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Posts by pawian  

Joined: 30 May 2008 / Male ♂
Last Post: 19 Mar 2025
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Speaks Polish?: Yes, but I prefer English
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pawian   
21 Nov 2024
Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2 [816]

We were talking

BS. Stop twisting now. It is useless.

not on a person.

Another bs. Ha!!!

What was the issue?

Never mind. You claimed demobilise wasn`t used like I did and in my next post I proved it is.
Similarly, you are peddling false statements about footprints not being footprints now. :):):) AmaSSing!!!
pawian   
20 Nov 2024
Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [692]

how the rat will respond.

He already did with a few stupid comments. hahaha buhahaha

Remove all food if possible.

Good advice, as usual. Unfortunately, my compost heap behind the barn is sort of open.
pawian   
20 Nov 2024
Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2 [816]

No, darling, you say so out of overwhelming malice coz your pathetic Polish doesn`t allow you to participate in this guessing game. Just like those two other azholes who remind me of hyenas. Three of you come here like smelly hyenas and a rat to steal chunks of meat from the solved riddle prey hunted in pain by the true lioness aka Feniks. Ha!!!! :):):)
pawian   
20 Nov 2024
Life / Polish Music. [303]

it's true.

Yes, it is true you leave your rat stink in this thread that is why decent posters keep away. :):):)
pawian   
20 Nov 2024
USA, Canada / Cigarettes reach nine dollars a pack in New York [109]

I havent smoked a cig in over 15 years

But you pull aka sniff lines today. hahaha Using those notes you once proudly sported to us.
If you are scrooge though, you prefer fentanyl!
pawian   
20 Nov 2024
Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2 [816]

Of course you can say that a boot leaves a footprint. Check your internets. :):):)

Now it is another time I am educating native English speakers how to use their language. It is simply amasing!!!!

shutterstock.com/pl/search/boot-footprint

And I must say it is quite logical. Coz if you try, you can use a boot to leave another imprint than with its bottom part aka sole. E..g, you can press the upper part of the boot with laces and their rings against sb`s face, thus leaving an imprint on it.

Footprint is a very accurate expression, then.
pawian   
20 Nov 2024
Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2 [816]

what else did you think that I'd leave an imprint with?

Flip flop instead of a boot??? hahaha

to kick out,

Of course not. You didn`t learn Polish enough. Back to your books, darling. :):):)

You don't leave a footprint

BS. Like the one you tried to "teach" me about months ago. When I proved you wrong, you got so furious that the posts containing our exchange were deleted. Ha!!!.

Of course you can say that a boot leaves a footprint. Check your internets. :):):)

If court the prosecution

Darling, we are not in the court and Feniks isn`t a prosecutor. We are ordinary people and monkeys attending a free forum. . :):):)

This conversation with decent Feniks and two azholes brings up another idiom in my mind:
Fall onto the tree!!! hahahaha

What is the meaning??? Besides, why is it convoluted????
pawian   
20 Nov 2024
Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2 [816]

I took it for granted

Not quite.
Firstly, you should have said footprint instead of an imprint. Imprint can be left with various objects, while footprint mostly with your foot or sth you wear on it. :):):)
Secondly, leaving an imprint on sb`s behind suggests a single kick in the ass. While booting is a series of kicks all over the body of a usually defenseless opponent on the ground. :):):)
pawian   
19 Nov 2024
Language / Game - guess Polish idioms/sayings in direct English translation - part 2 [816]

Forcibly

This associates well with booting sb. The rest doesn`t.

However, the mystery of literality is still unsolved.

Let`s start from the beginning. How should we imagine booting sb in detail if we aim at literality???

Hint: what is the primary meaning of BOOT in English??????????????????
pawian   
19 Nov 2024
Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [692]

I have provided the hamster with the tenth cob

Ooops, it seems I was cheated on by a much cleverer animal than a hamster, namely a rat. I installed a photo trap in the spot and discovered the place is infested with mice and one big rat. A cat also appeared but probably didn`t do well. Fekk!!!!
I worry about the hamster. Did it go to sleep or it perished after a few days without supplies???

PS. I put rat poison in the barn. This is fekking war and I have no mercy. I will go to Hell, I know.
pawian   
17 Nov 2024
Language / Polish sayings [237]

życie jest brutalne....

Polish saying which originated in 1980s at our uni English department - life is brutal and full of zasadzkas.
pawian   
17 Nov 2024
News / Presidential elections 2025 - the race has commenced!!! [665]

Parliament`s Speaker, Hołownia, declared his participation in the race.
However, he has resigned from representing his own party and is going to run as an independent candidate.

Amasing!

When you don`t know why people are doing things which can`t be explained in a rational way.


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pawian   
17 Nov 2024
Food / Polish cookbook - down to earth hearty Polish cuisine [33]

pre war Polish cuisine

Let us add that Jerusalem artichoke, scorzonera, cardoons, salsify or kale - considered today as an original addition - are not at all a recent discovery, but were already among the commonly used vegetables before the war. Asparagus, artichokes and capers were also known, and were a very popular ingredient in pre-war cuisine, used, for example, in the sauce for Königsberg steaks.

Many recipes also used olives, parmesan, pistachios or chestnuts , associated with southern Europe , from which soups, purées and desserts were prepared. Of course, groats were in common use - in addition to millet, barley and buckwheat, oat and corn groats were also occasionally eaten, as well as tapioca and sago - made from sago palm starch. Lentils were also very popular, and were used to make soups or pates.

pawian   
17 Nov 2024
News / Presidential elections 2025 - the race has commenced!!! [665]

in the very early phases of the project

Exactly, darling. Anders appeared 10 years later. Ha!!! Gorrila was always No 1.

correcting all

Darling, I caught you again with this overzealous correction of my jokes and games. hahahaha You can`t take them, can you??? :)):)
pawian   
16 Nov 2024
News / Presidential elections 2025 - the race has commenced!!! [665]

Tanks_of_the_Polish_Armoured_Forces

AmaSSing you were unable to track it down.

The tank which Polish industry was to develop in 1990s was codenamed......................................
Gorrila!!!!!! hahaha buhaha

Kneel down and kiss my ape paws coz I am gorilla`s buddy!


  • Gorilla - Hammer of Polo
pawian   
16 Nov 2024
News / Presidential elections 2025 - the race has commenced!!! [665]

Wilk

BS. You are talking about a two engine fighter plane designed before WW2, not a tank from 1990s. :):)
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/PZL.38_Wilk

Darling, you are a lousy match to native Poles/Polesses when it comes to Polish matters.:):):)
pawian   
16 Nov 2024
News / Presidential elections 2025 - the race has commenced!!! [665]

Nope. Twardy aka Tough was an improvement of the earlier T-72 Soviet tank. While I mean the purely Polish idea behind the design.
Besides, it seems you don`t comprehend English grammar. I said: was to be designed which suggests a hypothetical situation. While Tough was actually produced. :):):)