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rozumiemnic   
11 Oct 2011
News / Will you be proud of tranny (transsexual) representing Poland ? [124]

OK isthatu, I thought it was a self referential term. I can only apologise if repeating the term used by the OP caused offence. Are you sending them abuse too? No I thought not. I do not hate anyone. And yes I do know some male to female transexuals who referred to themselves as 'trannies', that's why I thought it was OK. Yes I do have a very good friend of that persuasion, and have known some others.

My views were pretty inoffensive compared to other stuff on this and other threads.
I really have no idea why my small comment caused you so much offence.
I never use words like nigger or paki or spastic. You really don't know me at all. Please stop making assumptions.
I have not read Germaine Greer since I was 14, she was before my time really.
rozumiemnic   
11 Oct 2011
News / Will you be proud of tranny (transsexual) representing Poland ? [124]

Besides I have met a fair few trannies/niggers/pakis/spastics who had the surgery
Bet you are lying. Or do you make a habit of asking people what is in their pants?

Why would I lie? Some of my best friends etc etc...;)
why are you changing my quotes? I never use language like that, but obviously you do.

Now, if that is true roz,that is just sad............besides, I wasnt aware of any gender bias in my abuse of bitter old bigots

the thing is you used 'cow', *******' etc. All I did was, as this is a forum, offer an opinion.
I am not a bitter old bigot at all, I have mixed courteously with all kinds of people which is why I would never use your kind of language..;)

seriously up their own arses bunch of Alpha males in frocks.
hahaha finally we agree..;)
rozumiemnic   
11 Oct 2011
News / Will you be proud of tranny (transsexual) representing Poland ? [124]

here's a crazy idea, head out of arse,back away from the daily mail and maybe educate yourself.

chill out isthatu, there's really no need to be abusive just because someone's opinion differs from yours. Am I guilty of 'thoughtcrime'?
Besides I have met a fair few trannies who had the surgery....nothing about them would change my opinion now, oh they KNOW IT ALL about gender trust me, soooooo superior to us mere women. hahaha a bit like you then ....I have noted your choice of vocabulary to abuse women..;)
rozumiemnic   
11 Oct 2011
News / Will you be proud of tranny (transsexual) representing Poland ? [124]

Very selfish and irresponsible individual I would say.

your average male to female tranny (if such a thing exists) is a bored old man who wishes to colonise the female in order to show that he knows more about being a woman than even a woman does.

what a tosser. What's wrong with a bit of simple cross dressing?
rozumiemnic   
10 Oct 2011
Life / Looking to immigrate to Europe. How is life in Poland? [116]

.or have I missed a post somewhere?

she wrote that her first language was AFRIkaanS AND that she is from South Africa..ergo...one might safely assume she is an Afrikaaner.
Bollox is an international language.;0)
rozumiemnic   
6 Oct 2011
Life / Expats/Immigrants in Poland: Needy, Greedy or contributor. Which one are you? [118]

PWEI - you obviously know the facts, but 5 years on full pay? c'mon????
As for my case, I seem to remember there was some get out clause, you had to have been working for the same company for over 2 years or something like that. OF course, I made it my business to find out the facts at the time.....it's all fading into the mists of ancient history now.....
rozumiemnic   
6 Oct 2011
Life / Expats/Immigrants in Poland: Needy, Greedy or contributor. Which one are you? [118]

my school was stuck paying for her the whole time. 5 frigging years.

I doubt very much that they had to pay her full salary for five years...sounds like an apocryphal story to me. I cannot believe for a minute that maternity labour laws are that generous in any country, let alone Poland.

When I took maternity leave, all my employers had to do was keep my job open for me for X amount of time, should I have wished to return. And it was months not years. They certainly didn't have to pay me.

Please if you are going to make sweeping bullshyte statements, back them up.
rozumiemnic   
1 Oct 2011
Law / Benefit entitlement in Poland for foreigners [37]

If your idea of a good time is spending hours inside a government office filling in forms then Poland is the place for you
I hope your Polish is up to scratch

that's what I call ambition......might just be easier to look for work.

As a citizen of EU, I am entitled to all the benefits and support available to the citizen of any EU country. Thats the law. I intend to take advantage of this law to the fullest to my benefit and pleasure during my stay in Poland.

actually the law states that if you have savings, you are 'entitled' to jack Shyt...certainly in the UK anyway. it's not for 'pleasure', it's for food and heating for people who have nothing.
rozumiemnic   
30 Sep 2011
Law / Benefit entitlement in Poland for foreigners [37]

Why on earth would you think that Poland as a European country(which is in the biggest recession since WW2(europe not Poland) would give you free items when you have not completed a days work in the said country.

quite, especially when you already have money anyway. It's a safety net for the people of that country, not a 'freebie' for itinerant Aussies.

I have met your type in London, you spend all your time moaning about the people, the weather and the warm beer, and being superior in your Aussieness...;)
rozumiemnic   
30 Sep 2011
Law / Benefit entitlement in Poland for foreigners [37]

will I be entitled to unemployment benefit/ housing/ youth allowance etc. in Poland should I decide to live there for a year or two? I don't want to work there for pittance and I just want to enjoy the country, culture and social life and improve my Polish language.

your ambition is to bludge the dole across Europe for a cheap holiday? Gosh what a winner, good luck with that.
rozumiemnic   
28 Sep 2011
Real Estate / How to get my property back in Poland? I left 36 years ago. [59]

well you ran away from her...what did you expect? I bet you left her to pay for everything and sent her about $20 a week while you swanned around pleasing yourself for years. Great husband.

