Life / The Blame Game (Have you ever noticed that a Polish person is never wrong!?) [205]


There's a pic of Pawian on the show your face thread. He's a bigger lad than his style of writing suggests.

Food / Pancakes with cottage cheese? [40]

In the UK fritters (apple or banana usually) are deep fried large chunks of fruit in batter. When on a menu as 'pan-cake' fritters they are much like catsoldier's photo. I find something amusing in the term French donut in the same way as a neighbour who would refer to Chinese restaurants as 'Chinese chipshops'.

Talking of french frying, I've read McDonald's wants to remove the word french from their fries. Pommes Frites in French. Where the English word fritter originates...probably.

Travel / My trip to Krakow and its ups and downs. [70]


Yeah. Judging them all on your experience of a few. Your'e not racist are you. You're better than them 3rd worlders.

Travel / My trip to Krakow and its ups and downs. [70]


Bloody typical - bringing in race even when not the issue...probably a PF member ;)

Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]


Abraham states she was his father's daughter, therefore his sister - a blood relative. At some point he feared for his life and 'gave' her to a king to save himself from death.


Official source? You mean the bible compiled by the church Doctor St Augustine to suit his doctrine. There was more than four gospels they have been well studied including Professor Elaine Pagels of Princeton University(academic enough). Have a read of the texts, if you are allowed to think for yourself you will see there is more than simply Jesus saving a Prostitute. Do you suppose the human Jesus never had a erection. If you can only believe what you are told to believe, it is pointless discussing anything with you as you can only repeat others and have nothing new to say nor independent thought.

Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]

I reckon he had a thing going on with Magdalene, if you read the Gnostic scriptures.

You do all know Abraham married his sister. Nasty. Might of pimped her out to some King or other, too.

Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]


Some in the Vatican might think that's OK even today. Oh wait, you said 'her', they prefer 'him's'.

Food / Pancakes with cottage cheese? [40]


I've always called those pancake fritters, where fruit is added to the batter. Banana more often then apple for me. That recipe does sound nice, though I'd add a touch of cinnamon and brandy butter

Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]


Is that your famed, self-proclaimed sarcasm? All went to radical mosques - see the point of the quality of the preacher being the issue. A mosque hidden away can breed and encourage hate.

I'm surprised the Daily Mail called them extremists and didn't paint it as general muslims, I guess there are so many muslims in England now that they don't want to lose potential readership. Don't want to drift into issues like burka's here but if men can't wear masks then women shouldn't be allowed to either. The swiss enjoy being dull and uniform in the whole, though I like their watches.

Travel / Mosques in Krakow? [131]

I'd hope, but not waste time praying, that Polish in Poland would desire not to play an immature tit-for-tat game and play down to the Saudi's standards. A free democracy, if it has Muslims, has to allow them free worship.

The true concern is if the guy in the pulpit(or what ever it's called in Islam) is preaching the middle way or extremism. The more integrated into the fabric of society, the less likely they are to tear it up. They're there, they're queer, get used to it.

UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

I forgot to mention, my mate who got stared out is Hungarian.
PC is not brainwashing it is circumlocution.

PC talk: Poles are very hard working
Straight talk: Poles are cheap manual labour
Gutter talk: Poles are sh1t shovellers

I doubt that many dislike Poles as they are very hard working.
I'll get my coat...

UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]


Off the BNP website? Something tangible and authoritative, please. You think sectarianism is only on the pitches? LOLs
What about NI? Any no-go muslim areas there? Any Catholic no-go areas, any Protestant no go areas? Wern't there any Easter Europeans hiding in a church in the last couple of years? Scared of muslims were they?

UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]


And when did you research Birmingham? Rubbish, poor Vs rich. It's nothing like the homegrown proddie/catholic crap you get in Scotland and NI. The suprising thing about the pub story was it's one of the first times I have heard of any unity of purpose between Poles.

UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

Bullspit. A mate told me he'd been stared out of a pub by Poles in Ruislip. When were you in UK last, a lot of what you say doesn't ring true. Maybe stop imagining and know.

News / Multi-culti (in Poland) -- roadmap to disaster? [344]


85% White British in Britain. ONS.

News / Multi-culti (in Poland) -- roadmap to disaster? [344]


No I just read the last page or so. I was commenting and adding to Teflcat's insight.
I can guess through extrapolation from other threads in the same vein that this one is it's filled with driveling hypocrites posting. Threads mutate, or as DE said it would have stopped 240 posts ago. I've also said earlier MC works in US, Aus, Canada, where natives have been extinguished.

