News / Polish-Scottish American, Chris Ferguson, commands final Space Shuttle mission [49]


What's that got to do with it?

I may have a name like Krzyzanowski or Kaplický, but you would still call me "English".


A pointless change in thread title, really. See below ;)

OK, here goes.

Using your definition of ethnicity:

He's not born or brought up in Scotland; doesn't speak a Scottish language; and I wouldn't be surprised to learn that he's never visited Scotland, either.

Which, based upon your very own and overused anti-Polish definition, actually makes him... American.

Or should I say "Plastic Scot"? LOL

Despite all this, I wouldn't dare call him "subhuman" - I'll leave that word for you, so you can use it to refer to ordinary Polish-Americans yet again :p

News / Polish-Scottish American, Chris Ferguson, commands final Space Shuttle mission [49]


Yet you still demanded that the title got changed to "Scottish-American"; if it was just "utter crap", then why bother? lol

Life / What is with Polish and their indoor plants? [26]

PMSL, it's so true!

I used to have over 30 in a previous flat. Unfortunately, I now live somewhere which only has enough sunshine on one side, so I can't have as many as I used to (one is rather large though). I'm getting some more when I get paid, because three just isn't enough lol.

UK, Ireland / Deed Poll - do I need an attorney to sign it? [8]


Which is "on topic", so it probably won't get binned ;)

Probably deliphiandomine posting under a different username.

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


This is not an exclusively Polish thing, I've known English people to do this as well.

Work / What are my chances in finding work at a callan school in Wroclaw? [22]

Search for "anglicka skola" on Youtube lol :)

Language / Double meanings, Polish slang and embarrassment [49]

Don't forget that robić komuś loda has nothing to do with offering someone a bowl of ice cream :)

Language / Double meanings, Polish slang and embarrassment [49]


I like this sentence hehe :-)

Language / Which language is easier for Poles? [43]

I went to school with a few Ukrainians, and trust me, I coulnd't understand what the hell they were talking about lol. Whereas my mum can speak Russian, but she can understand them pretty well. I often hear people speaking what I think could be Russian or Ukrainian around town; when I'm a few metres away, it sounds like a language I may be able to understand. But when I get close enough to pick out certain words, I realise that they may as well be speaking Spanish or German :)

Language / Which language is easier for Poles? [43]


I take it you mean šíje; there are virtually no words beginning with sz in Czech (but I imagine that English-speaking Poles who still think that Czech sounds "hilarious" will get a giggle out of sžít se :p ), oh and btw... it's krk not kark ;)

News / HIV infected Nigerian has bitten bus ticket's controler in Cracow! [56]



Hypocrite!

Funny how you change your opinion so quickly, as soon as YOUR country starts having "ethnic problems". A few days before this happened, you called me a racist:

Why Poles will never belong in England


Like you say... you got to be more open-minded, man. You wanted motorways, now you've got Western problems as well. You can't have it both ways, the EU won't let you. You have to take the disadvantages as well as the benefits, that's the deal :p

News / HIV infected Nigerian has bitten bus ticket's controler in Cracow! [56]


That makes you far more "racist" than I'll ever be. You're obviously Jarnowa under another username. Why don't you **** off back to Belgium, then?

You think I'm "racist" because I mentioned a FACT - that most people on here think that many Polish women like to go looking for non-white partners. Read the forum properly and you'll soon find the evidence of this. Nowhere did I say whether I agree or disagree with this.

Whereas you actively say that Poland must remain white, and Africans should be kicked out.

So explain why I'm racist, while you are not. Are you are really such a thick t*at? Oh I forgot... stupid question!

What's up, you starting to have problems getting "Polack p*ssy" because there's a Nigerian in your village, or something? Or maybe it's just because you're a fat c***? lol

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


I'm considering apologising to delphiandomine. A Pol-Am who thinks Poland is in "Northern Europe". :D

I bet you also think "central America" means Texas :p

Life / Have many Poles had enough of one another? [198]


Probably the most truthful comment I've ever seen on this forum. I bet delphiandomine will still call you a "Plastic Pole" for not living in Poland, but it's so obvious that you know the deal. I have some Polish neighbours, but for the same reasons above, I don't make them aware of this. I just hope my letters don't get delivered to the wrong door lol :)

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



He's not the one who's cheating. How often do you cheat, then?

He doesn't want to see you again because he clearly sees you as some slapper who cheats on her boyfriends. Few single men will ever turn down sex with a woman they find attractive, but it doesn't mean we are willing to date someone with history of cheating!

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

This forum needs a "Like" button like Facebook lol :)

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


Then import Ukrainians and Russians instead, keep it Slavic :)


hehe :)

tbh I think this "demographic time bomb" nonsense is just another way of convincing us that Europe needs more Third-Worlders. We don't, and never really did. What they never mention is that eventually this "elderly" demographic will die off en masse, and that the upcoming (pizza-munching, chain-smoking, sedentary-lifestyle) generations are less likely to live to an old age, so there will be a point at which there will be a big drop in the 70+ age group. Those who live well beyond this age are increasingly likely to be the ones who don't smoke or live on fried chicken, lol. I'm getting on a bit, but I work with people in their 20s who weren't even born when I started work, yet they often moan about how "tired" they always are, due to "overwork" (we all do the same job), etc. I'm clearly much healthier, slimmer and fitter than they are :)

Besides, who decided that Poland's population should remain at 38 million forever anyway? Britain was a much richer country when there were only about 40-50 million people here, so a static or falling population could be beneficial, especially with reducing resources (oil, food etc). But that wouldn't be good for "business", would it ;)

Language / Duże cappucino - What do you think of this pronunciation? [10]

There's no way in a million years that they are Polish with that pronunciation!

