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Getting a VISA to USA by a Polish person nowadays


convex  20 | 3928  
9 Apr 2010 /  #91
Nah, she raised a gentleman.

For the quality lunch, of course.
scottie1113  6 | 896  
9 Apr 2010 /  #92
peterweg is right. The US is terrible. As he so rightfully points out. the food is crap. There are no decent restaurants anywhere, there's no ethnic food available (well, maybe the one Mexican restaurant in Sacramento, which I've probably eaten in), and the supermarkets don't have an almost unlimited variety of fresh fruit and vegetables year round, not to mention the different cuts of meat that you can find everyday in, say, Poland. If you think otherwise, you're an idiot, just like the rest of the people there.

And he's right about the scenery. Dull, drab, boring. No Grand Canyon, no majestic coastlines, no mountains or forests like in Washington's Olympic Peninsula or in the Rockies. No Yosemite National Park, which people all over the world have said is one of the most beautiful places on earth. No Zion or Bryce in Utah. Nope, they're all fakes created by Hollywood, just like the moon landing in 1969.

It's true that the people are myopic idiots. All of them. There are no good universities in the US, whether public or private. No great world renowned medical centers like the Mayo Clinic. No Nobel Prize winners. Frankly, no culture either. No world famous writers-hell, nobody in the US knows how to write. It's just more Hollywood hype.

I really have no idea why people still live there, and I can't even come close to comprehending why so many people from all over the world want to go there. The place is a wasteland. Somalia's better.
grubas  12 | 1382  
9 Apr 2010 /  #93
Has anyone ever been to Portland, Maine? Whats it like?

It stinks like fishes from the harbor, the "old town"is nice.
RevokeNice  15 | 1854  
9 Apr 2010 /  #94
Is it an expensive place to life? Whats the night life like? I am not too far from the sea here, so I am immune to the smells of the sea.
Arien  2 | 710  
9 Apr 2010 /  #95
For the quality lunch, of course.

I don't think they serve quality lunches in strip clubs, but I could be wrong, as I've never went to one in my entire life. Maybe that's just me, but I think it's sad to sit there, and stare at mostly single mothers who undress themselves for a bit of money to support their kids.

;)
convex  20 | 3928  
9 Apr 2010 /  #96
Maybe that's just me, but I think it's sad to sit there, and stare at mostly single mothers who undress themselves for a bit of money to support their kids.

Makes the food taste better. In all seriousness, unless it's a shack out at the airport, those women are making "great" money.
Amathyst  19 | 2700  
9 Apr 2010 /  #97
The yanks allow us Paddys in for three months without a visa. Tis very kind.

Very stupid if you ask me in this economic climate! You'll be on the building sites like flies on sh*t!
Arien  2 | 710  
9 Apr 2010 /  #98
In all seriousness, unless it's a shack out at the airport, those women are making "great" money.

I hope so. (For their sake!)

:)
grubas  12 | 1382  
9 Apr 2010 /  #99
Is it an expensive place to life? Whats the night life like? I am not too far from the sea here, so I am immune to the smells of the sea.

Spent there only one day so I don't really know how expensive housing is.Hard to say since sale ,state and property taxes differ from state to state and county.wWouldn't expect "fireworks" when It comes to nightlife.
convex  20 | 3928  
9 Apr 2010 /  #100
Whats the night life like?

Reads like it's a quiet place

wikitravel.org/en/Portland_%28Maine%29
peterweg  37 | 2305  
9 Apr 2010 /  #101
The US is terrible. As he so rightfully points out. the food is crap.

Glad you agree.

What you are probably ignorant about though is that food in America is not the same as in other countries. American 'meat' and fish is pumped up with chemicals and bulkers to inflate its physical size without any reguard to its taste. GM, chemically altered and coloured food is the norm. You want rotten Tuna that looks fresh - there is a chemical for that (banned in the EU) .

So in the US you get 'high end eateries' that sell tasteless meat and fish presented in an expensive and impressive manner that have no taste whatsoever. In the US cheapness is the most important aspect, taste doesn't exist.

