Buddy
24 Apr 2008
Buddy
6 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / I have concerns over the British immigration policy so I wrote to my MP. [126]
yep me too I'm proud and I'm not Polish...
I AM PROUD THAT SO MANY POLISH PEPLE SEND MONEY TO POLAND =)
yep me too I'm proud and I'm not Polish...
Buddy
6 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / I have concerns over the British immigration policy so I wrote to my MP. [126]
Question shall we repatriate all non English staff in the NHS, let us jolly Old Brits have our NHS back and run it as a proud British institution, Like Rover, or Northern Rock...
We are currently entering a period of recession and when the immigrant workers stop wanting to work in the UK, then my friend we will know that the Boat is sunk.
Question shall we repatriate all non English staff in the NHS, let us jolly Old Brits have our NHS back and run it as a proud British institution, Like Rover, or Northern Rock...
We are currently entering a period of recession and when the immigrant workers stop wanting to work in the UK, then my friend we will know that the Boat is sunk.
Buddy
6 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / I have concerns over the British immigration policy so I wrote to my MP. [126]
condescending, it may be.
Nope because if you come from the working classes and have educated yourself, you then become part of the educated classes'.
Class segregation exists whether you like it or not.
condescending, it may be.
You dont think you can be both?
Nope because if you come from the working classes and have educated yourself, you then become part of the educated classes'.
Class segregation exists whether you like it or not.
Buddy
6 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / I have concerns over the British immigration policy so I wrote to my MP. [126]
The English that complain about Poles tend to be from the working class. The educated classes don't feel threatened.
The English that complain about Poles tend to be from the working class. The educated classes don't feel threatened.
Buddy
3 Apr 2008
Life / Fashion and Style in Poland [174]
The first things i look at when I meet people is their eyes, their posture, shoes and their watch. You can tell alot about a person by their shoes and watch.
The first things i look at when I meet people is their eyes, their posture, shoes and their watch. You can tell alot about a person by their shoes and watch.
Buddy
1 Apr 2008
UK, Ireland / A collection of noimmigration's threads or "STAY AWAY from BRITAIN" [978]
quite. well put
quite. well put
Buddy
28 Mar 2008
Travel / Driving to Poland from England - any tips? [264]
Having done the drive from London to Gdansk, straight awake for 25 hrs Redbull fuelled mania. Never again I'm flying....
Having done the drive from London to Gdansk, straight awake for 25 hrs Redbull fuelled mania. Never again I'm flying....
Buddy
28 Mar 2008
Buddy
27 Mar 2008
Buddy
18 Mar 2008
Work / Cost of Living, Average Salaries and Job sites in Poland [263]
Hmm, I do teach English much to my Chargin but whats a chap to do when he speaks unitelligeble Polish. I am very lucky since my boss is a friend and I'm treated very well.
Hmm, I do teach English much to my Chargin but whats a chap to do when he speaks unitelligeble Polish. I am very lucky since my boss is a friend and I'm treated very well.
Buddy
18 Mar 2008
Work / Cost of Living, Average Salaries and Job sites in Poland [263]
Er...I said 7,000 to 9,000. Thats net. Divisible by my wife and I. No great shakes.
Life is expensive, especially if you try to maintain the lifestyle to what you are used to abroad.
you must net over 14,000zl a month
Er...I said 7,000 to 9,000. Thats net. Divisible by my wife and I. No great shakes.
Life is expensive, especially if you try to maintain the lifestyle to what you are used to abroad.
Buddy
18 Mar 2008
Work / Cost of Living, Average Salaries and Job sites in Poland [263]
Diesel 600zl pcm
Phone landline, mobiles and internet 400zl
Food 1200zl pcm
bills (water and electr) 300zl
Going out, fun 1200zl pcm
So thats 3700zl pcm NOT INCLUDING RENT OR MORGAGE.
We live in the Tri-city area, our lives are comfortable but not excessive.
Our combined income is between 7,000zl to 9,000zl a month after tax.
Wages do not match the cost of living here.
Diesel 600zl pcm
Phone landline, mobiles and internet 400zl
Food 1200zl pcm
bills (water and electr) 300zl
Going out, fun 1200zl pcm
So thats 3700zl pcm NOT INCLUDING RENT OR MORGAGE.
We live in the Tri-city area, our lives are comfortable but not excessive.
Our combined income is between 7,000zl to 9,000zl a month after tax.
Wages do not match the cost of living here.
Buddy
18 Mar 2008
UK, Ireland / Time for the Poles from the UK to go home [437]
I comment less and less on this forum because of the amount of ignorant ill informed muppets who troll here.
