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Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]

He usually is, does not write often, but when he does, it's typically terrific.I love his cartoons.

News / Was Charlie Kirk popular in Poland? [582]

@PolAmKrakow;But the prosecution will make me a believer

I have no doubt ,clear as day, the miscreant admitted to it himself: "It was me I did it"-his own words.

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@PolAmKrakow

I suggest not shooting many animals in the head; therefore, the comparison does not apply. I love your writing, but please be careful with the conspiracy theories.

Language / Polish slang phrases - most popular. [630]

@jon357

When, and where, did I say that? Torq, the historian, draws a connection between pot smoking and the ancient Slavic god. Reflecting on historical tragedies and the devastating actions of our ancient ancestors, I hold Jarilo, the pot-smoking god, and his followers responsible. Instead of leading the nations to success, they stumble around in a pot-induced stupor, much like you, Jon, flooding PF pages with nonsensical responses. They are ancient treasures, priceless and as old as humanity's practices, born from the gutter.

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@mafketis

Tę czy tą is not my problem; I accept both, with the preference on tę My argument is you are equating jaramy with tę czy tą

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@jon357 the language changes with time

Consult the little Turkey. It is either shrouded in antiquity according to historian Turkey, or a recent abnormality born in the gutter. Take your pick; get off the fence or you risk crushing your jewels.

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@jon357; You're insatiable

You on the other hand are over przaezjarany and lok the result

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@jon357; Zjaramy sie is easily understandable

In your circles, the required knowledge.

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@mafketis
The correct form is "tę kobietę."

There's nothing mysterious about the proper usage of the term "tę kobietę"; it's used every day in casual conversation among regular people. Every dictionary will confirm this. However, the term "zjaramy się" is definitely slang-a problematic distortion of the beauty of the Polish language.

I don't expect to see "kalectwo" widely used in culturally refined circles or included in the Polish dictionary. Therefore, I proudly reject any attempts to equate the correct form "tę kobietę" with the mutilation of the language. And yes, I left Poland decades ago, but I hold Poland close to my heart, and I am closely connected

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@Ironside: it means on fire

It is true I left Poland decades ago, and I am familiar with plomien, pozar, czerwony kur, jezdziec Akopalipsy, but never jarac,are you sure this is not
a regional abnormality? I am certain it is a slang, but I don't suspect it is used, country-wide

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@mafketis
I don't have much contact with the world of drugs and am unfamiliar with street language. To this day, I have no idea what the smell of marijuana is like.

A long time ago, while visiting my daughter's cottage, I noticed an unpleasant odor and assumed it might be a skunk nearby. My daughter just laughed and said, "Yeah, Dad, it's a two-legged skunk frying his brain.

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@Lenka

Thanks' Lenka.

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@mafketis
What the hell is ;zjaramy sie?

Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]

@cms neuf Rumor the Golen Cow gone missing again

As accurate as your previous predictions. What's missing is shame and accuracy. So far, your betting average is big fat zero.

Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]

@Joker
Wow, Joker, amazingly accurate, intelligent, complete description of a total buffoon, starving for attention.

Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]

@Lyzko

The quoted part is clear, but the context about Martin Luther and the sale of sin forgiveness is completely confusing to me.

Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]

@Novichok; One bird-cute :::)))

At least I am cute, even though I prefer handsome::::)))

News / Was Charlie Kirk popular in Poland? [582]

@Feniks

Excellent posts, Feniks, and logical, drunk is a drunk regardless of the country.

News / Was Charlie Kirk popular in Poland? [582]

@Ajronsajdz;; Everyone is the UK is drinking fancy coctails

At least you admit that your brain is rotten: Firstly, let's drink less bimber, then move your stinking hateful ar*e to idilic UK where you can enjoy fancy cocktails

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And you and a bunch of anti-Polish a*se holes do all the work and pay all the taxes, I suggest, you read a few books by American or English authors
And you will wonder how they can function, drowning in the sea of cocrails, but I guess reading is beyond your capabilities.So go out and bite some drunk in the
ar*e

News / Was Charlie Kirk popular in Poland? [582]

No, a ho*le, they do it because they are miserable.

News / Was Charlie Kirk popular in Poland? [582]

Aha, one of the ingenious ideas from Golden Moron. Legal or not, drugs don't discriminate; they are destructive in any form, chemically the same.

News / Was Charlie Kirk popular in Poland? [582]

Decent people do not spy on those afflicted with alcoholism; they are busy working or attending church on Sundays. I am not condoning alcoholism in any form, even when it is referred to as a "cocktail" in the UK. Just look at Jon; he is often drunk but claims he is simply enjoying cocktails. How about the French, who sometimes start their day with a glass of wine? This is common in much of Southern Europe. Let's not be selective in our judgments. There are millions of positive things to say about Poland, even for someone who may not hold the same views.

Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]

Are you referring to the states that withdraw the most, treating U.S. taxpayers like a cash cow?

News / Was Charlie Kirk popular in Poland? [582]


Only a fool claims that tea or coffee belongs in the same category as hard drugs, or that they are recreational substances instead of proper poisons.

News / Was Charlie Kirk popular in Poland? [582]

So, according to a medical expert also known as Golden Moron, illegal cocaine kills, but legal cocaine does not.

Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]


What is the connection between my question and your answer? I am confused because your response seems scattered and unclear.

Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]

Is this especially at your request? My source is my memory; you can take it or leave it. I don't provide sources ever and I don't care whether you accept it or not.

Off-Topic / USA News and Poland - part 17 [863]


I believe the government's handling of Social Security is problematic, and I view it as a form of theft rather than a legitimate entitlement. It's more akin to highway robbery.

When Social Security was established, certain areas in Texas were excluded by law, which forced them to create their own safety net similar to Social Security. The outcome for those areas at retirement is remarkable: they receive checks that are significantly larger than what Social Security offers. Although I don't know the precise amount, I recall reading that it was five times the size. Even if it turned out to be just twice as much, that would still be enviable.

I'm not entirely certain about these details; it might just be an urban legend. However, I think it's worth researching further.