A J
3 Nov 2010
A J
3 Nov 2010
Love / Are all beautiful Polish girls as crazy as this? [262]
I guess I'll never read her reply?
:'(
I'm going to whine if you don't!!
The next person to mention Barr gets a timeout
I guess I'll never read her reply?
:'(
I'm going to whine if you don't!!
The next person to mention Barr gets a timeout
A J
1 Nov 2010
Love / Polish men are complete doormats (especially after they get married) [125]
My condolences.
xD
Polish men are complete doormats (especially after they get married)
My condolences.
xD
A J
29 Oct 2010
Love / English Men vs Polish Men [207]
Hell yeah!
xD
Funny, breast baring is a bit more international though isn't it?
Hell yeah!
xD
A J
29 Oct 2010
A J
29 Oct 2010
Love / English Men vs Polish Men [207]
Bless all the foreign guys who are looking for a British girlfriend, something tells me they'll be welcome.
xD
Idiots.
Bless all the foreign guys who are looking for a British girlfriend, something tells me they'll be welcome.
xD
Idiots.
A J
29 Oct 2010
Love / Why do so many Polish girls dye their hair BLACK? [124]
Just stick to your natural haircolour. Besides, you don't want to risk going bald when you're about 45, right? (I mean, it's bad enough for a man, but for a woman it really is the end of the world!)
;)
Too must of a contrast imo.
Just stick to your natural haircolour. Besides, you don't want to risk going bald when you're about 45, right? (I mean, it's bad enough for a man, but for a woman it really is the end of the world!)
;)
A J
29 Oct 2010
Love / Why do so many Polish girls dye their hair BLACK? [124]
Yes, very certainly. (But not as blonde as you think!)
xD
Yes, very certainly. (But not as blonde as you think!)
xD
A J
29 Oct 2010
Love / Why do so many Polish girls dye their hair BLACK? [124]
Really? Wow. I'm going to migrate right now. See you tomorrow!
B)
Really? Wow. I'm going to migrate right now. See you tomorrow!
B)
A J
29 Oct 2010
Love / Why do so many Polish girls dye their hair BLACK? [124]
Especially when it's mousy dark blonde young lady, and do you know why? Because it's a very rare haircolour these days.
;)
not when it's mousy dark blonde
Especially when it's mousy dark blonde young lady, and do you know why? Because it's a very rare haircolour these days.
;)
A J
28 Oct 2010
Love / Indian citizen wants to marry Polish Girl and get settled there. [107]
Yeah, me too, but everytime I propose she faints. Last time she had me worried she actually dropped dead! (I've been proposing for 5 years now!) So.. I think I will date a couple of Eskimo chicks instead, I mean, who doesn't dream of steamy nights in a melting Igloo??
xD
Want to marry Polish Girl and get settled there.
Yeah, me too, but everytime I propose she faints. Last time she had me worried she actually dropped dead! (I've been proposing for 5 years now!) So.. I think I will date a couple of Eskimo chicks instead, I mean, who doesn't dream of steamy nights in a melting Igloo??
xD
A J
28 Oct 2010
Love / English Men vs Polish Men [207]
Typical English slander campaign. (All jealousy!)
;P
"Dutch men"
Comedy legends Paul Whitehouse and Harry Enfield play these laid back members of the Amsterdam Police educating the world in their liberal methods of policing, and raising a few smiles in the process! Hilarious impressions from the British comedy greats in this BBC clip.
Typical English slander campaign. (All jealousy!)
;P
A J
28 Oct 2010
A J
27 Oct 2010
Love / Why do so many Polish girls dye their hair BLACK? [124]
Well, they should do whatever they want, and do whatever they like, but I do think a girl's natural haircolour looks so much better.
:)
Well, they should do whatever they want, and do whatever they like, but I do think a girl's natural haircolour looks so much better.
:)
A J
27 Oct 2010
Love / Why do so many Polish girls dye their hair BLACK? [124]
No it's not.
