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Joined: 30 Jul 2014 / Male ♂
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Last Post: 26 Oct 2025
Threads: Total: 50 / Live: 41 / Archived: 9
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From: Destin, Florida
Speaks Polish?: Better than Milo
Interests: Worshiping on Sunday, Reading, Hiking, Travel, Fishing, Culinary, Chess

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johnny reb   
16 Jun 2023
Life / Do colored immigrants in Poland function better than in Western countries? [295]

I do like the term 'spade' as used by clint eastwood in gran turismo

I liked the words 'Spook' and 'Jiggaboo' until I realized what I was saying.
Most of us have come a long ways since those days of offending a race.
On the flip side, I find Afro-American just as offensive unless they are an ex-pat.
If they were born in said country then they are a Pole or an American and not an Afro-Pole or an Afro- American.
johnny reb   
16 Jun 2023
Life / Do colored immigrants in Poland function better than in Western countries? [295]

Some may call it political correctness, some may call it woke. I call it old fashioned good manners.

Spot on joun.
Like I said in an earlier post that the word "colored people" went out about 50 years ago.
I have noticed that it was then and still is quite popular with the older bias Polish people here in the U.S. and everyone in Poland.

Today if you were to call a Black man "colored" you most likely would be picking yourself up off the sidewalk as Black people here in the U.S. find it very offensive.

It would be like me calling you a Limey or me calling Paulina a Polack.
So when I here the words "colored people or people of color" it sounds like it is coming from someone who is very illiterate.
johnny reb   
15 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Pop A Cork - Wine [440]

They ship the dried cherries to anyplace in the world.
I like the fresh big Black sweet cherries right out of the orchards that are cold and firm and juicy and pop in your mouth when you bite into them.

Tart cherries are used for pies.
Infused cherry vodka is o.k. for a change but not for everyday swill.
johnny reb   
15 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Pop A Cork - Wine [440]

The World's Largest Cherry Pie as part of the Charlevoix, Michigan's annual cherry festival, a giant pan was built, along with an equally titanic oven.

Local farmers supplied the ingredients.
The result, a cherry pie weighing 17,420 pounds. (7900 kilo's)
It was a world record.
Can you imagine how much wine those cherries could have made.
We have cherry wine of many kids available here and it really is not that popular as far as I know.
The cherry vodka made here locally is much more popular.
Gypsy distillery vodka known worldwide.
johnny reb   
15 Jun 2023
Life / Do colored immigrants in Poland function better than in Western countries? [295]

So what's there to be afraid of?

Inner breeding.

It is true that colored immigrants in Poland

It's like fingernails on a chalkboard when I hear the word "colored" to describe people.
That derogatory word went out about the same time Polock did back in the 50's.
The only people that I hear use it 60 years later are Europeans.

All immigrants are human coloured

Wrong, White and Black are not colors.
johnny reb   
14 Jun 2023
Love / Relationship Issues with my polish girlfriend advice needed [76]

pull up your bootstraps and have an escape plan for yourself.

it is my bet that she just want to end it. Focus on yourself and the kid.

I think that sadly you need to accept the fact that it's over

maffy told you the same thing only I am only allowed three quotes.
Are you listening my friend.......what EVERYBODY is telling you ?
Rule number one: Accept things the way they are and not the way you want them.
You came here for our opinions, you got them, so lets not beat a dead horse into the ground for the rest of the day/night/week with a pity party.

Go do what ya gotta do !
johnny reb   
14 Jun 2023
Love / Relationship Issues with my polish girlfriend advice needed [76]

Propose marriage to her

That should have been the first step when he impregnated her.
That will fix nothing now at this point.
Tell her you want to stick with her for your sons benefit until he is 18.
After that pull up your bootstraps and have an escape plan for yourself.
I heard Ireland has some grounded women that make good partners.
Variety is the spice of life.
johnny reb   
14 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Things We Love [332]

A non controlling woman that smiles a lot and often softly laughs out loud.
johnny reb   
13 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Things People Say in Ireland - Even though Novichok thinks they can't. [66]

Conor McGregor's punches send Miami Heat mascot to emergency room

Yes, I posted that on the front page in the European thread yesterday but bias Moderator Maf deleted my post because I shamed him in the same post when he tried to shame me in his previous post that was totally Off-Topic to diminish me.
johnny reb   
12 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Things We Love [332]

Oh no, no, no !
I only have an occasional social drink while your habit is daily.
Plus I don't come on the P.F. drunk to pick fights like you do.
See the difference.
johnny reb   
12 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Pop A Cork - Wine [440]

We also have the climate to grow not just grapes but the best cherries to make wine with too.
Traverse City, Michigan is the "Cherry Capital of the World."
Lyzko would be in seventh heaven living here with all the free wine tasters and testing that our wineries offer in the area.
johnny reb   
12 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Pop A Cork - Wine [440]

I was just thinking about ice wine

Ice wine is a type of wine made with grapes that have been left to freeze on the vine.
Germany and Canada are the leading producers of traditional ice wines, however the United States, particularly Michigan, in the Traverse City area where johnny reb lives produces the best ice wine in the world.