"I really have no idea why people still live there, and I can't even come close to comprehending why so many people from all over the world want to go there. The place is a wasteland. Somalia's better."

Very few people from western countries do want to go to the US, the EU has bigger problems that the US with third world illegal immigrants.

You may have a point about Somalia.
grubas  12 | 1382  
9 Apr 2010 /  #102
Please everyone if you have never been to US DON'T COMMENT!!!This is a big country and it really makes difference which part you in.As for food ,there is good food and bad food .You get what you pay for.As for consumer products I saw Hillfiger polo shirts on Heathrow for 70 euros a piece ,well I pay $35 BUY ONE GET ONE FREE.Makes you feel better?

Isn't Hooters a chain restaurant aswell?

Hooters sucks and this is NOT strip club.
peterweg  37 | 2305  
9 Apr 2010 /  #103
"Hillfiger polo shirts on Heathrow "

Heathrow is probably one of the most expensive places on the planet to buy anything.
scottie1113  6 | 896  
9 Apr 2010 /  #104
In the US cheapness is the most important aspect, taste doesn't exist.

You completely missed my irony, and frankly, responding to your senseless posts is a colossal waste of my time. You obviously have no idea what you're talking about,and you wouldn't know fresh fish if you bought it off a boat. Goodnight, and goodbye.
convex  20 | 3928  
9 Apr 2010 /  #105
So in the US you get 'high end eateries' that sell tasteless meat and fish presented in an expensive and impressive manner that have no taste whatsoever. In the US cheapness is the most important aspect, taste doesn't exist.

What you're probably ignorant about is that no self respecting chef would use meat that has been pumped full of BGH. Also, you do know that was the norm in Europe until it was replaced right? You think that those cows grow that big because of the good climate here? GM foods don't taste any different to the foods that are non GM. I'll put that up to the pepsi challenge any day. Plus, you don't have dump tons of chemical fertilizer on them to keep your crop.

In the US, you have the choice of buying high quality, organic if that floats your boat, food, with a much larger selection, and at a much lower cost than the Bio stuff over here. Which reminds me of another thing that I miss...Whole Foods.
grubas  12 | 1382  
9 Apr 2010 /  #106
You may not make big money in the US but most of the stuff is MUCH cheaper here than in the EU.S**t ,even euro products are much cheaper here than in countries they were made.
RevokeNice  15 | 1854  
9 Apr 2010 /  #107
Very stupid if you ask me in this economic climate! You'll be on the building sites like flies on sh*t!

Yeah, could always be worse. We could be heading over to the UK in large numbers. Ye Brits wouldnt like that now, would ya?

Actually, over the past 18 months more Yanks have applied for PPS numbers to work in Ireland than Irish applying to work in the states.

Reads like it's a quiet place

That can be changed.

The demographics of the city look good. Lots of young ladies.
convex  20 | 3928  
9 Apr 2010 /  #108
Actually, over the past 18 months more Yanks have applied for PPS numbers to work in Ireland than Irish applying to work in the states.

Looking forward to hearing about those "f*cking mexicans" from you in about 6 months time :)
mero1900  2 | 3  
9 Apr 2010 /  #109
i have many ways to go there
u can go as a student easily
and u take visa for 5 years then green card :D
u can contact me
my email is trackers2010@live.com
RevokeNice  15 | 1854  
9 Apr 2010 /  #110
Looking forward to hearing about those "f*cking mexicans" from you in about 6 months time :)

Technically, they are indigenous to America. Any mexican I have met in europe seemed sound enough. Good beve and grub, too.

As for the ethnics, I will pay extra for an apartment in the "right" side of town.
convex  20 | 3928  
9 Apr 2010 /  #111
Technically, they are indigenous to America. Any mexican I have met in europe seemed sound enough.

Not really, the Indians are. The Mexicans in the US are mostly of European stock.
RevokeNice  15 | 1854  
9 Apr 2010 /  #112
They are mixed. Indo-european-and what ever else. If we are being technical, they are more indigenous than the negroes and europeans living in the states.

