Bratwurst Boy 8 | 11831
17 Feb 2011 #121
*hangs head in shame*
Was Daniel Fahrenheit a Pole?
It's alright, put your head back up you're Aryan for Christ's sake :-)
MediaWatch 10 | 942
17 Feb 2011 #123
So Grunwald you are an ethnic German?
I just wonder if one's heritage could be felt "subconsciously" by one's "genes"? An intetersting story story was told on TV some time ago by Jerzy Stuhr, a famous Polish actor of Austrian origin. He said he had always felt inside him a strange affinity to a place in Austria which he used to pass several times on his trips to Italy. And he discovered only later on that it was precisely a place where his Austrians ancestors originated from!!!
Quite recently I have discovered ancestors of my own bearing a "Latin" surname and German first names [one was Gottlieb and another was Gotfried] in the act of a birth of 1794; the surname was later polonized, however, and to the effect that the whole family have always asked themselves "what the bloody hell does this surname come from?". The act was written in Mazovia, so those people must have come in there from somewhere else. Should my somewhat "strange" interest in the past of the Silesia region before 1945 direct me "subconsciously" to the forgotten heritage of my family on the mother's side perhaps?
Quite recently I have discovered ancestors of my own bearing a "Latin" surname and German first names [one was Gottlieb and another was Gotfried] in the act of a birth of 1794; the surname was later polonized, however, and to the effect that the whole family have always asked themselves "what the bloody hell does this surname come from?". The act was written in Mazovia, so those people must have come in there from somewhere else. Should my somewhat "strange" interest in the past of the Silesia region before 1945 direct me "subconsciously" to the forgotten heritage of my family on the mother's side perhaps?
Bratwurst Boy 8 | 11831
17 Feb 2011 #125
Definitely! :)
hague1cmaeron 14 | 1366
17 Feb 2011 #126
Poles are a proud people we are proud to be Polish.
That is not a good example of Poles though.
That sums it up quite well.
so were Germans living in Poland better polonizing
It works in Europe.
Nothing works in Europe.Th EU is dead........
Nothing works in Europe
Mongrel, you say so out of pure envy so coz you lost your job as a second hand carpet seller after GB completed Brexit. Your best deals had been on cheap used carpets imported from Europe but that came to an end when new duties were imposed on such goods. And you went bankrupt in result.
@pawian
Why do you even consider making a post as stupid as that?
You have probably had too much to drink again and your imagination is taking off!
Why do you even consider making a post as stupid as that?
You have probably had too much to drink again and your imagination is taking off!
Why do you even consider
I only replied to your post before. What is wrong with my post? It is all true. You went bankrupt after Brexit was done. Today you have to take advantage of Happy Hours Internet Time evening package coz you can`t afford the 24/7 connection.
@pawian
Another drunken and idiotic post just not worth commenting on.
Another drunken and idiotic post just not worth commenting on.
commenting on.
No, commenting is necessary coz it is good for you and your education. :):):)
education.
Something you never experienced in Communist Poland.......
Communist
No need to begin communist with capital letters. Get educated at last. hahahaha
Get educated
LOL!!! I think you need some education in grammar.......
Jerzy(Pawian) always chicken's out of these arguments at some point.
Tonight is no different.
Tonight is no different.
Get educated in grammar
Why, mongrel????
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