;P
blacks the new blonde:)
No it's not.
;P
A J
27 Oct 2010
A J
26 Oct 2010
Love / Why do so many Polish girls dye their hair BLACK? [124]
You mean, until they're all gone with the wind??
Prawda.
:(
Simply impossible! Wait for the trend to change :)
You mean, until they're all gone with the wind??
"Życie to nie je bajka"
Prawda.
:(
A J
26 Oct 2010
Love / Why do so many Polish girls dye their hair BLACK? [124]
What? Are they trying to make my life impossible? So how do I find a blonde now??
xD
It's happening not only in Poland but in every country where the trendy clothes, haircut or hair-colouring is followed.
What? Are they trying to make my life impossible? So how do I find a blonde now??
xD
A J
26 Oct 2010
Love / What do Polish girls think about dating Asian guys? [134]
Johnsson, as in Don? Nah, just keep your wits about you! Humour them, surprise them, flatter them, be a gentleman, but don't be a total wuss, because a lot of Polish girls actually like a bit of a bad boy, so don't be afraid to be naughty sometimes, but don't be an *sshole! Oh, and kissing off with dad might not always work out for you! Polish girls (Surprise!) are basically like any other girl, so being a hopeless romantic won't help you either, except for when you have a lot of money, because if you have that, a lot of girls will most likely endure all of the hardships, and force themselves to put up with whatever undesirable behaviour you might display! (And don't take a word of what I just wrote too seriously!)
;)
Johnsson, as in Don? Nah, just keep your wits about you! Humour them, surprise them, flatter them, be a gentleman, but don't be a total wuss, because a lot of Polish girls actually like a bit of a bad boy, so don't be afraid to be naughty sometimes, but don't be an *sshole! Oh, and kissing off with dad might not always work out for you! Polish girls (Surprise!) are basically like any other girl, so being a hopeless romantic won't help you either, except for when you have a lot of money, because if you have that, a lot of girls will most likely endure all of the hardships, and force themselves to put up with whatever undesirable behaviour you might display! (And don't take a word of what I just wrote too seriously!)
;)
A J
23 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
Because it's much easier to take out a bully who doesn't want to get out of your way with a gun than it will be with your fists?
;)
Because it's much easier to take out a bully who doesn't want to get out of your way with a gun than it will be with your fists?
;)
A J
23 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
Yup, I missed it. (Murder rates in my country are lower, so how do you explain that??)
Protests might work aswell sometimes. (Depending on the number of people.)
;)
Either you missed this link in my post #168
Yup, I missed it. (Murder rates in my country are lower, so how do you explain that??)
"When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty."
Protests might work aswell sometimes. (Depending on the number of people.)
;)
A J
23 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
Do you remember certain schools?
They already have the right to defend themselves, just not with a gun.
I can take care of myself, and have been threatened a couple of times before. (Which is actually an understatement.)
Interesting, I suppose that is news for me. In the last figures I've seen England, Holland and France were the most violent countries in Europe, but now it seems my country is one of the most peaceful ones. Cool.
You know, people should really drop that passive stance. If people would report it more often, then I'm sure the alarms will go off in the upper echelons of your society, because I'm sure they want to save their faces when it comes to international affairs. So if people were to report everything for a change, who knows your government might actually decide to expand the police force?
Well, atleast some thieves have morals.
xD
No, I really think that a better equipped and stronger police force will be a better solution than gun possession, especially since the murder rate is already so high according to the statistics you've provided. Don't you think that the murder rate will only go up when you introduce the right to use guns to Poland?
:S
Come on now, it depends on who has the gun...
Do you remember certain schools?
Because homicide rates are as low as in Poland, and yet the people still have the right to defend themselves?
They already have the right to defend themselves, just not with a gun.
Seriously, if someone else were to threaten your life, you wouldn't be grateful if I were to shoot that person and therefore save your life?
I can take care of myself, and have been threatened a couple of times before. (Which is actually an understatement.)