That is because we have the best grape strains and weather in the world to make ice wine with.
johnny reb   
12 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Things We Love [332]

Three fingers of Jack Danials honey bourbon, neat, before dinner.
johnny reb   
11 Jun 2023
News / Poland is the new military power of Europe. [275]

It would certainly be good for Poland's economy and growing role as a major country.,,

I wish so bad that I could find my post in archives from years ago where I posted that Poland would be the major player in the E.U. soon.

The diminishments and laughs I got from the Brits and Germans from that post was all but pure negative disagreement.
It's not just the new military might that is making Poland stand out in Europe, it is Poland's resolve to not be bullied by Putin.

This resolve was BEFORE Ukraine and has only grown stronger with their new military ever since.
Remember how Putin threatened Poland not to dare send any weapons across their border to Ukraine at the start of the war ?
We all saw how far that threat went.
Now you Polish girls need to start pumping out some future soldiers to maintain your military and growing economy.
johnny reb   
11 Jun 2023
News / Poland is the new military power of Europe. [275]

The Polish taxpayers will ultimately pay

Be a damn shame if Poland had to start paying for their own healthcare and college tuitions wouldn't it.
johnny reb   
10 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Things you can't get used to in your new country [95]

How exactly can one get electrocuted in the kitchen?

By having a dish pan of water in the sink and knocking something electrical in it like a can open and grabbing for it.
Spilling water in the microwave and turning it on.
Unplugging a faulty electric device with wet hands.
Standing in spilled water on the floor and plugging something in.
Many ways Novi.
You need to be spending more time in the kitchen.
johnny reb   
10 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Things you can't get used to in your new country [95]

Thats why I like living on my spread here where I can go out front and pee on the lawn if I want to or shoot my gun if I want to. (Freedom)

Back to a gfi for Kitchen and bathroom circuits.
The ground-fault circuit interrupter, or GFCI, is a fast-acting circuit breaker designed to shut off electric power in the event of a ground-fault within as little as 1/40 of a second.

Google it for yourself.
Why Europe doesn't have these baffles me.
johnny reb   
10 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Things you can't get used to in your new country [95]

It is dangerous in the kitchen if you touch a socket with wet hands.

That is why it is a law in the U.S. that both the bathroom and kitchen circuits must be on a gfi or ground fault interrupt breaker in the service box.

They pop the breaker if the circuit gets grounded in the least bit.
You might get a zap but not enough to kill you before the breaker pops off and kills the current in that circuit.
johnny reb   
9 Jun 2023
Off-Topic / Things you can't get used to in your new country [95]

No sockets in most bathrooms,

How weird.

Electricity and water is a complete no no....

Do you Limey's know what a gfi circuit breaker, ground fault interrupt is used for ?

,I don't know why Lenka is moaning so much,

LOL, you are the one doing the moaning, not Lenka.
Why you attack the girls here and bully them shows what a weakling you are.
Now please back off and control your mouth here.
johnny reb   
9 Jun 2023
History / Why Was D-Day So Significant for Poland ? [266]

my blood flows same DNA that was a prisoner of a German prison encampment

What's your point, your blood has nothing to do with D-Day or those prison camps.
Then you of anyone should understand and be more than grateful individually to have Polish war prisoners liberated by American soldiers.

No need to be obnoxious about it

The hell too, boy, especially when you try to glorify yourself with your blood flow remark. Pfffft !
I have uncirculated historic pictures that were taken in those camps by American soldiers. You don't.
I had relatives that liberated those camps, you didn't.
I have relatives that died at Normandy on D-Day to help defeat the Nazi's, you don't.
That makes me more of an authority than you on the subject.
So if I seem obnoxious, I have ever right to get steamed when some ungrateful Polish kid tries to diminish D-Day and glorify himself.
And you still haven't posted how many American soldiers gave the ultimate on June 6, 1944 at Normandy for you Europeans.

Here junior, I dug this up just for you so it may sink in for what the American soldiers did for Poland and it's prisoners of war.

Read it and weep like I did.

nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/american-forces-enter-buchenwald-1945
johnny reb   
9 Jun 2023
History / Why Was D-Day So Significant for Poland ? [266]

D-Day gave hope for Poland to be liberated, not gave hope about individual Poles being liberated.

Again, tell that to the Polish prisoners that were being held in those unbearable conditions at Buchenwald.
You seem to be clueless to that.
Tell that to their Polish parents.
And I am still waiting for you to post the number of Americans that gave the ultimate sacrifice on June 6, 1944 at Normandy.
Let's be real here.
johnny reb   
9 Jun 2023
History / Why Was D-Day So Significant for Poland ? [266]

Not in sense of only a few individual Poles

Bullshit said the sparrow, let's eat.
The nation of Poland was very grateful with the Americans liberating Polish prisoners.
Give credit where credit is do and quit being so ungrateful to Americans sacrifices for Poland and the rest of Europe.
Would you care to post how many American soldiers sacrificed theirs lives on June 6, 1944 at Normandy ?
johnny reb   
8 Jun 2023
History / Why Was D-Day So Significant for Poland ? [266]

The Poles in Buchenwald prison camp, that the Americans liberated, may disagree with you.

Why?

You shortened my sentence or you would know why.
johnny reb   
8 Jun 2023
History / Why Was D-Day So Significant for Poland ? [266]

D-Day gave the Poles hope that they would be liberated by the Western Allies, which unfortunately did not happen.

The Poles in Buchenwald prison camp that the Americans liberated may disagree with you.