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Chill. I am only kidding. Velund and I have had few successes in propaganda. Everybody still hates us. You embarrass me no more than I embarrass myself.

News / Let's protest censorship in Poland's mainstream media! [90]

@Ludwig

Is that Alex Jones' website where he discusses subjects like how the government turned all the frogs gay, and how the Sandy Hook kindergarten shooting is a Soros-funded hoax?

Off-Topic / Best posters [875]


To be fair, when I was sixteen I also marveled at how anyone past 60 was able to continue interacting with technology. Now I recognize how utterly insulting this should have been to my grandparents that built all the infrastructure on which my life was based.


Jesus, get a clue - Novichok is 76. Honestly, you are embarrassing me. Velund and I have worked very hard to get to the point where we are now - where all people on the forum respect Russia and the views of Russians. I'm afraid your thoughtless posts can erase years of labor. Please check yourself before you wreck yourself.

History / Current Polish-Russian relations.. What do the Poles think? [60]


There is a quote from some Greek, regarding the Romans: "Conquered, we conquer." It was in regards to how the Greeks, despite being militarily subjugated, conquered the Romans through culture.

How do you know, then, that merging with Russia would not forever change the fabric of Poland? Russians are not as small as Lithuanians which you can systematically sideline and dilute. It would effect changes in your society that would have made it unrecognizable to you. Poland, with all its idiosyncrasies, is a product of history and geography as any nation is. Including Russia. Your freedoms and our autocracy have reasons behind them. Could Poland control such a territory while keeping in place the highly decentralized form of government you poets enjoy so much? Perhaps an absolutist autocracy is the only way dozens of peoples can be kept in check, without everything descending into a bloodbath regularly?

Off-Topic / Best posters [875]

@Novichok

Whoa! JR is on your list?

Off-Topic / Best posters [875]

@jon357

Goddamn you Jon. My coffee went down the wrong hole because of you.

Here is my list:

1) Crow - highly erudite man, with expansive knowledge of all things Sarmatian. Also incredibly polite.
2) Pawian - a Polish baboon, with surprising knowledge of gardening and art.
3) Alien - he eats cats.
4) Cargo Pants - an Indian Jew who lives in New Jersey, and hates the idea of foreigners immigrating into the United States.
5) Novichok - an inventor, a stable genius, and a man that is incapable of lying.

Off-Topic / Best posters [875]

@Strzelec35

Ahoy Sralec, my buddy, my guy. Wondering if you received some DMs regarding tantric massage work while you were resting in the cooler? There was a nice man passing through the forum, and I went on a limb and provided him your info since I know that money has been tough.


Such a swell guy, and quite handsome for a 37 year old too. If you can get over the super glued gash.

History / Current Polish-Russian relations.. What do the Poles think? [60]

Merged:

Top 5 Things A Polish Person Will Not Admit To A Russian

Here is my list:

1) Vodka > horilka > zubrowka

2) Polish businesses made absolutely tons of money in Russia and CIS countries pre-UKR meltdown.

3) Poles appreciate Russian sense of humor.

4) Large national oil and gas deposits are actually a nice thing to have

5) It is nice that it was a Russian rocket that delivered Mirosław Hermaszewski to space.

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]

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How come I never get such questions? I would love to answer.

History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]

@Crow

I would like to think that the reason Serbs are pro-Russian in their orientation is because they haven't forgotten about a little thing called loyalty. Serbs don't have to go far back in history to see that Russia supports its friends.

This admirable behavior stands in stark contrast to that of some other characters, like Germany or Greece, for example. Germany repays a once in a lifetime gift of national reunification by taking an absolutely one-sided stance in the current conflict in favor of Ukraine (neutrality would have been nice, nobody expects support). Greece owes its entire existence to a Russian foreign minister of Greek origin, and the blood of thousands of Russian volunteers - yet it also succumbs to Western pressure (perhaps it's the recent experience of bankruptcy that makes them so pliable). This cannot but leave a bad taste in the mouth.

Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]

@pawian

Only Pawian understands me.

Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]


As a Cancer, I have to say that I am not gay and am purely scientifically analyzing the physiognomy of these men.

Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]

@Paulina

Paulina can you for once be objective and admit that Felix is super hot?

Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]


No idea what you're on about. He has the eyes of an angel, of a saint.

Now this fellow below, he's got evil written all over him. The mustache and eyebrows alone are terrifying.

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Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]


Bloody Felix to some, Iron Felix to others. His parents named him " Feliks Szczęsny", due to the fortuitous circumstances surrounding his birth. His mother had a bad fall, but survived and carried the baby to term.

