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

Mass wine.... 🤔

Hmmmm.... you mean mass as mass and wine as wine??? Then I don`t know how to interpret this joke. :):):)

Because I messed it up, I wanted to write the altar wine which is written in German Messwein.

Yes, that`s what I guessed after a few minutes of energetic pondering, :):):) but still how does it connect with the local church charity for disabled children and their families???

Well, I imagined that you took "under your care" their altar wine.

No need for it coz I have always been independent in that matter. :):):)

Come to Poland on good eating.

@Lernende
Depends. There are far more bad restaurants than good ones, and an oversupply of ones that just serve things that are easy and normal enough to make in your own kitchen.

Of course not. You are only intelligent but you don`t appreciate food in such a loving fashion like Poles/Polesses.


Of course they do.
Check this pic of a workbook by British authors for 5th grade primary school.
It is obvious they don`t know what they are talking about coz they mix up various notions. Shame on them.

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We certainly do, however you're trolling in a trolling thread.

A kid in a 'fifth grade' (whatever that is) textbook who is probably non-existent is hardly an arbiter of taste.

And nothing the fictional kid says supports your trolling for reactions.

Yes, you do but only foreign one coz your own one is inedible. Ha!!!! hahaha


Darling, where did I say it was written by a kid???? I wrote clearly: British authors. Ha!!!!

That doesn't make much sense. Have you started drinking early?

You can hardly judge four nations' relationship with food on the basis of a made up text aimed at juvenile language acquisition.

Read Jane Grigson or Eliza Acton instead.

Anyway, the thread was started by a notorious troll who emigrated and failed to adjust.

Talking about yourself now???


Yes, darling, you are doing your best to obfuscate as much as possible.
I still can`t believe you have no idea what the subject matter is. You are simply trolling to unnerve us. Forget it. Ha!!!

Guys and gyesses, ignore that troll, and explain what the book authors mixed up senselessly.

@pawian
It's just a fairly dull textbook. It tells us nothing about four nations' attitude to food.

BS. You have no idea.

There no 'idea' though is there.

You're trying to manufacture something out of zero.

Exactly, coz I am checking your fluency. You can`t guess what I meant, which means it is poor.

Simply because you don't actually mean anything.

As I say, stick to temperance products in the daytime.

A lot of meaning which you can`t detect. AmaSSing!!!

Who would bother 'detecting' the undetectable?

There is one textual matter that a person from Poland might think is an inconsistency (though it in fact isn't) however there is nothing that gives any signs to four nations' attitude to food.

Darling, how about posting sth of value at last coz your whole activity today is trolling on my posts???

Because there's nothing of value or significance in your posts here and the whole (old) thread is a trolling one anyway.

Darling, stop playing stupider than you are. :):): I meant posting sth of value in the forum, not here.

That bland text from a kids' course book has zero value.

By British authors who mess up culinary notions and confuse poor kids, thus proving Brits don`t appreciate food like Poles/Polesses do.

That's quite an assumption; and one that your text doesn't back up at all.

Get off me, useless troll. Post sth of value at last.

Now now...

There's still nothing of any significance in your photo.

Alien!!!
We need you to solve the riddle of incongruent attitude of British authors to culinary issues coz jon is amasingly helpless.

There's nothing that reflects four nations' attitude to food.

You are clutching at straws.