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TheStranger   
28 Jun 2015
Off-Topic / WB's body building and general fitness thread [97]

No more "The-WB-godlike-body-appreciation-thread" ? ;-)

Ive trained for all of my adult life but never before have i been able to achieve the kind of consistency i have over the past 4 years....and heres some of the results:

So you should take advantage of it(?) and pump even harder!

You're looking really great. But I'm not sure about your style though, especially in the first picture! :D
Some random white sneakers, black socks and....em...pampers (even if they are from Lonsdale)...really!? Come on... :D

So, keep calm and carry on!! :-)
Cheers
TheStranger   
25 Feb 2015
Language / Does pronunciation in Polish get easier with time? [9]

Oh, thank you very much for correcting me, Wulkan. Unfortunately I can't edit it now.
I'm not a so-called "native Speaker", so mistakes in my posts can appear. (And I'm sure, you already found some in this post :-) )
TheStranger   
24 Feb 2015
Language / Does pronunciation in Polish get easier with time? [9]

Is it possible to lose your English accent when speaking Polish? Has anyone managed to?

Don't even think about it!!

You'll loose your sexiness, when you get rid of your accent!! :-)
TheStranger   
3 Feb 2014
Law / Any good ideas for setting up a business in Poland by a British investor? [5]

I'm not living in Poland, but because there is so much Polski Sklep in Britain - maybe you schoud try the opposite way and establish an English Shop in Słupsk?

I think some poles would be curious - and maybe there are some Brits in that area. My observation (?) is, that the Brits tend not be as connected abroad as Poles. (Is that sentence correct?)

I don't think you need much money for that.

Oh, man..."schoud" should be "should", sorry

Why have I only short time to edit my own posts!?
TheStranger   
1 Feb 2014
Law / I lost my temporary car permit in Poland - what should I do? [7]

No, I'm sorry - simply because you're not a british citizen. They (goverment officials) will treat you in a different way in this case (beeing NOT a british citizen).

But don't worry - no problems for you!
TheStranger   
1 Feb 2014
Language / Is there a traditional expression used as a welcome? [18]

There is no traditional expression in Poland (however, maybe in some regions in Poland - but I doubt that) which could be used as a welcome.

"Gość w domu, bóg w domu" simply describe how to treat a guest in your house - treat your guest like a god.

There is (or was?) however a traditional slavic custom to welcome a foreigner with bread and salt.
TheStranger   
15 Oct 2013
News / Lech Walesa vs Immigration: Brits humiliated him at London Heathrow Airport [105]

Lech Walesa says Brits humiliated him at Heathrow Airport and he will never go to London again.

OHHHHHH, Pooooor Wałesa!!!

The Brits didn't appreciate his coming to United Kingdom! HIM, who destroyed Communism (yes, him only!!)
I would gladly see his face, after the Airport-employee made his holy underware public!! :-P

This will cause diplomatic tensions between Poland and UK, of course! Eh, well NOT!!!

Because he was probably "checked" by a Pole!! :-D

Is there a video on youtube, or elsewhere!! :D

I really want to see this!
TheStranger   
13 Oct 2013
News / Referendum to remove Gronkiewicz-Waltz fails in Warsaw - turnout not high enough [37]

Usually a very good sign of prosperity and wealth. From what I know, there's still a shortage of quality office accommodation in Warsaw.

Sure, this part of .. em .. economy (i mean the financial sector) doesn't need prosperity and wealth. It only needs a good goverment, which will bail out them if they make something wrong. :-)

Except it wasn't a majority - something like 160,000 people signed it. And for this referendum to be valid, it only required 29% of registered voters in Warsaw to vote - which doesn't sound very democratic at all.

As i said, it seems that the Varsovians are quite happy with the goverment.
TheStranger   
13 Oct 2013
News / Referendum to remove Gronkiewicz-Waltz fails in Warsaw - turnout not high enough [37]

Same as in every capital city. But this referendum was never about HGW and all about PiS.

Maybe

For what it's worth, I see how Warsaw has developed over the last few years - HGW has achieved a lot there, even if it's not perfect.

Oh, sure - more Skyscrapers! :-)

I don't think recall elections are democratic, to be honest.

If the majority will take part in it - they are.
TheStranger   
13 Oct 2013
News / Referendum to remove Gronkiewicz-Waltz fails in Warsaw - turnout not high enough [37]

Absolutely. Warsaw is the centre of Polish life, and it needs to be run by a stable President who doesn't attract headlines for the wrong reasons.

Centre of Polish life? I don't think so - i thought that was/is the UK? ;-)
I don't want to argue with you, but there are many Problems in Warsaw which are unsolved.

It also - as a major financial hub in this part of the world - does not need the instability that her recall would cause.

So the democracy is dangerous "for the markets" then? Quite interesting statement. :-)

But then again, the Varsovians are happy with that goverment.
TheStranger   
13 Oct 2013
News / Visegrad Battle Group under the command of Poland [261]

... which means, that Serbia and Ukraine are moving slowly but surely towards the West. It's just a beginning, NATO and EU membership (or other very close relationship) will follow, of course not immidiatly. But it's a matter of time.

It looks like Russia have troubles to attract the easten european countries.