So it's 30% more, per head. In Poland.
Interesting, I suppose that is news for me. In the last figures I've seen England, Holland and France were the most violent countries in Europe, but now it seems my country is one of the most peaceful ones. Cool.
Crime level in Poland is rather high, and much of it goes unreported.
You know, people should really drop that passive stance. If people would report it more often, then I'm sure the alarms will go off in the upper echelons of your society, because I'm sure they want to save their faces when it comes to international affairs. So if people were to report everything for a change, who knows your government might actually decide to expand the police force?
You report only grave incidents, and what is related to insurance, or when you loose your ID. Otherwise you just don't bother, it's waste of time. Even if your wallet goes with the ID in it, you don't rush, as decent thieves send your ID back. Seriously.
Well, atleast some thieves have morals.
xD
One goes with another, don't you think? Possession and right to use.
No, I really think that a better equipped and stronger police force will be a better solution than gun possession, especially since the murder rate is already so high according to the statistics you've provided. Don't you think that the murder rate will only go up when you introduce the right to use guns to Poland?
:S
A J
23 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
Another point: First you say that a lot of people are afraid to use their guns even if it was legal to own one, because of certain laws in regard to self-defense, and then you say..
If that was the truth, then America would have the lowest crime rates ever, but it seems that reality proves otherwise? Anyway, if people aren't going to use their guns because of these laws, then I really don't see why guns should be legislated in Poland.
..and this is probably why guns should be banned from society.
;)
Nobody cares how many crimes are being stopped by the sheer presence of a gun.
Another point: First you say that a lot of people are afraid to use their guns even if it was legal to own one, because of certain laws in regard to self-defense, and then you say..
Nobody cares how many crimes are being stopped by the sheer presence of a gun.
If that was the truth, then America would have the lowest crime rates ever, but it seems that reality proves otherwise? Anyway, if people aren't going to use their guns because of these laws, then I really don't see why guns should be legislated in Poland.
I would shoot you in Prague if you threatened me or anyone around you, as would plenty of Czechs.
..and this is probably why guns should be banned from society.
;)
A J
22 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
I don't mind. You've raised a few interesting points, but I could raise another point to your point aswell. If it's truly so easy to obtain a gun in Poland, then the majority of people obviously doesn't feel the need to own one. Therefore, one could wonder about the necessity of guns in Poland.
;)
I don't mind. You've raised a few interesting points, but I could raise another point to your point aswell. If it's truly so easy to obtain a gun in Poland, then the majority of people obviously doesn't feel the need to own one. Therefore, one could wonder about the necessity of guns in Poland.
;)
A J
22 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
Recent history please. (Or we could discuss Napoleon if you like.)
;)
Times have changed since the founding fathers. In their time, people equipped with rifles and guns were almost as effective as the soldiers of their time. (It didn't take much hardware and training back then.) Tactics have changed. Weapons have changed. For example, do you honestly think that 50.000 civilians with a gun will stand a chance against 1 batallion of special forces during nighttime? Or that these civilians will even get their chance to shoot at something which even looks like a soldier remotely when a couple of dirty-bombs are being dropped on them?
Guns these days may make a difference in the desert, but when people in a country like America ever have the displeasure of experiencing a tyrannical government which decides to come down on its own citizens, it simply means you guys are pretty much f*cked. Sorry.
:)
Are you looking at the last year, the last 20, or the last 100? Some interesting things went on in the 40s, one side had all the guns, and the other side was getting shot.
Recent history please. (Or we could discuss Napoleon if you like.)
;)
But hasn't it been overrun so many times through the years that peeps would like to be able to defend it themselves should the need arise? If our history were Poland's history there is no way I wouldn't keep personal weapons on hand, no matter what the law said. Or would they prefer Crow's rollover and surrender mindset?...