Now that things are shyte in USA you want to go running back.
I think any judge would laugh you out of court.
There's two sides to every story....
Silly man.
rozumiemnic   
27 Sep 2011
Work / Looking for accommodation & teaching job in KATOWICE [78]

Imagine this were about any other job. Accountancy, say. I arrive without qualifications announcing my intention to start work as an accountant.

it's not about any other job though iis it?
most of us rushed through a virtually useless 4 week course and since then have learnt 'on the job' - am I right or am I right?..;) OK since then you may have improved your quals, but you could never have done that without that on the job training...I pity my students from those days, and so should you if you are honest.
rozumiemnic   
27 Sep 2011
Work / Looking for accommodation & teaching job in KATOWICE [78]

Some teachers with DELTA and MSc qualifications are hopelessly over-analytical so it just goes on a case-by-case basis.

that's right....one colleague I had the pleasure of working with for one summer had the DELTA and MA, yet turned up late for every lesson, unprepared and eating a cake.

And she was so up her ass about her quali's!!
'People skills', cultural awareness and respect are sooooooo important.
She was a racist biatch too, and would spend the break moaning about 'bloody ungrateful Chinese'.
Still I had the last laugh when all her students gave ME all the little gifts they had brought over from China for their teacher...hehehehee!
rozumiemnic   
27 Sep 2011
Work / Looking for accommodation & teaching job in KATOWICE [78]

OK Sid, you might have a point or two there.
Still Jack will find his own way......one day he will be in class and some student will chirp to him...."is that verb transitive or intransitive?" and he will be like...er..... what's a verb?

hmmm....school director will be delighted...

They can teach Callan but not much more as they haven't really learned systematically like a degree tra

no Seanus I have met a fair few who have never been near Callan, they were just highly effective TEFL teachers in steady employment. They were quite exceptional tis true.....

often a degree trains you to feel superior for no real reason.
rozumiemnic   
27 Sep 2011
Work / Looking for accommodation & teaching job in KATOWICE [78]

It's OK Jack, they are like the old men in the gallery in the Muppet Show, jealous of your youth and optimism, especially the English teachers among them.

Take care, and have fun...

Oh and Seanus, I have known a fair few excellent teachers of English with no degree, although it certainly is more unusual.
rozumiemnic   
26 Sep 2011
Language / Help me understand Polish imperfective vs perfective verbs? [64]

Tense is indeed closely connected with "time", as "tense" means "time" and does so in a variety of European languages,

yes but in the case of English, the word 'tense' has simply been borrowed unthinkingly from the Latin, along with many other nonsense things ("never split an infinitive") and what are described as 'tenses' are in fact, aspects. Think about it, do some reading, so many 'native born English teachers' just get stuck in a rut, and never reflect on what has been set down wrongly for years.

Have you read Yule?
rozumiemnic   
26 Sep 2011
Language / Help me understand Polish imperfective vs perfective verbs? [64]

Well, in a sense though, it still does (..measure time, that is), as WHEN the action has been completed is as important as the action itself

no, DD could have been murdered at any time.....your comment would have no relation as to WHEN the murder took place at all.
People who have taught English (as I am guessing u might have) are so hung up on TENSE meaning TIME...when it simply doesn't, it's a misnomer.

I was teaching English for years before this clicked.
rozumiemnic   
26 Sep 2011
Language / Help me understand Polish imperfective vs perfective verbs? [64]

Lyzko

English, French etc. verb tenses and Slavic aspects, lies in the fact that tenses measure TIME of action completed

Lyzko, I know you're a good linguist and all, but English tenses do not actually measure time at all.

For example, suppose you came into the room where you knew that Delphiandomine and I had been having dinner together, and you found DD dead, with blood spattered up the walls, and I had disappeared, with my bloody footprints leading out of the door.....you might say..

'Oh no!! Rozumiemnic has murdered DD!!'
Now what does that have to do with time?

I started talking about English tenses and aspects to the OP as so many people have never thought about these things in their own languages, and if they did, it might make learning another language easier.
rozumiemnic   
26 Sep 2011
Language / Help me understand Polish imperfective vs perfective verbs? [64]

do you know some English tenses? It really might help (if English is your native language, that is!)
Have you thought about what you mean when you say,
I smoke....(when, how often?)
I have smoked. I have never smoked......
I had smoked for years before I discovered weed....

for example.

(Please don't jump down my throat, you ardent tefflers out there, I am not in the mood).
rozumiemnic   
25 Sep 2011
UK, Ireland / Why do so many Polish guys in the UK have a crew cut or buzz cut? [106]

The reason was the village hairdresser was the only gay there and being constantly frowned upon he took revenge in every way possible.

haha was he the only gay in the village...that's quite funny,I can just imagine him dressed in a pvc bodysuit giving gay haircuts to everyone.
rozumiemnic   
25 Sep 2011
UK, Ireland / Why do so many Polish guys in the UK have a crew cut or buzz cut? [106]

It's just not as simple as "peace-loving, inclusive left-wing hippie = long hair" or "very short/shaved hair = right wing, racist and violent".

good points about hair sid, plenty of short haired hippies and long haired racists,in Uk anyway.
As a parent what has struck me the most is how middle class parentes encourage their boys to have long hair,preferably in a floppy surfer 'do', wheras working class and council house boys have a number 2. It is remarkable, as though the posh parents are seeking another 'badge' to divide their boys from the chavs.

Personally I prefer the number 2 for my boy, less washing and fewer lice..;)