Off-Topic / Best posters [886]


Nope. I can`t resist coz pawianism is my nature.


Not only History but also Goddess will judge you !!!!

Off-Topic / Best posters [886]


Like a child in a kindergarten... :):):) Amasing! ):):) On the other hand, it is good you feel so young at heart. :):):)


:):):) Am I a pawian for nought??? I adopted this nick fully on purpose - as a mad patriot, I dreamt of destroying the nerves of people who are harmful to Poland`s national interests. hahahaha

Life / Polish females who made it [29]


That wasn`t Mommie`s fault, it was a long standing tradition in the patriarchal society. Males imposed it on their daughters and sisters to marry men they didn`t love.

Luckily, those sick customs have disappeared. At least in Poland. :)
Thank Goddess, women rule!!! Ha!

USA, Canada / Using maiden name as middle name [21]


In GB you also have to turn to court if you want to have you new name registered in public records. It is called deed poll.

Off-Topic / Best posters [886]


If you put Micheal in the worst section, put me next to him coz I have very similar views. :):):)

Food / Polish Pizza !! The best in the world? [330]


It is an option which you can get on demand for extra charge. The basic option is ALWAYS thin base. Ha.


:):):)

Food / Polish Pizza !! The best in the world? [330]


is OK.
In post 11 from 2008 I wrote: - I have not complained so far... and still stick to it. :):):)

Food / Polish Pizza !! The best in the world? [330]


There is no such dish as Polish pizza. Each bar,. pizzeria or outlet has their own style and recipe for making it. I have liked 98% pizzas which I have eaten in Poland - in cities, in the mountains and at the seaside.

News / Russian agents plan sabotage acts in Poland??? [74]


I care for everything which is funny. :):):) Check my profile.

Life / In Poland on holiday - need help with bad case of homesickness [108]


I smell the odor of Poloniusz... :):):)

News / Russian agents plan sabotage acts in Poland??? [74]


Yes, as a child I had a chauffer who drove me to the music school in his posh Warszawa limousine because my parents were too busy making their careers. But how is it connected with this thread????? :):):)

Life / In need of good Polish jokes about Polish culture, people, etc [239]


Exactly. Abstract jokes should be universal, while Bobko attached it to a nationality, hence the stupidity.

Bobko, don`t waste our precious time with such sheety "jokes." :):):)

Food / Eat goulash from a cat and a steak from a dog in Poland! [114]

What do normal people and what do nationalists from Konfederacja party see:

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Life / In need of good Polish jokes about Polish culture, people, etc [239]


Tell us when we should start laughing coz we don`t know..... :):):)


It is quite possible that Bobko invented it. :):):) Rather stupid.

Food / Eat goulash from a cat and a steak from a dog in Poland! [114]

Some members of the nationalist Konfederacja party have nothing against slaughtering dogs for meat. Meat is meat, they claim. Amasing!

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Travel / Krakow is better than Prague [11]


Yes, there is but we won`t make it public coz they are prohibited.

Travel / Krakow is better than Prague [11]


That`s good, Until he was at large, I would never visit Krakow - the city of violence and crime where such villains swear in public places where decent citizens go for walks with familes.

Travel / Krakow is better than Prague [11]


Not really. It isn`t a too safe city. Two days ago the police issued an arrest warrant for this 22 yo resident of Krakow. Just look at him. Typical lowlife criminal. Very dangerous!!

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Travel / Kielce and the area - amazing Polish Pocket Knives live there [105]


Wow, it has been 30 years exactly - the first fair in Kielce ever. It was the time I was fascinated with armament and military. The memory of this visit made me create this thread. :):):)

Travel / Poles as tourists in foreign countries [93]


He was, according to some historians. You`d better consult sources. :):):)


You are making a big mistake now. Poles had travelled a lot BEFORE the fall of the Wall. HA\!!!
That is why I told you not to put us together with Russians in one basket coz it is against historical facts! Ha!

Travel / Kielce and the area - amazing Polish Pocket Knives live there [105]

Kielce also hosts the biggest military and armament fair/exhibition in Poland. I attended one decades ago, when my current wife was still my girlfriend. She went with me to see those boring weapons because she loved me so much. :):):)

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Travel / Poles as tourists in foreign countries [93]


Ok, let`s have a deal, half Marrano, half Polish.


Please, don`t mix us with Russians, it is unfair and spoils the atmosphere.

History / Historical look at various civilisational differences between Russia and the West [159]


That is even symbolised in their national emblem - two headed eagle which looks east and west.

Travel / Poles as tourists in foreign countries [93]


You mean you didn`t realise that Poles are travellers by character?? And you didn`t know that Columbus was half Polish????

Travel / Poles as tourists in foreign countries [93]


Yes, amasing! :):)

You can travel in Georgia cheaply, but not always safely. It's about the so-called popular in the former republics of the USSR. marshrutkas, i.e. mini buses, on which Georgian transport is mainly based. Mini buses, mainly old worn-out Mercedes, are often in a deplorable condition, and drivers are known for reckless driving and are able to overtake on the bend. Tickets in marshrutkas are quite cheap. For the journey from Kutaisi to Tbilisi (230 km) we will pay about PLN 25-30. You pay when you get off. However, there are no tickets. There are no timetables, but the locals know that, for example, a marshrutka to a given town leaves every full hour or every quarter of an hour.

