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rozumiemnic   
1 Apr 2011
News / MORE ANTI-POLISH SENTIMENT IN GERMANY [280]

dumb racist Polacks

oooh and on another thread DD is whining about the toleration of "racist nonsense".......
you remind me of "Student Grant" fromVIz magazine...:)
Incidentallly it is "deprecating" not "depreciating"
rozumiemnic   
27 Mar 2011
Language / I want to learn Polish. Where to start? [180]

Trying to enrol on that site was like trying to crack the enigma code....
obviously only possible for Polish mathematicians..
I had to give up.....shame cos it looked interesting
rozumiemnic   
21 Mar 2011
Work / Any TEFL teachers in Poland out there? [28]

. The TEFL, TOEFL, and other such English as a Second Language certifications are a joke and an insult to those of us who really spent the time and tons of money getting teacher certified.

TOEFL is actually a test of English as a Foreign language favoured by U.S. universities, not a teaching certificate. I would have thought that with your wealth of knowledge and experience you would have known that.

CTEFLA/CELTA are not a "joke" they are certified entry level qualifications. Many schools like newly qualified people for their enthusiasm........(doesn't sound like you have much)

You're right there are alot of newly qualified teachers who are a bit rubbish, but there are also many old teachers who are just sour and embittered and set in their ways and are not prepared to reflect or develop..:)
rozumiemnic   
21 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / Poles in Ireland by Peadar de Burca. They "turned their backs on a country that gave them" [195]

the brits not do their smaller job and let the Poles do it? You are incapable of it?

Because those kind of jobs only pay enough if you are living 10 to a room, or in a squat or a caravan, not for a normal settled life. BTW if Pole gets a capital letter can "Brit" too please.

e Poles are atleast better because we are not into making fun or demeaning anyone.

I had never heard such gob smacking rudeness and rank racism about people around, until I understood some Polish. That is fact.

Why don't you brits create stricter rules

If you think the "brits" who create rules are the same "brits" who don't want to live 10 to a room and work for less than minimum wage, you are even more deluded/stupid than you sound.

Czesć

Actually this thread wasn't about "brits" at all but about Polish in Ireland, but you are probably too thick to appreciate the difference
rozumiemnic   
21 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / How ENGLISH has been affected by POLISH [73]

orrible bitter cucumber slice thingy you always throw out your 1/4 pounder with cheese.......

In North London we always called them "wallies"....
Also in the same area I suppose there was a quite a storng Yiddish influence and some of the wrods we heard or used then maybe we can now connect up with Polish, one that springs to mind is "schmutter/Schmatta" (like stuff or cloth)

Schmuck? anyone?
rozumiemnic   
19 Mar 2011
Polonia / My Polish girlfriend and I want to travel in Turkey [9]

it islamic country and we aren;t married yet so it's legal?

it is not Islamic, it is a secular country, but still I would advise to say that you are married and have your girlfriend wear a ring, as it is quite old fashioned. It depends where you are going to visit , it is a long time since I was there and I suppose coastal type of resorts and big cities are well used to unmarried couples. Still...a ring would be useful. IMHO.
rozumiemnic   
12 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / A Mexican-Polish citizen is moving to UK by summer 2011 [38]

The majority of those that stay contribute little to the economy and cost millions.

that's such a rubbish sweeping statement, and goes against any kind of personal knowledge I have of immigrants, old and new.

Yes there are losers and "dogs" who take advantage of our system. The biggest and laziest losers I have ever met, however, have sadly been fellow English. Three generations on benefits, and the expectation of council housing as a "right", and no intention of ever contributing anything except to the workload of social services.

People I have met from other countries, including Poland, have genearlly been hard working and determined. The only ones I really object to are Big Issue selling Romanians, and Albanian pimps. Sadly British people cannot make these observations without being labelled as "racist" by screaming Bliarites.