But if the place was left to them, it would be a third world hovel within a generation.
Moe Wanchuk  
9 Apr 2010 /  #113
They are mixed. Indo-european-and what ever else. If we are being technical, they are more indigenous than the negroes and europeans living in the states.

Actually true , the Spanish didn't marry into the Mexicans that much. Mexicans look largely Indian most of the time, like the Aztecs, Mayans, short in stature etc, esp. the ones bopping around the US. A lot of them are very nice but it's true they would trash the country if they were the majority.
RevokeNice  15 | 1854  
9 Apr 2010 /  #114
The Mexicans are not "illegal". Technically. They are legit on US soil.
...

The Mexicans are lucky the Brits didnt invade their land. Never get rid of them swines.
Moe Wanchuk  
9 Apr 2010 /  #115
The Mexicans are not "illegal". Technically. They are legit on US soil.

Uhh.. no, technically they are illegal - as they were not born on US soil. Play sematics all you want. A lot of those borders were resolved in the 1840s. We don't need some non stop narco war over here.
FUZZYWICKETS  8 | 1878  
9 Apr 2010 /  #116
peterweg wrote:

"Hillfiger polo shirts on Heathrow "

Heathrow is probably one of the most expensive places on the planet to buy anything.

Hilfiger polo shirts in Poland cost over 300zl.

convex wrote:

Which reminds me of another thing that I miss...Whole Foods.

i miss american supermarkets in general, if anything for the low prices, but yeah, Whole Foods is fantastic.

Revokenice wrote:

Actually, over the past 18 months more Yanks have applied for PPS numbers to work in Ireland than Irish applying to work in the states.

in any event, that's an absurd comparison considering the population differences of Ireland vs. the US.

Ireland: 4,460,000

USA: 309,000,000
peterweg  37 | 2305  
9 Apr 2010 /  #117
What every you want to believe if it makes you happy. Personally I have no intention to take part in the worlds biggest drugs test.

You completely missed my irony,

You thought you were being ironic, infact you were simply stating the truth.

Hilfiger polo shirts in Poland cost over 300zl.

The cost and true worth of a 'designer' shirt like that is $5. The difference in price is purely down to how much a sucker is willing to pay in order to feel like he showing his/her superiority. So in Heathrow people flying from Europe's most expensive airport obviously feel rich and like to demonstrate that while trapped in the high security departure lounge/shopping mall. In Poland there is obviously a snob value attached to a shirt that costs 300zl, but thats very typical of the Nouveau riche.

In the US it was pointed out to me that Hilfiger was tasteless tat and it was sold dirt cheap in discount warehouses.

The cost of designer clothes in different countries bears no relation to anything.
convex  20 | 3928  
9 Apr 2010 /  #118
What every you want to believe if it makes you happy. Personally I have no intention to take part in the worlds biggest drugs test.

Monsanto makes good money over here. You can live in your fantasy world safe in the belief that you're being taken care of over here while Americans are being experimented on, the truth is there is very little difference. Livestock here is given steroids and a plethora of antibacterial and antiviral medication. Crops are sprayed with industrial chemicals. If you hadn't noticed, Europe doesn't exactly have a spotless record when it comes to food safety, outbreaks, and cancer cases.

So having grown up with grass fed beef, fresh milk, local fruit and vegetables...well, it's a bit difficult to get used to having to accept that change.
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
9 Apr 2010 /  #119
Whole Foods is fantastic.

They absolutely bombed in the UK. I suspect it's just another American gimmick - all hype, little substance.

Their CEO"s attitude towards health care leaves a hell of a lot to be desired - and they're hardly friendly towards trade unions as well. For a company which caters to the liberal point of view, they're quite disgraceful in some of their actions.

In the US, you have the choice of buying high quality, organic if that floats your boat, food, with a much larger selection, and at a much lower cost than the Bio stuff over here.

Don't get me started on the idiocy of countries like the UK growing organic food. Poland? Fine, there's the space to do so. But in the UK, where premium farmland is already lacking? Come on.
andy_2008  
9 Apr 2010 /  #120
just marry some American, like my ex did!

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