UK, Ireland / Polish opinion of England as a country and the English nation [64]

hm... british chicks are nice. i love ginger hair and pale skin, and nice tities :)

and apropos Nigella- she was born in 1960, but she looks like 30-something. and this is what i also like in british chicks- when they are mature, they still look sexy (well... most of them) :)

Life / Wearing "strange" things for poles and consequences, is it true? [44]

lol.
good you didn't asked about polar bears ;)

but, ad rem- being attacked by a homophobic gang of teenagers (or something) is highly unlikely.

Food / Herb used in Polish rosol (chicken soup)? [88]

try Kostka Rosołowa

Love / Woman 23, man 47 years old. What do you think about ? [162]

and what do you think about 27yo man and 47 women... mature wine is the best ;)

News / Polish nightclub guard whacks off client's hand with saber [58]

could you provide a link? but, you know, something believable?

Life / Need the name of a Polish comedy series and Poland movie recommendations [22]

you meant: Kasia i Tomek :?

Work / ftp program used in Poland? [4]

any properly written- yes, will work.

News / Did you know that Polish army is the weakest in Central Europe?.. [150]

seems trollish to me

Off-Topic / An English Version of Gadu-Gadu? [105]

/me will always wonder why people insist on using that buggy bloated software and that crappy protocol :/

Love / Long-distance attraction. I am attracted to a Polish guy. [42]

/me would give anything to attract a 30 yo asian lady ;)

but seriously: use skype

UK, Ireland / Are polish girls in the UK cheap (to hire?) [35]


no, they charge 100-150 zlotys per hour (full service).

;)

Food / Prices of decent Polish Vodka in Poland? [15]

Grego

vodka (or wódka) is for sissies- the only good high-alcohol drink is Rakija!

fvck the Cola, fvck the Pizza-
all you need is Śliwowica!

;)

Love / Do Polish women have bad tempers? [49]


only once per month...

News / The creator of The First Polish Computer Died [6]

well... 16bit computer in early 70' was a something really new... it offered multithreading, memory paging etc- something that is a standard today, but those day- it was a light years ahead of other computers (including the most popular /today/ ibm-pc.

so, in short: there is absolutly no reason to be ashamed of it :)

News / Freezing weather in Poland, 42 people dead in winter freeze... and no-one cares? [140]


and brits complain that afghan war took to many 'soldier victims' (so far ~260) :|


remember: "W marcu jak w garncu", so on the end of that month it can be +20 :)

Life / How Safe Are the Polish Cities? [179]

speaking the truth: i feel much safer in polish cities (with exception of Bydgoszcz) than in british towns- especially on fri- and saturdays nights.

Love / DO POLISH MEN DATE OLDER WOMEN? [169]

hm... this thread reminds me about old, polish saying:

"Na starej piczy, młody chuj się ćwiczy" ;)

but seriously: who cares about age? as long as you feel young- its fine :)

Life / You are Polish if... [433]

you meant "PI£KA NOŻNA" ;)?

News / What the Polish government do to bring back home Polish immigrants? [116]


ubi bene, ibi patria

btw, do you think that doing 'the scumiest, most pathetic job' in west is worse than being unemployed in poland?

Life / Punk and Garage scene in Poland [35]

I wouldn't classify it as a 'gothic rock' (i.e. early CDs), its rather new-wave or something like that. definatly not gothic rock :)

Life / Punk and Garage scene in Poland [35]

not exactly Punk, but (imo) quite interesting (for me they are much more worthful than 'modern' punk songs- because those songs were created during change time, in late 80's and early 90's...)

"czarna apokalipsa" (='black apocalypse')



"i jeszcze raz, do końca" (='and once again, till end')



and 2 my favourites:
"baby, can i hold you?"

'blue'

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Language / Chodzic versus Isc. When and why? [18]


right.


yes, thats right.
but please note: "Iść do opery" differs from chodzić- or chadzać do opery (the first one means 'to go to the opera' as an singular event, without referring to its repeateness, the second one means to go to the opera in sort-of regularly, the third one- means irregularity; it happens more than once, but it is not a regular (i.e it is less regular than second phrase)

News / Man from Poland charged over harassing actress Keira Knightley [14]

bleh, what an ugly skin and bones :/

Life / Computer stores and computer prices in Wroclaw [12]

bigsav

.euro.dell.com/pl/pl/firmiinstytucji/Notebooki/latit/ct.asp x?refid=latit&s=pad&cs=RC1078552

here are prices of dells laptops :)

UK, Ireland / Recently beaten up in England by 3 Polish guys [93]


in this case- you should be happy you aren't muslim/darker skin (you aren't, right?) sadly but true- some people are scum :|

Language / Too many English words in the Polish language! [709]


well... situation is clear about esperanto, ido ('idiomo di omnes') and volapuk - but i'd not call 'interlingua' artificial. its rather semi-artificial and semi-natural (actually... 'more natural' than artificial). its a really nice language to learn (but not as easy as esperanto or ido)


could you give me an URL to those disputes? for me- there is hard to find (apart from computer lingos of course) something more artificial than esperanto (seriously, how can someone tell that language in which some stupid rules were intended prior to vocabulary be 'natural'? /like: all nouns ends with -o (or -oj in plural), all adjectives /as far i remember/ on -a etc)

Language / Slovio - the international simplified Slavic language [37]

Scorpion ext ru

well... depending what we called 'international'. Esperanto is a schematic language (i.e- first you invent rules, then you create vocabulary etc).
Interlingua en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlinguais more natural, more close to main languages (spanish/portugase, french, italian, english)- which makes it a bit harder to learn, but makes it more usefull (you can learn something usefull, for example about word-creation etc). And, what is also quite important: it was done by group of really good linguistics, not by one :)

Language / Slovio - the international simplified Slavic language [37]

its even more stupid than esperanto :/

Love / Do you think that Polish should stick to Polish? [128]

no.
relationships with people from the same country is boring. diversity adds fire :)

Language / ch - antychryst - chłeb [13]


which is strange- because 'Ch' in latin (at least in vulgar) was always prounounced like 'k' (see all modern romanian languages)- and in some early translations of Scriptura 'Chrystus' was translated to 'Krestos' or 'Krejstos' (and 'krystianizm').

and apart from it- difference between pronounciation of 'caritas' and 'charytatywny' is strange, because the second word is derivated from the first one :~