Poles have a more loving attitude to food than here in the UK

Definitely not. Even in some village 99% of the populace would get along with it there would be always one or two ***** who would just spoil it for everyone.

I've seen honesty boxes in England from the Fens to Cumbria. Good to know everyone is honest in Wales.

Yes I have seen one in Sussex now I think of it.

Sometimes some arse comes round and steals the money but not that often. One October we got some amazing pumpkins from a roadside table.

In small villages it would where everyone knows everybody else and people would be ashamed to steal. But in towns and cities...urban concentrations provide the anonymity which fosters crime.

Of course. Polesses and Poles love consuming good food, both Polish and foreign.

Here is a series of photos from a certain official event. Brits don`t have such a choice.

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Everyone does.


No, we have more choice. And four countries within Britain to contribute.

Of course, aristocratic elites or royals do. But I meant common people. In Britain commons are happy when they can gobble down fish and chips. Ha!!!

While in Poland.....

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The photos are great - remind me of 1970s dinner party/buffet food :)

Exactly. :)::):) Poland keeps up the old traditions which have been long forgotten in Western Europe. :):):)
Assorted cold cuts and cheeses - both my fave snacks between hot meals. And a plate of fruit for second dessert.

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No they haven't.


Especially the pineapple.

It looks nice, however a buffet's a buffet.

Prove it! Show us photos you took at a contemporary event attended by commons so that we can compare Polish and British attitudes. :):):)

Of course, your dishes will vary from ours.

Here are some Polish fave dishes. Chicken soup is a must. As well as some fried piece of meat.

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Eating is the same as refueling. Nobody sane would add sugar because it would harm the engine.
Yet, we are stupid enough to gobble this cancer-causing poison, get fatter, and smile like suicidal idiots when even looking at this crap.
I said "we" to be nice. I don't eat this stuff.

Here's a typical staff room lunch in the UK ...........

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Good. You don`t eat, so you must drink a lot. Here is sth you will enjoy:
Unfortunately, to cut down on costs, the organisers ordered cheaper Swedish or Finnish vodka instead of true Polish stuff. Plus some cheap Italian wine. No beer this time.

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Pawian, why do you photograph food all the time?? You don't just do it at events but at home too. Dlaczego?

Only poor people think of food all the time and they never count calories.

Because I am obsessed with eating delicious things aka my comfort food as it dissipates my depressive moods. Its colours and arrangement influence me very positively and that is why I have held for so many decades in a good shape without taking any meds. hahahaha buhahahaha


Also outside.
In fact, I take photos of any food I see anywhere. Such a hobby. Other males in my age relish in fornication as a hobby and chase younger females while I do the gardening and take photos of food. hahahaha


Well, compared to a British king, I am poor, indeed. hahahaha


Exactly. It isn`t my problem whatsoever. :):):)

Going #2 is a lot more fun than eating, feeling bloated, and swearing to never do it again...
We should post pictures of exceptional results.

To each their own. :):):) Now I know why some posters here comment on you as c.......... - due to Easter time, I will keep silent on it but you know what I mean. :):):)

The finale of the party above was celebrated with the most traditional Polish food - my delicacy too - hot red borsch with a French addition of a crispy meat croquette.

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Some people eat to live while others live to eat. Probably, the Poles, as
with the Italians and the Spaniards, fit into the latter category!

Easter is a time to think about Jesus, not how to stuff your gut that is already under an inch of fat.

Exactly! That is why I am not calling you bad names this time! You are my human brother! hahaha

Feasting holidays do draw the crowds to church, Rich and Pawian!
Drinking as well. Was it not St. Thomas who said, "A glass of wine for
thy stomach's sake."

A glass, not a bottle or two. A very wise man.

Exactly!!! That`s how Poles drink - by glasses!
Na pohybel Ruskim Imperialistom! hahahaha

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Hard to know what you mean by "commons" and like most people who've seen buffets before, I don't tend to take photos to marvel at the food.

@pawian
If that's you in post #55, I'd think about seeing a dermatologist...

and stop stuffing himself.

Firstly, I never drink at non-home events coz I always drive.
Secondly, how can it be me if I was the one taking the photos???
Jon, try to apply more logic in your posts, please. :):):):)


I never stuff myself coz I have a small stomache - I eat small quantities of food but often due to my quick digestion.

The person next to you could have taken them and you could have got a cab home.

Paw, try to apply some logic.


Quite. The guy in the photo is unlikely ever to be mistaken for a ballet dancer.

Nobody knows how to handle my personalised customised camera! Ha!!!


You mean a taxi. Come on, this vulgar means of transport is for British commons who come to Poland on drinking weekends. Intelligent Poles go by horse cabs! Ha!!!


Stop parroting me, invent something new and original, are you native for nought??? :):):)


This thread is about food, not ballet dancing. Apply more logic. :):):)