Off-Topic / God and Religion Talk [251]


Hard to know where you pulled that from.

And there are few bigger crimes than rape.


You make judgements here all the time. Then again, Protestants Evangelicals are more Christianist than Christian.

News / CO2 emissions in Poland. Should Poland go nuclear or stick with clean coal technologies? [93]

@Ironside
They can't withdraw from the EU accession agreement without Polexit. That won't happen. The U.K. ould do Brexit and survive nicely. Poland isn't an island and has a different sort of economy.


That's pretty well where I'm from and I don't recommend it.

Travel / About cars, electric and combustion in Poland. [159]


Quite. There's a reason that nobody really buys them in Europe.

I prefer the traditional kind, even older ones rather than newer however the reasons for electric vehicles are very sound.


The drivers are the people who buy them.

trumpet is frightened of cheap EVs from China.

News / CO2 emissions in Poland. Should Poland go nuclear or stick with clean coal technologies? [93]


You probably missed the European Courts. That and the fact that a court judgement in Germany or Czech can be enforced in Poland.

@johnny reb
It's hard to sanction China when we're so dependent on on them. That is a fault of capitalism. Europe should however be self sufficient wherever possible. Opening a couple of piddling ciol mines would just bring more pollution to Poland which is already appallinglynpolluted.

We'll have to go for the cleanest and most sustainable energy sources eventually; shouldn't Poland have a headstart on this?


Sadly they still do it and that city is horrendously polluted. Not a place to wear a white shirt

Off-Topic / God and Religion Talk [251]

No, coffin dodger.

Professor Carroll won damages from him. Your court accepted that he raped her. It is a legal fact.

Off-Topic / God and Religion Talk [251]


Not only Ivana and, but also Professor Carroll.

This has been accepted by a court and trumpetcunt paid out.

Food / Poles have a more loving attitude to food than here in the UK [169]


Keep digging, you'll soon reach the earth's core.


Are you 12 years old?

News / CO2 emissions in Poland. Should Poland go nuclear or stick with clean coal technologies? [93]


Courts can, and if someone is harmed, they have a right to compensation.


Most countries manage fine without coal fired power stations or domestic use of coal.

Food / Poles have a more loving attitude to food than here in the UK [169]


Because you made a mistake whereas the course materials didn't.


Sadly that doesn't surprise me.

News / CO2 emissions in Poland. Should Poland go nuclear or stick with clean coal technologies? [93]


We are the best party for government and have to balance southern NIMBYism with development and jobsfor the rest of us. The Labour Party are not purists and right now have to rebuild the country after 14 years of misrule.

Any industrial development will nevertheless have to be as clean as possible.

Food / Poles have a more loving attitude to food than here in the UK [169]


Are, not is.

Who are the publishers?


Not at the level that course book prepares for. Subsequent ones may introduce the word dish (it comes in at mid A2) however if they're doing real U.K. exams, there wouldn't really be the opportunity for that, nor would it have a material effect on marks for writing or speaking at a low level.

News / CO2 emissions in Poland. Should Poland go nuclear or stick with clean coal technologies? [93]

Unfortunately piping hydrocarbons across the sea is very short term since the Norwegian sectors are declining slowly, and most goes contractually elsewhere.

News / CO2 emissions in Poland. Should Poland go nuclear or stick with clean coal technologies? [93]


Providing those who use it pay compensation for anyone in neighbouring countries affected by pollution from it.

That and a price, at market rates, for offsetting the emissions.

News / CO2 emissions in Poland. Should Poland go nuclear or stick with clean coal technologies? [93]

We are. The plans were decades after that.

Language / Mixed English Grammar Thread [233]

How sweet.

Drink more, we like watching it

News / CO2 emissions in Poland. Should Poland go nuclear or stick with clean coal technologies? [93]

It's been planned for a long however I gather it was not in the public domain for a time due to potential controversy.

Now of course, the importance of moving away from fossil fuels and having nothing to do with r*SSia have changed everything.

Language / Mixed English Grammar Thread [233]

Because if you keep digging yourself into a hole at the rate you are now, you'll fùcking well end up there in no time.

UK, Ireland / Brexit complications for UK nationals [49]

Your weird trolling doesn't really work.

One occupational hazard of being a primary school teacher is that you can end up with the mentality of a ten year old.

UK, Ireland / Brexit complications for UK nationals [49]

It's not 'truth' though.

It's just a puerile and drunken attention-seeker trolling for a reaction.

Fortunately us Brits aren't insecure about nationality like so many Poles

Language / Mixed English Grammar Thread [233]

So where are the Antipodes of Poland?

UK, Ireland / Brexit complications for UK nationals [49]

Where did you get that nonsense in Italics from?

And why drag up old threads about the U.K. that you don't understand? Do you enjoy making a tit of yourself?

Food / Poles have a more loving attitude to food than here in the UK [169]


So do we.


An oral fixation according to Freud.


It's possibly Jewish, possibly from Lancashire. Even if it was Martian, that doesn't make it less British.

Anyway, Polish cuisine doesn't differ much from r*SSian, Belarus, Ukrainian and has a lot in common with German.


"Why, why, why"

Some teachers refuse to have Germans in a class.

Your description of context based language is probably the best I've heard. Did you study Applied Linguistics?

Off-Topic / God and Religion Talk [251]


trumpetcunt?

No, he isn't.

Members of that religion tend not to steal, rape women or hurt the vulnerable.

On judgement day, he'd better be wearing asbestos shoes.

Food / Poles have a more loving attitude to food than here in the UK [169]


And a third of course, as in mealy meal, plus its idiomatic use as in make a meal of.

Our ancestors invented all these to confuse foreigners


This is key to it. One reason why teaching some IT people, doctors and accountants plus Germans (shudder) is a drag.

Food / Poles have a more loving attitude to food than here in the UK [169]


When a learner says to you that they ate out their mother on Saturday you know why.


Generally they use the highest frequency meaning for of course sound reasons.

I do find that if Poles get ardent ( it a rare thing) you can bamboozle them with second and third meanings.

Language / Mixed English Grammar Thread [233]

You were still wrong though.

Here's a riddle:

Where are the Antipodes of Poland?

Off-Topic / Music Thread - part 2 [909]

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Language / Mixed English Grammar Thread [233]


I should read Lem.

Science fiction isn't my thing, though there are certainly some good speculative fiction books.


Earbuds do that. Replace reflection and contemplation with whatever Spotify's algorithm thinks you'll like.

That and MAGA hats, however fortunately they're over there not over here so we don't need to worry about the fine mess they've gotten themselves into.

Language / Mixed English Grammar Thread [233]

Didn't Żeromski write a book or short story called that? I haven't read that one, only the usual.

Off-Topic / Music Thread - part 2 [909]

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