England and Wales, who cares...


It's called sarcasm.


Maybe strong's the wrong word. What do you prefer 'misguided', foolish, ignorant...?
You express the strangest opinions about countries and people, you seem to be living in a dream world...

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]


What makes you think that either of these applies to me?


Ah, that's the difference you see. I go to work because I want to, and not because I have to:P


Then leave! No one will miss you. The only tears that will be shed are your own...

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]


If you want to pick a fight with a moderator after making personal attacks on PF members, then it is your behaviour that is 'asinine'.

Back on topic. Des, so you don't live in Poland. What a shock! You don't live in Israel either? Big shock! And yet you have such strong opinions about these countries...

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]


No one is stalking you. You're not that special.


Some members are really creepy.

Mods - I don't think Des should be leaking personal information about other PF members.

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]

Define having a 'life'... I know plenty of people with money who don't have a life.
Try to tempt me back home with mere money, go on, I dare ya:P

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]


One reason might be that the rent is 5 times cheaper (for me at least), but the income is certainly not 5 times less. You would be suprised just how far a monthly pay packet can stretch in Poland.

However, some people are only interested in money and cannot see beyond material possessions or a fat bank account.
Poland certainly isn't for everyone, I might not ever be 'rich' here, but there's much more to life than money mate.
I hope that helps you to understand a little bit...

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]


There, that wasn't too hard was it;)

And for the record:


I don't think you know which British (Irish, or even American) posters living in Poland have Polish blood and which do not.
You the one 'conforming' pal, not me. 'Sheep' stay at home and bash everyone who is different or think different to them. Such a shame;)

Off-Topic / Are you living in Poland? [77]

It's not that strange... The reality is that those posters typically have never lived in Poland, have no Polish blood, connections or friends. Their sole purpose on this site is to stir racial hatred. They're not really going to admit they they live in the UK, EIRE or in the USA, are they?

History / Polish relation about Russians, Ukrainians? [281]

But they words you have written (and their implied pronunciation) are virtually all wrong. If you were claiming the similarities of those words between Czech and Russian, I'd be a bit more inclined to agree with you. But never in the last 6 years or so that I've lived with Polish people I have never heard the sort of pronunciations you describe. I certainly don't use that kind of pronunciation. None of the people I've met either back at home in England, including my ex-girlfriend or my best mate, or here in Poland pronounce the words as you have written them. And my example of the verb 'to be' is just one very basic example of the vast differences in grammatical usage between the two languages.

Just some foof for thought for you... Maybe Poles speak differently in North America than in Poland?


Yeah, you can't use google translate to answer that one. That's Russian grammar for you.