I comment less and less on this forum because of the amount of ignorant ill informed muppets who troll here.
Buddy
9 Mar 2008
News / Poland - Third World Country?? [300]
I would agree that is a second world country. But in no way Third World.
The following article seems well informed and does highlight the housing issue in Poland.
turkishweekly.net/comments.php?id=2496
I would agree that is a second world country. But in no way Third World.
The following article seems well informed and does highlight the housing issue in Poland.
turkishweekly.net/comments.php?id=2496
Buddy
17 Feb 2008
Life / Indian Stores In Warsaw [139]
Two things I miss from the UK, curry and decent draught guiness.
Have eaten in a good Indian restaurant in the Tri-city. But I live to far for take away.
Two things I miss from the UK, curry and decent draught guiness.
Have eaten in a good Indian restaurant in the Tri-city. But I live to far for take away.
Buddy
16 Feb 2008
Work / Advice on Teaching English in Poland [709]
Me bestist techir in hole Pooland me get much much money me very happy.
Me bestist techir in hole Pooland me get much much money me very happy.
Buddy
7 Feb 2008
Work / Salary expectations in Poland [373]
When i registered in my local town hall, the woman at the desk asked me if I had a visa in my passport. we kindly reminded the woman that the UK was in Europe as is Poland and therefore a Visa wasn't needed. After double checking this revelation with here colleagues she agreed i didn't need a Visa.!!!!!!!!!!
When i registered in my local town hall, the woman at the desk asked me if I had a visa in my passport. we kindly reminded the woman that the UK was in Europe as is Poland and therefore a Visa wasn't needed. After double checking this revelation with here colleagues she agreed i didn't need a Visa.!!!!!!!!!!
Buddy
5 Feb 2008
Work / Salary expectations in Poland [373]
Having been on holiday in Greece, I'm sure this is a minimum. However it is seasonal work.
I think instead of concerning yourself straight away with how much you get paid perhaps researching the cost of living would be a better way of calculating if what they offer you is enough for you to maintain your life style. The other factors such as language, culture and weather are all important. Its not just about the money. You will be adopting a different way of living. Good luck.
(Adim, by the way have you all lost your senses of humour or is it just collective OCD)
a Greek can earn more than 1000 euros per month as a waiter in the Greek islands.
Having been on holiday in Greece, I'm sure this is a minimum. However it is seasonal work.
I think instead of concerning yourself straight away with how much you get paid perhaps researching the cost of living would be a better way of calculating if what they offer you is enough for you to maintain your life style. The other factors such as language, culture and weather are all important. Its not just about the money. You will be adopting a different way of living. Good luck.
(Adim, by the way have you all lost your senses of humour or is it just collective OCD)
Buddy
30 Jan 2008
Love / I fancy a polish girl from my school! [139]
Take hr on a date and try and learn some polish phrases.
Take her for a coffee and cake, maybe ice cream.
"czy chesz isc na kawe" "lubisz ciasto" "robisz lody"
These shuld lit a response. hope I've been helpful.
Take hr on a date and try and learn some polish phrases.
Take her for a coffee and cake, maybe ice cream.
"czy chesz isc na kawe" "lubisz ciasto" "robisz lody"
These shuld lit a response. hope I've been helpful.
Buddy
16 Jan 2008
Work / Have been offered a job in Warsaw - should I move to Poland?? [48]
GO GO GO. Do it dude, no dout if you are being taken by an IT company they'll help with your relocation. It will be fun. Why not? If it all goes wrong, it wil be a lesson learnt. plus I'm sure if you are paid a decent wage your standard of living will undoubtably rise.
GO GO GO. Do it dude, no dout if you are being taken by an IT company they'll help with your relocation. It will be fun. Why not? If it all goes wrong, it wil be a lesson learnt. plus I'm sure if you are paid a decent wage your standard of living will undoubtably rise.
Buddy
3 Jan 2008
UK, Ireland / A collection of noimmigration's threads or "STAY AWAY from BRITAIN" [978]
Manser, games up man. you sussed.
Manser, games up man. you sussed.
Buddy
3 Jan 2008
News / The New World Order and Poland's place [50]
By the way this guy also wrote about Alien invading.
The irony of conspiracies is that they usually create more speculation rather than expose real truths. I don't deny that some of these comments aren't far off the mark, however neither are they absolute fact.
H.G.Wells1939
By the way this guy also wrote about Alien invading.
The irony of conspiracies is that they usually create more speculation rather than expose real truths. I don't deny that some of these comments aren't far off the mark, however neither are they absolute fact.
Buddy
2 Jan 2008
Love / The age of consent in Poland is only 15 [147]
quite....
