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You get ten times as many results for your daughter's lap
dancing bar.


Nor are you.

Still cleaning people's windows for pocket money?

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So many of those have been turned into expensive flats now.

The familoki could probably be made into very nice homes however in PL people tend to prefer new buildings.

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And the one that uses the least soap; that has long been the case. There's a reason that L'Oreal makes deodorant that lasts 72 hours...

Are you Polish or French?


They don't.

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In Soviet occupied Poland.

As you know, Poland was the lawful government of all its illegally occupied territory regardless of whatever your heroes, the Soviets and Nazis claimed.

They were Poles in Poland. Are you still pretending to deny that?

Go on, keep digging; it's fun to see.


That's half the fun of it!

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I tend to sterilise jars in the oven.

How do you do the patisony?

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And America for Americans maybe.

Pack your bags and sail back to Warsaw...

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Don't be silly. There are hundreds of thousands there. And new arrivals too.

Those who came as kids with their parents after 2004 usually consider themselves British rather than Polish.

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Guffaws.


Where did you pull that one from? The same dark place that made you think that Poles in wartime Wilno weren't in their own country?

Dig deeper, it just gets funnier!

It would be funnier yet if the subject weren't so tragically serious however you evidently don't care.

And the 9 was a typo. Unlike your trumpesque gaffe showing that all you know about Poland is what you Google 39 seconds before posting.

One day you may get a chance to visit, if they let you in.

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Hahaha.

The boy who thought Poles in 1949 Wilno were 'polonia' and not Poles at home in Poland.

What next, Cherry, are you going to pretend that Gdynia was in Germany?

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Dig deeper, bieggers.

This is getting funnier and funnier every time you get it wrong and flounder in an even more Billy Bunterish way.... You naughty boy, you...

People are laughing as you misunderstand it even further.

Since you've admitted that you support the position of the Soviet occupiers, perhaps we can assume that you support the German position too...

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Rattled?

I'm sitting back grinning here!

As is anyone reading this...

This is fun


Feel free to pretend that. Everyone else knows you lost face badly.

So badly that you have to pretend that the occupation of Poland was legitimate!

Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 3 [818]


More likely gherkins, for ogorki kiszone or malosolny.

You'd not necessarily use a big pan like that though, although it's possible to in order to sterilise them.

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Don't try to be obtuse. It makes you look even foolish than you are already, if that's even possible.

As you know, Poland, including Wilno, were occupied by Germany and the Soviet Union.

Perhaps you should have paid more attention in history lessons instead of playing with yourself under the desk.


Which you'd never heard of until you just googled it...

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Or in fact right.

His crimes took place in illegally occupied Poland. Did you think Poland was anywhere other than Poland in 1944 or that the occupiers were legitimate?

.

As I say, stick to things you know about. Frantic googling is not always your friend.

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Indeed, and the borders had not yet changed during the period that Czerniachowski was terrorising the AK so yes, they were Poles in Poland.

As I say, do try to stick to things you know about.

At least that will keep your posts brief.

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They were from Poland and in the place they'd always lived, so no, they were Poles at home.

Borders change, and parts of Lithuania were/are traditionally Polish. I'm surprised you didn't know that.

Do try and stick to things you know about.

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Everybody does.

And if you think there's no violence in the street in Poland, you've not been there when the fascists are ripping up paving stones and throwing them at police or when there are football riots.

If you dislike Paris or London so much, why did you as a Pole move there from Poland?


You've never been there.

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No, they didn't...

What is it about the official science-based consensus that makes you prefer conspiracy theories?

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Yes, the internet has been slammed with antivaxxer BS.

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One among many that save lives.


You saw the stats above.

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Why?

Pwopme might want particular shops, places of worship etc, however in big cities many areas are melting pots and have long been so.


Not really, and if you dislike London so much, why do you live there?


Whose mind or voting habits do you think you'll change by writing such drivel here?

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Why?


Who says that anywhere on this earth is a 'paradise'?


The high prison population in PL says otherwise.

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You're mistaking progressive activists for trumpist loons.


What 'biological' changes?


Why 'so-called'?

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Perhaps the greatest medical development in human history.


Of course there are zombies raging through every city gnashing their teeth and gnawing on the flesh of the living. That and aliens.


And seizures are a 'potential' side-effect of Aspirin. We still take it though since, like vaccination, it is beneficial.

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Dill?

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The article says there are 663 million people worldwide who've had it. That's fewer than 10% of the global population.

It's possible of course to get it and have no symptoms (thanks to vaccination) however that would surely show up on those tests that had to happen before flights etc.

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How would you know about others though? I've not had it (and had the same vaccines as everyone else). I can think of a few people in PL and U.K. who've not had it either.

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He'd be unlucky with the hair (gingers get a new freckle for every soul they take) although the nose seems ok.

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So what?


You've been obsessed with it for decades.

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Not that select. Most of us have never had it.