Plus, why is he Bloody to Poles if he could not even reach them? You were, by that time, under the reliable protection of the first marszalik (who studied at same school).

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Off-Topic / Stock Market and Trading Talk [1011]

@Joker

If one practices a trading strategy of "buy high, sell low", the amount of time you can spend engaged in this activity is finite.

Off-Topic / Stock Market and Trading Talk [1011]

@Joker

I remember there was an octopus, some years ago, that could predict the result of World Cup matches. Some bookmaker actually purchased him afterwards.

Perhaps Johnny is a sort of anti-octopus. If you short every stock he picks, you come out winning.

Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]

@Alien

Something Che Guevara-like about him, no? Handsome devil.

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Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]

Who can recognize this famous Polish hipster?

Born in same area, and nearly same time as Pilsudski. But unlike Pilsudski, who called himself a Litvin in his youth, this man was Polish to the core growing up. Apparently, his dream as a child was to "own an invisibility cap, and kill all Moskals".

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Language / Polish from Russian [14]


Sounds about right. Given that our young friend already has six languages under his belt - six months!

Orcs are very smart creatures.

Love / What do Polish woman think about Latinos (dating, relationship) [19]

@Carlitos003

Poles prefer Mongols.

Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]

@Alien

Yes, famous leader of Social Conservatives. Who the man in the black hat is, I have no idea.

Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]


Don't worry, one day Poland will become an attractive destination, and not just initial transit point for refugees.

News / R. Trzaskowski, current mayor of Warsaw, future President of Poland [302]

If we are orcs, and Russia is Mordor, then America is Gondor, the Ukrainians are the Hobbits, and Poles are then... Sméagol?

Poles looking at Lvov:

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Love / Do you think these renowned Poles are hot? [150]

@pawian

In attempt to correct the apparent racist discrimination in this thread I too will make a submission. I do this, even though I am not a homosexual, do not find men attractive, and have never even heard of Grindr.

Behold, former Sejm Member and more recently candidate for President of Nigeria John "The Don" Godson.

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Off-Topic / Let's talk about shoes [308]

@Novichok

The Roman Empire was built on sandals. I thought the Romans were the ones that kicked the gay guys' butts?

Genealogy / Need some feedback direction on names/locations! Makaruk, Savchuk, Lenz, Fenske / Cherdia, Drazna [13]

@Pleuvoir

When going from Russian or Ukrainian to English the only way you get a Charles is if you work with a Karl to begin with. Maybe some friendly person, perhaps a German, heard your Grandpa say in a heavily accented way that he is Kiril, and was asked to spell it, and that person decided - "oh this is like German Karl, so then you are a Charles".

The reason I spelled Makaryuk as I did was just through muscle memory, because I was trying to spell the letter Ю using Latin letters, which is"yu". That is, in Russian it would be spelled Макарюк.

Finally, don't be misled by Russian Orthodox vs Ukrainian Orthodox, etc. There was no Ukrainian Orthodox Church until 2018. It was quite a big deal actually, covered all over the news. The Greek Catholics existed, and in large numbers, but mostly in a part which did not yet belong to Russia then. So any Orthodox person from the former Soviet Union with the exception of Georgia (which has its own ancient church) and Armenia (different type of Orthodox) would be Russian Orthodox.

Genealogy / Need some feedback direction on names/locations! Makaruk, Savchuk, Lenz, Fenske / Cherdia, Drazna [13]

Makaryuks and Savchuks are 100% Ukrainian. How Kiril can become Charles? Strange indeed. Kirill is the Russian version of the name Cyril. To become a Charles, you would first need to be a Karl. The distance between Kirill and Karl is just a few letters. So maybe in the pre-Google days your grandpa just figured that anglicized Kirill is Charles, because someone who advised him thought his name was Karl?

Finally, if his name was in fact Karl, and not Kiril, then it is a very rare name for a Russian or a Ukrainian. Kirill, on the other hand, is very common.

News / Should Poland pay for gas in rubles? [179]

@atlantic

Ah, a kick in the balls for Putin. That makes it all worth it!

News / Should Poland pay for gas in rubles? [179]


Indeed. How silly. Germany merely has the largest population in the EU, produces 25% of its economic output, and is the real lender of last resort for parasites like Greece and Spain. Russia - is just the largest supplier of energy, metals, chemicals, and fertilizers to the Continent. Makes much more sense to be friends with retard Brits who don't even want to be part of your union, and are themselves about to lose Scotland.