Traveling by train is even cheaper. Covering the distance of about 80 km costs about PLN 3. However, trains do not run very often, and the journey takes longer due to the poor condition of the tracks. In Tbilisi, the cheapest and fastest way to travel is by subway. The ticket costs about PLN 2.

In larger cities, you can easily rent a car for about PLN 250 per day (without fuel). However, it is cheaper to hire a taxi. For similar money, we will find a willing taxi driver who will be at our disposal throughout the day. After leaving the train or subway station, you will immediately encounter a crowd of carriers offering their services.

Motorization in Georgia is a topic for a separate article. There are no mandatory technical examinations in Georgia. If the bumper falls off or the windshield breaks, no one bothers to repair them. There are many abandoned car wrecks on the roadsides all over the country.

Interestingly, hardly anyone rides a bike in Georgia. Not only are there no bicycle paths (except Batumi, but they are mostly occupied by pedestrians). For most Georgians, a cyclist is treated as a disabled person who has trouble walking.

Georgia is a country where tourists feel very safe. Maybe it's because the police can be seen everywhere. It's hard not to notice police cars, because they are obliged - probably as the only country in Europe - to ride with flashing lights around the clock. The police in Georgia underwent the biggest metamorphosis after regaining independence. Today, it has a reputation of being incorruptible, efficient and well-equipped. It shows. No police in the world would be ashamed of these police cars. Some of the police Fords are even equipped with special bumpers to push cars escaping from the chase to the side of the road.

- Here in Tbilisi there are very few riots or fights - argues Mikhail, whom he met in the capital of Georgia. - And if something happens, after a few minutes there are 3-4 police cars on the spot. In the past, it used to be possible to arrange everything with them, each of them took bribes. It was only President Saakashvili who put things in order - he gave them a big rise, bought modern police cars and now there is finally peace and quiet.

Many tourists visit the Georgian city of Gori, where one of the world's greatest criminals, Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin, was born. The hut where the dictator was born is covered with a concrete structure, like a sarcophagus, protecting the house from rain and sun. Behind it is the museum of Stalin, which was established in 1937. There are many memorabilia of him in the display cases, including the famous pipe with which he willingly posed for paintings and photos. For many visitors to this place, the sight of wreaths with flowers under the monument to a tyrant from Georgia will certainly catch the eye. The posthumous mask of the leader (one of the 12 that was created after his death) and the office of the generalissimo are also impressive.

- We do not go to this museum - native Georgians swear. - First of all, Russians come here, a lot of Germans and many of you, Poles.

Attempts were made to demolish the Stalin monument twice - in the 1950s and 1980s. Each time, the inhabitants protested, occupying the place for several days and nights. In Georgia, you can still come across small, private museums dedicated to Stalin.

Stalin`s birthplace protected by a special building. Amasing!!

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Travel / Poles as tourists in foreign countries [93]


The advantage of Georgia for a Polish tourist are certainly wallet-friendly prices. Popular khachapuri, baked pancakes with cheese or other stuffing can be bought for less than PLN 3-4. They are sold e.g. in tiny bakeries that are on every street corner. Baked on site and on a regular basis, they are often still hot. In larger towns, near the market, they are also sold by housewives who walk with a large tray out onto the street, loudly praising their pastries. Adjarian khachapuri - with egg and butter - is a real rarity for connoisseurs of Georgian cuisine. Some say that one khachapuri keeps them full for the whole day.

Georgian cuisine is associated with coriander for many. They add it to many dishes, including khinkali - these are dumplings in the shape of pouches stuffed with aromatic broth. You eat it with your hands, holding the dumpling by the tip and biting a small hole in the pouch through which you have to suck the warm, liquid broth. Only after that we eat the rest of the khinkali, leaving the tip.

In bars or restaurants, we can easily eat lunch (soup, main course, drink - popular tarragon-flavored lemonade), for which we will pay no more than PLN 30-35. Interestingly, beer in bars and restaurants often costs the same as in the store - about PLN 4. However, the selection of beers is limited. Churchkhels, also known as Georgian snickers, are sweets that are characteristic of Georgia. They are sweet and give you a lot of energy.

Adjar khachapuri and khinkali pierogis

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News / Polish Parliamentary Elections 2023 [933]


Nobody has ever asked me to participate in a poll. It is unfair!! If they did, the results would show the true opinion of the nation at last.


Because there is hardly any snow in winter. It is not fair.

News / Polish Parliamentary Elections 2023 [933]


Exactly. I don`t care about others, with the exception of Germans, Jews and Ukrainians. Sorry, I am indifferent even to the Irish.

History / Let's talk about the POLISH ARMY [79]


And film, too. :):) And the film is the most important of all arts, remember!


Exactly. But, we have no choice, having such a neighbour as imperialist Russia. :(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:((:(:(:(:(:(:(:

Why did ancient Poles choose such a fekked up place for their settlement?????? Kurwa mać!!!!