I merely report what I see...:)
rozumiemnic   
2 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / POLISH PARTY NORTH LONDON UK [28]

Greatings from landing strip one :(

greetings bro...:)) so good to meet someone who agrees with my random rantings...:)
rozumiemnic   
2 Mar 2011
UK, Ireland / POLISH PARTY NORTH LONDON UK [28]

skangy

hardly dahling...East Finchley is superb...;) oooh happy days in Fortis Green..

Seriously though I don't think any pub nights are going to work these days, nobody can afford to go out regardless of nationality. It's all part of a government plot to close down public places...

first the pubs...
then the libraries....
next it will be the internet cafes..
I tell you, they want us indoors and online by 2012.

And the most hilarious thing is, we have all bought it as "fun"...get the I - pod, get the Broadband, "lol" "lol", get your friends on Arsebook, etc etc.

George Orwell had so many things right in 1984 (and yes I have actually read it)...but even he couldn't have dreamed this up....

Get down to the pub before they all shut, whatever your nationality..:)

Oh and "Grubas " listen fatty don't patronise us...we have all done our time pouring out voddy under the table..:)
rozumiemnic   
17 Feb 2011
Work / English tutoring help - do we need the TESOL certificate to work in Poland? [33]

sometimes it's better to hire someone with no experience then an old, antique who has picked up bad habits over the years.

what total rubbish. Don't diss my years of bitter experience, classroom and people management, proper understanding of grammar, teacher development, etc etc, all of which have contributed to make me the fantastic teacher I am today, worth way more than a fresh faced "traveller" with a brand new online CELTA

Ah me, the arrogance of youth!!
rozumiemnic   
3 Feb 2011
UK, Ireland / UK passports if resident in Poland [19]

A UK driving licence is no longer considered as a valid form of id in UK

well that is strange as I used mine about 2 days ago to open a business bank account
rozumiemnic   
28 Jan 2011
News / Pubs in Poznan kick out Roma? [256]

Is it only about Jews in the Western history books...?

very much so. In UK our primary schools are more or less brainwashing children that only Jews suffered in WW2.
When I told my kids that not only Jews suffred and there was more to WW2 than Ann Frank, they looked surprised, as this is how it had been presented to them.
rozumiemnic   
12 Jan 2011
Life / I got beaten and kicks in my face just cuz i dont look polish [205]

here in Greece polish women tend to prefer Albanians and other low dregs instead od decent Greeks?

Decent greeks? BUAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHA!!!!!
Macho, wife beating, knuckle dragging feckwits who all look like gays?
rozumiemnic   
8 Dec 2010
UK, Ireland / Why British men move to Poland [63]

think it's advisable NOT to speak for your Polish men in this instance... ;)

you're right..:)
Going back to the OP, the reason so many British men go out with POlish girls is because many of these Brits are so boring nerdy and skinny that only Polish girls, desperate for change, would touch 'em with a bargepole.

I hate to generalize, I merely report what I have seen..:
rozumiemnic   
8 Dec 2010
UK, Ireland / Why British men move to Poland [63]

delphiandomine

Polish men don't date British women ;)

Oh but they do....;)...trust me
rozumiemnic   
11 Nov 2010
News / What's the stupidest question asked about Poland? [414]

the stupid questions really came from a complete lack of curiosity, considering how many Poles live in England, your average English person has zero curiosity and lazily cling to 25 years out of date stereotypes

COnsidering how many Poles live in England what I really find staggering is their complete lack of interest in, and indeed contempt for, their host country and its people. I mean your average person.

Indeed I have had to pick my jaw off my knees many a time at the incredible off hand rudeness of Polish people towards those around them on public transport.

So why on earth should English people be interested in people who are blatantly only in their country for money or other advantages.
rozumiemnic   
20 Mar 2010
Work / Are you teaching English in Poland? [120]

Be a conscious teacher

always a good idea I find, not to be asleep at the desk when the class arrives......