Besides, they can't possibly be Polish because they didn't shout "DUZY CAPPUCCINO ZAPRASZAM!!!!" at the top of their voices when the coffee was ready, lol :)

Work / What kind of job can I find, can I make descent money in Poland? Coming from Canada. [33]


Chav Polish, you mean. I never use that word unless I hit myself with a hammer or something, I'm not a burak ze wsi haha.

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


That's a different subject altogether. But move to London and you'll soon understand why it's not racist for white Britons to "fear" being a white minority, while living in a city full of black criminals. ;) We're already seeing what the future holds for the UK, and I'm glad I won't be around when it happens.

That said, the biggest danger to blacks over here isn't "evil racist whitey", but other black men. Not that anyone will ever admit it publically, but that's political correctness for you - bury your head in the sand and it will go away. Except it doesn't ;)


It's already been affected, just nowhere near the same level as western Europe. People 100 years ago probably thought that the UK would "never be affected by multi-culture" because there were only a few thousand blacks and Asians over here. Go to Birmingham, Leicester, Bradford or south/east London, then tell me you're in a European city which "will never be affected by multi-culture" ;)

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

Considering how long I've lived in London, I'd have to have been deaf and blind not to have heard of them. I don't really see your point, though. Just because there is a unit which investigates "black-on-black" crime, doesn't mean that anyone is willing to stand up and say to these black communities to "stop blaming whitey, it's your own people who are the biggest danger to you", because they won't - it's easier to blame "whitey", "poverty", "lack of opportunity" etc. You can try giving Lee Jasper a call, maybe he'll be willing to do so (rotflmao) ;) If it's simply about "poverty" and "lack of opportunity", then how come there are so few shootings in former mining areas in the North - which are far worse off than a south London estate. But then, the average former miner doesn't listen to hip-hop and grime and doesn't think he lives in south central LA :)

Food / Cabbage and Noodles of Poland - Golabki? [30]


I've always known them as holishkes :)

Love / POLISH GIRLS... wake up and prove you are respectable.... [135]


Polish girls are none of your business - they are what they are, and if you don't like it, you can **** off!

How about proving that all Paki men aren't insecure, controlling woman-beaters, who need arranged marriages because they can't (ahem) "match up" to other guys, and the threat of stoning for the so-called "crime" of adultery (a crime against insecure men, obviously) is the only way you can keep your women from finding something better? :p

Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]


The truth hurts sometimes, but anyone who has spent more than a few weeks in Warsaw will testify to this. It's supposed to be a capital city, but its facilities and culture are way behind that of even certain British regions (and I'm not even including London in this). Things may be different in 30 years time, but for now... forget it! Oh, and I really like Warsaw, I just don't think it's anywhere close to what some people claim it is.

Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]


I've only been there once, and hated it - full of street drinkers like any Polish city. I can see the attraction, but it's by far the dullest foreign city I've visited. 8 hours was more than enough for me. Apart from the road signs being in kilometres, it felt like a similar-sized UK city to me, rather than a nation's capital.


Salford, of all places! lol!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_Salford

Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]


I've never liked Krakow much, but I can understand why many people do. Likewise, I like Warsaw a lot, but I still can't really explain why (haha), but I also understand why many would hate it.

I absolutely love Wroclaw though; like Manchester, you can have a laugh with strangers on the streets (unlike London or Warsaw).

Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]

Everyone's perception is different, I suppose. I speak as a long-term resident, so I could be part of that "unfriendly" problem lol

Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]


hehe, me too :)


I agree. Warsaw still has enough identity to make it "look like Warsaw", unlike many boring, "identikit" UK towns and cities.

Life / Worlds most liveable cities (Krakow or Warsaw don't even hit the radar screens) [104]


Rubbish, we Londoners simply hate being approached... "don't talk to me blad, manz goin work innit!" hehe. West Londoners are the worst, though... we are OK here in South lol ;)

You have a point, though. By a long way, the worst people in London are not Londoners, but are those from small towns/villages outside. I suppose they just can't hack city life. All the people I've met from the major cities are fine. Of course, someone will disagree with my viewpoint, but in a city of 7-8 million (and now maybe more) residents, there are likely to be a multitude of opinions ;)

Life / What are the requirements to get a cell phone here in Krakow? [22]

It must be about 5 years since I bought a phone in Poland (it still works :) ). I took ID just in case, but was told that "you don't need that sort of thing over here".

Cue discussion about how everyone in the UK is now a suspected terrorist, and how the UK is now much more like commie-era Poland than Poland is these days :)

So no, you won't need ID.