There isn't a roadmap, MC is spontaneous.

News / Multi-culti (in Poland) -- roadmap to disaster? [344]


I notice that problems like teenage pregnancy, abortion, alcoholism, benefit entitlement, drug dependanvy etc. arn't a native problem. Oh no, there distanced by being the underclass, not my problem, even if thay are my race. What do you hear here when issues about Polish in the UK are brought up? (crime, prostitution, scrounging) - Oh, but they're Poland B, you get our dregs! Or bury your heads in the sand and close the topic in the case of the prostitution thread.

USA, Canada / Gift idea for something uniquely American that is difficult to find in Poland? [67]


That not a nice thing to call your Canadian cousins ;)

USA, Canada / Gift idea for something uniquely American that is difficult to find in Poland? [67]

Crabbies make a 4% alc. ginger ale. 2 for £3.50 in my local Sainsbury's. They're also doing buy one get one free on 6 packs of Coca-cola. It's a soda not a beer if any of you are confused and think only beer comes in 6packs...

Love / I like a Polish guy - does he like me - what are Polish men like to women [18]

So you banged him when he knew you were with someone else and now you expect him to trust you in a relationship with him?

F'ck buddies at best.

Law / Difference between an expat and a immigrant (or permanet resident) in Poland [41]


You will find that immigrants immigrate, and emigrants emigrate.
in the same way as internal and external

I know this due to common sense.

News / Multi-culti (in Poland) -- roadmap to disaster? [344]


Substitute 'America' with 'UK' and 'third world' with 'Poland' ...

UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]


No. As I have said that woman, Monika Cocksick, or whatever, has taken a very few to judge all like some of the fools I get a taste of on this site. The phrase Broken Britain is regarding social cohesion - the haves and the hopeless separated by issues such as wealth, education, drink and drug use,, criminality, teenage pregnancy...

UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]


That's the turnover figure. the million now arn't the same ones, some reach their financial goals or hate UK and go back to Poland or another EU country.


Cammy said 'pockets of society are sick' ,putting it mildly.

UK, Ireland / Is moving to UK now a good idea? - antipolish prejudice of the Brits [231]

If you are the type of idiot like Konczyk to judge the entire nation because of a fraction of the population then by all means stay with 'mom'. As for being a second class citizen, you have said you are thinking of coming here as an economic migrant not for citizenship at all, nothing you say suggests you are interested in anything else.

I had a look at the comments on The Sun and most were about her outlook, not about her being Polish at all. Tell me I'm uncivilised, I too will tell you where you can go...not because you are Polish but because you have a choice.

UK, Ireland / Worst of the worst Poles emigrating to Britain? [32]


You've been anglified.
Swearing is little more than informal punctuation between friends. Sometimes it's used as an icebreaker. The job vacanciess that are encouraged for Poles to fall into here are hardly going to entice the most cultured sections of Poland to immigrate, so what you get is what you expect. When used well swearing is a f'ing art form.

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


Yes, I know.Didn't I just write two proceeding paragraphs saying that English or any language is not a immaculate conception and always growing.The word was originally from gender then diversified in English much later. The note on seksi was brought to my attention from a media piece written regarding text-speak in Poland over the past few years.

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


I think I'm yet to be called a fcukwit by ITU2 - maybe my time has come.
I can't find who actually said English is mispronounced French, now. It was probably used in the context of taking a dig at England. In my school days it was always suggested if there is a choice between using a Latin or Saxon word always take the Saxon as being more English. Both are dead now yet gave birth to English as a modern language. Even Parliament came from the french verb, talk as with much of the language used in law as Latin in science.

A tv documentary made the claim the more working class, the more French used in one's vocabulary. It's a strength of English not to be xenophobic on incorporating foreign words or maybe simply a lasszz-faire attitude. Most coming in these days appear to be from America especially in technical language. The internet especially has made the language of business more vital in international communications on an informational level.

The word-creep of English/American forms into Polish is inevitable while if it is used and understood between two Poles it is then Polish. What I found amusing is SEKSI/SEKZI for SEXY How could there not be a more suitable word that doesn't already exist in Polish...

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


As someone or other has said, English is merely mispronounced French, going back to the last successful invasion of GB in 1066. Why reinvent the wheel(old Swedish).

USA, Canada / Why are Polish restaurants not successful in the USA? [698]


I used to give my school teacher a polished apple. So it must be!
Of course, the Garden of Eden was somewhere in Poland.