UK, Ireland / Polish YouTuber weirdos trash-talking the UK [214]

@jon357, I've googled it and that's what I've found, among others:

happyfoodstube.com/ash-roasted-potatoes/

"Ash-roasted potatoes can be cooked in the ashes of a campfire or charcoal grill."

UK, Ireland / Polish YouTuber weirdos trash-talking the UK [214]


Of course not lol


You can say the same about British food :)))


I've been eating ash roasted potatos (from a campfire in the countryside) since I was a kid and I've eaten them roasted in an oven, but nothing beats Polish potato "pancakes" for me o_O


Dude, I absolutely love herring in oil with onion (it has to be fresh though, or it gets disgusting) and I couldn't care less if any foreigners like it or not! ;D

I find sushi vomit-inducing though, so go figure...

I also love the veggie salad with mayo - it's childhood food that we've been all accustomed to, like you've been accustomed to your lamb or whatever :)

Our food is not for foreigners to love. Get over yourself lol

Life / Poland is horrible and I have to live here - somebody call a whambulance! [95]

@amiga500, "love" you too, kangaroo boy :)))

Life / Poland is horrible and I have to live here - somebody call a whambulance! [95]


In my previous post I meant that his writing style can be funny at times from what I've noticed :) For example here:

https://polishforums.com/life/poland-around-horrible-smell-sweat-26785/7/#msg2034151

I laughed out loud at that "ripe yeti soaked in spirytus" lol 😂

And as a Tolkien fan I appreciate the Uruk-hai reference :)


I've never heard about it being that bad. Apparently you can get more interest from a doctor at the hospital if you went for a private visit first and he was the one who sent you to the hospital (that's something I've also observed from my own experience when I had a surgery, I guess). My PRL-raised mother even told me to bribe that surgeon, but I'd rather die than do such a thing lol

Life / Poland is horrible and I have to live here - somebody call a whambulance! [95]


Judging by the limited number of his posts that I've read - I wouldn't say so. He picks one negative thing about Poland and blows it out of proportion.


Well, someone like you and jon357 - for sure :)))


Funny you should say that, because it looks to me like WarSore caught that disease, it's just, unlike Novichok, he can be quite funny :)

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News / The Iran war and Poland [826]

@jon357, you don't take it well when someone's calling you out on your bullsh1t, huh? :D Sorry, but you're getting what you deserve. Don't write bullsh1t and you won't have a problem with me. The same goes for anyone on this forum regardless of their political views or nationality. I don't discriminate :D

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]

@jon357, stop being an a$$hole. I'm not "ranting" and you yourself took part in this discussion. I'd like to also remind you that if it wasn't for your bullsh1t comment comparing women wearing hijab in Iran to women wearing coats in Europe we wouldn't be even having this conversation.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


You mean those documentaries and YouTube stuff that don't fit your agenda :)))

Jon357, really? Seriously? Is it really so hard for you to believe or comprehend that once women living in a fundamentalist religious authoritarian regime with laws that force them to wear certain type of clothing leave that country they choose to wear whatever they want? Unbelievable!!! Incomprehensible!!! :D Why would any woman want to do such a thing?? 🙄

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


Some years ago I've seen a documentary in which some guy was travelling by trains in different parts of the world and talking to ordinary people. I remember that when he was on a train going from Iran to some other country most women who were on that train took off their hijabs and headscarves once the train left Iran.
So it looks like nothing changed in this respect.

This is a young Iranian guy who lives in Poland and he invited his mom to visit our country. She took off her hijab in public for the first time in her life. She also wore a summer dress in public (with no pants) for the first time too. It was the first time in her life she felt wind in her hair and between her legs. She said she's happy! They both look happy :):

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


Where?


Good for her, but I have no idea how she went about with her everyday life then while doing all that "free bleeding".


As I wrote already - completely impractical.


Nope.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


Ah, so you prefer if women in those cultures don't have their way? But it's OK if men have their way? That's your "logic"?


Tell that to this woman, a$$hole:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malala_Yousafzai


Ah, yes, the famous joke about Stalin comes to mind: "A mógł zabić!" lol 🤦


I don't know - maybe you're enjoying it when women suffer or when they're uncomfortable and hot? Or when they're forced to do what they don't want to do? I honestly don't know what's wrong with you and why you're defending that law in Iran.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


Eh, as a man you probably don't get it...
Would you like your pee or excrements to be running down your legs for something like 4 to 7 days a month? Because that would be the equivalent of "free bleeding" for men. For those who don't know - menstrual blood is not just blood, btw:

"It's a combination of blood, uterine tissue, cervical mucus, and vaginal secretions."

And anyway - it would be completely impractical - women wouldn't be able to sit anywhere, because they would stain everything with menstrual blood. What a ridiculous idea lol


And... that makes it so much better, according to you, or what?

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]

@Ironside, your opinion stems from your selfishness and lack of empathy towards women and girls. You like how things are in those cultures because men have it better than women in those cultures.


Honestly? Yes, I do. For example, in India women and girls are considered worth less than men and boys. This has detrimental effect to their lives. It may even result in them not being born at all - just because they're female. As a woman (and every normal human being really) I have the right to judge such culture for what it is if I feel like it.

And, anyway, which women? Many women rebel against their own cultures in those more conservative, patriarchal societies.


No, just being a decent, logical and empathic human being.


