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Rtard   
21 Sep 2010
Real Estate / If you own a property in Warsaw, you don't own the ground it stands on! [9]

So if your property is further down the road and you want to improve the state of the track so your new car doesn't fall to bits, all the farmers whose 'land' you have to traverse all have to agree; and that all at the same time! And if any one of them at any time changes his mind, you're stuck. Some farmers also have close family in local council offices, who can pull (or block) strings in his favour.

I'd say that it is a good thing - it's their property. I'd say it is very democratic

Sure, it doesn't seem so cool if you're the guy who wants to build a road.
But on the other hand, what would you say if one day they decided that they are demolishing your house because they want to build a new road? :-D
Rtard   
21 Sep 2010
Real Estate / Is this a bad time to buy an apartment in Poland? [142]

AFAIK apartments are indeed quite expensive. However, there are lot of detached houses that cost as much as or are cheaper than flats. Yeah, I know it sounds surprising
Rtard   
21 Sep 2010
Real Estate / If you own a property in Warsaw, you don't own the ground it stands on! [9]

Yeah, but the situation looks a bit different when you're the person who has to move out and leave everything behind :-D
Also, don't forget that we've got quite a lot of corrupt officials and outdated laws.

For example - in the past there was just one electricity supplier and it was a state owned company. As a result, we still have quite a lot of laws that are pretty good for electricity suppliers, even though they are now all privately-owned companies. If they want they can build transformer stations on your property :-D cool, huh ?
Rtard   
22 Sep 2010
News / RHD cars in Poland - my campaign to change the rules in Poland [128]

This is not lawful as the EU states in there rules.As an Eu member i can register my car in any EU country

lol welcome to Poland dude, the situation you described is 100% normal here :-D the faster you get used to it the better for you

I'll ignore those stupid remarks about LHD being better than RHD...

Instead have a look at this:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Countries_driving_on_the_left_or_right.svg

In case you haven't noticed Right hand traffic is not the same as a right hand car ( I see that the term is mostly used in the UK, as opposed to right hand traffic (probably because you want to think that it is right, right ? ;-) )

Majority of the world is totally wrong, only you, aussies and a few other countries are right - lol how typical...
Being different is not always a good thing, you know.
For example - gays are a minority. I hope this will help you understand why driving on the left is gay :-D

lol that was a somewhat far-fetched analogy, but at least you get the idea ;-)
Rtard   
23 Sep 2010
Real Estate / If you own a property in Warsaw, you don't own the ground it stands on! [9]

Somehow I get the impression that you all hate those 'farmers' just because you're not in their shoes. Buy a couple of acres of land and then you can let others build a road through your property and so on

If it your not land then either buy it or STFU...