Times have changed since the founding fathers. In their time, people equipped with rifles and guns were almost as effective as the soldiers of their time. (It didn't take much hardware and training back then.) Tactics have changed. Weapons have changed. For example, do you honestly think that 50.000 civilians with a gun will stand a chance against 1 batallion of special forces during nighttime? Or that these civilians will even get their chance to shoot at something which even looks like a soldier remotely when a couple of dirty-bombs are being dropped on them?
Guns these days may make a difference in the desert, but when people in a country like America ever have the displeasure of experiencing a tyrannical government which decides to come down on its own citizens, it simply means you guys are pretty much f*cked. Sorry.
:)
A J
22 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
Should we fix something that isn't broken? I mean, look at the number of shooting incidents in Poland, and then compare the number of such incidents to what's going down in America on a daily basis. And of course I'm talking percentual here.
:)
Should we fix something that isn't broken? I mean, look at the number of shooting incidents in Poland, and then compare the number of such incidents to what's going down in America on a daily basis. And of course I'm talking percentual here.
:)
A J
22 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
I actually also meant people who were forced to work for 2 € an hour, who were made to sleep on concrete in the stables.
You make it sound so easy, but I can assure you that guns are pretty hard to come by for small-thugs and poor people. No, let's make guns affordable and accessible for everybody, and what do you think will happen then, Einstein?
:)
because their are thugs and deserve to be shot !
I actually also meant people who were forced to work for 2 € an hour, who were made to sleep on concrete in the stables.
well, criminals have no problem with the access to guns - thanks for your support AJ:)
You make it sound so easy, but I can assure you that guns are pretty hard to come by for small-thugs and poor people. No, let's make guns affordable and accessible for everybody, and what do you think will happen then, Einstein?
:)
A J
21 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
Then you know the mentality of those who live in poverty, right? Well, there's still a lot of poverty in your country. (Not trying to dwarf or insult your country there, just airing a simple fact of life.) I've had the pleasure of meeting a lot of Polish people who left your country because they were living under extremely poor conditions there, and some of them seemed to want to do almost anything for a bit of money.
I've also been robbed by two Polish guys once, but that's only because they were pointing a gun in my face. (Had they pulled a knife, then they would've lost their money. ;P) I've seen and heard a lot about violent incidents amongst the Polish who work here. (Which of course has to do something with the Polish mafia aswell.) But it happens. It's not because the Polish hate eachother, but some of them are so poor they have to.
And that's why it wouldn't be wise to introduce the right to carry a firearm in Poland, certainly not at this time, in this economical climate and this athmosphere. I don't think you'd disagree with this logic?
:)
But why? Not to wage war, AJ, I am just curious. And I can safely presume that I know Polish mentality better than you.
Then you know the mentality of those who live in poverty, right? Well, there's still a lot of poverty in your country. (Not trying to dwarf or insult your country there, just airing a simple fact of life.) I've had the pleasure of meeting a lot of Polish people who left your country because they were living under extremely poor conditions there, and some of them seemed to want to do almost anything for a bit of money.
I've also been robbed by two Polish guys once, but that's only because they were pointing a gun in my face. (Had they pulled a knife, then they would've lost their money. ;P) I've seen and heard a lot about violent incidents amongst the Polish who work here. (Which of course has to do something with the Polish mafia aswell.) But it happens. It's not because the Polish hate eachother, but some of them are so poor they have to.
And that's why it wouldn't be wise to introduce the right to carry a firearm in Poland, certainly not at this time, in this economical climate and this athmosphere. I don't think you'd disagree with this logic?
:)
A J
21 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
Just felt like clarifying it, but of course I'm not exactly Polish, so I didn't want to confirm that one myself. (I like to think I know enough about Poland and Polish people though.)
;)
Just felt like clarifying it, but of course I'm not exactly Polish, so I didn't want to confirm that one myself. (I like to think I know enough about Poland and Polish people though.)
;)
A J
21 Oct 2010
Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2237]
No offense, but I don't think the right to own guns would be very wise in a country like Poland.
:S
No offense, but I don't think the right to own guns would be very wise in a country like Poland.
:S