The question is whether those social norms are reasonable and fair. But in Iran it's a law and not some universal "social norms".


No, nasty and sinister people are misogynistic, selfish a$$holes like you. I hope the likes of you will die out one day like dinosaurs.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


There you go then.


Or free peeing and free sh1tting lol Try it yourself and report back if you liked it ;D


The law is the same all over Iran.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]

@jon357, "junk" is a slang expression. I've seen men using it, so what's "negative" about it?


I would be forced to see it, even if just accidentally walking down the street.


Yes. Or disturbed or scared - depending on the situation. Either way - it would make me feel uncomfortable.


What?

Also, another thing - the smell. Quite a few people don't wash themselves often enough and I wouldn't want to be forced to feel the odour of someone's unwashed private parts when I'm entering a bus or a shop during summer.

And women and girls would have to wear panties during periods anyway.


Well, you took it in this direction in your #566 post.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


Ask men.


Those beaches are for the willing though. I'm unwilling and I don't want to be forced to see some stranger's junk and witness some stranger getting aroused by my body.


But at least I'm not forced to witness their arousal in full display in public. For me as a woman - this fact makes me feel better, safer, more comfortable and less disgusted. It's the same for young girls - trust me, I was one.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


And it became a visual symbol of Islam's attitude towards women.


You would be "self enforcing" it too, if not wearing it would mean getting harassed or raped.

Also, in many cultures misogynistic traditions are passed down to young generations also by women. I think you're intelligent enough to know that this is how those women were raised and that's all they know and understand.

I myself and my brother were dragged to church every Sunday by our mother when we were kids. My brother was first to rebel. Then I followed. We could do that though because Poland is still a pretty secular country, unlike some other countries outside of Europe (not only Muslim ones).


And more would happen then.


Maybe that would happen in case of many people, but there always would be some perverts that would get aroused nonetheless. I don't like the idea of witnessing a paedophile getting aroused by my naked little daughter. The thought alone makes me feel sick. No, thank you.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


No, it just makes me feel sad. Because apparently those women were led to believe that there's something wrong with a female having hair on her head. It's obviously stupid.

What does bother me is Muslim parents (in the West or elsewhere, it doesn't matter) forcing little girls to wear hijab. What the f*ck is "indecent" about a little girl's hair?? 🤦


Ah, Paul the Misogynist. That's just one of the letters though. Jesus hasn't said that in any of the Gospels. In Islam it's allegedly a direct requirement from God for a woman to cover her hair.


Men raping women and girls would be the main problem. Also - hygiene. Even in the Amazon people are covering their "lower regions" - I'm guessing they do that for a reason.

I personally wouldn't want to see random people's intimate parts in full display. Those parts have sexual functions and are being covered for a reason. Hair on your head have no biological sexual functions. There should be some common sense applied. 🤔

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


There you go.


I find any religion/culture telling people female hair offend God to be retarded and inhumane and deserving of becoming obsolete.


I don't know, why don't you ask them? It's Ironside and men like him blabbering that feminism makes women "hate men".

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


It doesn't matter. Women are required by law to cover their hair in Iran. That's the point.


How do you know that? The protests in Iran have shown that many are against it.


I know what a hijab is. It was jon357 who compared it to wearing a coat in Europe.


It's not "a big deal" for you because you're a man and you're not forced to wear it every day for the rest of your life.

You see, this is what makes women hate men. Not feminism, not any propaganda. It's men's selfishness and lack of empathy towards women.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


Liars, bullshitters, manipulators and demagogues don't deserve my manners.


This thread is about Iran and it is forced by law in Iran. You compared it to wearing a coat in Europe which is not forced by law or even culture - you put a coat on when you're cold, so cut the bullsh1t.


You mean you will bullsh1t, lie and display your lack of empathy whenever you want? OK. But I will call you out on your bullsh1t.


Would you be saying the same if Muslims started immigrating to Poland in bigger numbers and in order to accommodate them Polish schools would tell Polish girls to wear hijabs and cover their arms and legs even during summer? I wonder how you would explain it to your daughter - that she can't take off that rag from her head during summer despite feeling hot, because some "brown men" may rape her.

News / The Iran war and Poland [826]


Cut the bullsh1t. Wearing a coat by women in Europe is optional. You're not forced to wear a coat in summer. European women also can wear revealing clothing if they want to - they have a choice. Wearing a hijab is obligatory in Iran no matter the weather, even if it's hot, no matter if you're inside a building or outside.

So don't write things like "Just like many women in Europe", because comparing wearing a coat by a woman in Europe because of cold and wearing a hijab that is being forced upon on women by a religious law in Iran is simply dishonest.

Genealogy / Russian POW Camp records [71]


So how do you expect to find any information about them?

That letter that your grandfather wrote when he was applying for vet benefits - where was he applying to? What does that letter say?


Get it translated then. Or for now take a photo and post it on the forum - we have German forum members, maybe they would have a look at this document.


That's my guess also.


Well, in theory I can imagine a scenario in which he did get captured, but was released thanks to his German roots. In May 1940 Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union were still "buddies" and the agreements with the Soviet Union concerning the "Heim ins Reich" action were still in place I imagine. 🤔 That's just a wild guess though - I'm not a historian or an expert on such stuff.

Genealogy / Russian POW Camp records [71]


Do you know what was the name of that unit in Polish at that time?


What do you mean by "was relocated"?

Btw, did your grandfather have German roots?