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Also a lot of catchers rather than pitchers.

Aye, sails were never a single sheat of canvas,he'd get tangled every 6 feet or so in the rope and stiching ....but sshhhh,its a movie :)

You escape by plunging a knife into a sail and sliding down holding the handle.

It came out like pancake batter and was fried the same way. A filling of cottage cheese and onion was placed on the inside and it was folded over.

The City is NOT an equal opps environment.

Those first pages are from 2006.

The second to the last down was ok. I heard they were really nice looking. I'll take their beaks to the Polish overhang any day

Gentlemen, please

We have big noses and massive cocks.

There are still many nationalists in both countries who either deny bad deeds or will just turn a blind eye

Poland would be an excellent mediator and I think both Serbs and Croats look up to them in a way.

i hope that eventually good Polish-Croatian relations may result in weakening of German influence in the region.

That pro-German attitude lured Croatia even in alliance with mujaheedines ((Turkish Islamists and German imperialists always allayed on Balkan against strongest Slavic faction in the region- Serbians))

Croats still despise the fact they are Slavs.

How about Poles and Croats?

But, won't men feel strange when he will have to listen to his wife?

probably because it's not actually being taught or used anywhere official-ish.

But it's certainly an American thing - I still haven't met any Poles who knew what "polack" meant in English

unless I'm missing something, pollock is unrelated

It turns them into Libs.

we both know that Poles could have committed such crime.

I see how they ripped open the belly and sewed a live cat there.

It seems to me that Poles simply less pedantic and more brutal than Russians.

So, I assume that Poles deserve this more than Russians?

between 16,000 to 20,000 Soviet soldiers held in the Polish POW camps died, out of the total of 80,000 to 85,000 prisoners

You may consider this as a mercy.

They simply died or let's say lost their lives trying to escape, isn't it? They were no more than war casualties.

Priests travelling with the Vikings from Scandinavia in the 9th and 10th centuries first introduced Christianity to the Baltic tribes populating the western and southern parts of present day Latvia. In the 10th and 11th centuries, Orthodox teachings, via Old Russian, were spread to the inhabitants living in the eastern and central parts. No written legacies of the languages spoken in this area during this period have been found, though archeologists speculate about the possibility that some type of runic writing system borrowed from the Scandinavians may have been used. Borrowed words in use today, which reflect this early Old Russian influence on the Latvian language, include for example baznīca 'church', grāmata 'book', svece 'candle', svēts 'holy', and zvans 'bell'.

good lawyer

funny you should say that....