Seriously Noimmigration, you are extremely offensive.
Have you nothing better to do than rant and rave against Polish people, do you feel this way towards other ethnic minorities in the UK?
Anyone would think you had been properly ****** over by a Polish person and this is you frustrated revenge.
Crikey,even bringing up this thread seams to show an unhealthy interest in young girls noimmi
quite....
Seriously Noimmigration, you are extremely offensive.
Have you nothing better to do than rant and rave against Polish people, do you feel this way towards other ethnic minorities in the UK?
Anyone would think you had been properly ****** over by a Polish person and this is you frustrated revenge.
Buddy
1 Jan 2008
Life / EXPATS in POLAND: 10 things you miss / don't miss about home . . . [138]
Beans, beans good for your heart, the more you eat the more you....
Beans, beans good for your heart, the more you eat the more you....
Buddy
29 Dec 2007
Life / EXPATS in POLAND: 10 things you miss / don't miss about home . . . [138]
I have Heniz BB in the local shop, nearly 5zl a tin though. I eat them on my own as no one else likes them. :)
I miss Heinz baked beans...they don,t have em in Polska....and i love them...
I have Heniz BB in the local shop, nearly 5zl a tin though. I eat them on my own as no one else likes them. :)
Buddy
27 Nov 2007
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]
Funny its all woe is me in the UK. But perhaps we ought to see the bigger picture. Maybe we in woeful down trodden England should spare a thought for all the Indian and Chinese kids who working 18 hours a day making our clothes. Or the Iraqi's, African's and other poor blighters that are constantly erradicated so we can lay pipelines and enjoy our petrol and oil driven society. Most people have lost perspective.
Funny its all woe is me in the UK. But perhaps we ought to see the bigger picture. Maybe we in woeful down trodden England should spare a thought for all the Indian and Chinese kids who working 18 hours a day making our clothes. Or the Iraqi's, African's and other poor blighters that are constantly erradicated so we can lay pipelines and enjoy our petrol and oil driven society. Most people have lost perspective.
Buddy
20 Nov 2007
Travel / Starbucks in Poland? [149]
Maybe I could shed some light on why in Starbucks seems to be everywhere in the Uk and have as yet not overrun Poland. When the coffee scene took off in the Uk Starbucks operated a policy of "clustering". What this means is that they placed lots of Starbucks in one area so as to drive out the competition. If I remember correctly there is a book by a Canadian academic called "No Logo" and this book illustrates exactly how Starbucks operates. The reason I'm using the Uk as my example is I've not been to th States though I assume it is the same there.
I would have thought Starbucks would appeal to the young and well of, thus only the major cities would be able to support such an establishment.
My first coffee experience was appalling my girlfriend was shopping in our local town, it was winter and I was freezing so I headed to the only establishment which I could see served coffee. The coffee was served boiling hot in a glass, with no handle. The result was I couldn't even pick up the damn cup for about 10 minutes. When eventually I did the experienc was less than pleasant especially since the coffee grains remained in the glass. When I met up wit my girlfriend and related the experience, she couldn't stop laughing as I had been sitting in the equivelant of a soup-kitchen for the very poor and homeless. duh!!!
Maybe I could shed some light on why in Starbucks seems to be everywhere in the Uk and have as yet not overrun Poland. When the coffee scene took off in the Uk Starbucks operated a policy of "clustering". What this means is that they placed lots of Starbucks in one area so as to drive out the competition. If I remember correctly there is a book by a Canadian academic called "No Logo" and this book illustrates exactly how Starbucks operates. The reason I'm using the Uk as my example is I've not been to th States though I assume it is the same there.
I would have thought Starbucks would appeal to the young and well of, thus only the major cities would be able to support such an establishment.
My first coffee experience was appalling my girlfriend was shopping in our local town, it was winter and I was freezing so I headed to the only establishment which I could see served coffee. The coffee was served boiling hot in a glass, with no handle. The result was I couldn't even pick up the damn cup for about 10 minutes. When eventually I did the experienc was less than pleasant especially since the coffee grains remained in the glass. When I met up wit my girlfriend and related the experience, she couldn't stop laughing as I had been sitting in the equivelant of a soup-kitchen for the very poor and homeless. duh!!!
Buddy
18 Nov 2007
Love / Why do Polish women prefer foreigners for boyfriends and husbands? [418]
Perhaps its simple more Polish women now have the oppurtunity to meet foreign men because of the EU, and maybe, just maybe love. Funny old word that "love", in this age of cynicism.
Perhaps its simple more Polish women now have the oppurtunity to meet foreign men because of the EU, and maybe, just maybe love. Funny old word that "love", in this age of cynicism.