Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]


Paw, if I am not mistaken, Cojest used precisely the exact words when he was talking to you.HEEEEE

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]


Inventing is one thing, old stuff, thousands years old, but improving is an American specialty now; Paw, stay away from American "territory," and you will be OK::))

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]

Very impressive that you got inferno going for two years, and your sausage is still not done::::))))

The way I do it. First, I built a proper smokehouse with a smoking chamber fifteen ft. from the fire; after a few hours, the sausage was done perfectly.

No need for winged hussar spears, just excellent hunters' sausage. I have some left from last season's deer hunt. Mniam , mniam 50x50 mixture of deer

and pork, plus spices. Are you jealous yet?

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]


Paw, the fire in post #357 has been burning for days already, kielbasa and chleb burned to a crisp, not fit for consumption; time to extinguish the inferno and post something new.

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]


Small campfire for sure. Your woodpile would be enough for fifteen minutes of fun in my fire ring at about 8 ft diameter.
Hundreds of pine trees are on the property, and many are dying. Some Chinese bug is stopping the sap flow, which is the same as restricting the blood flow in humans.

Back to the point, middle pinewood is enough for 3-4 hours of burning
Old Indian explains the difference between the Indian and Paleface campfire. He says: we Indians build a small campfire and stay close to it to stay warm

you people make a huge campfire and stay away from it. Paw, I conclude there is much Indian blood flowing in your veins.
Well-behaving kids, helping you with the chores, and staying busy for sure.

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]


Paw, you don't recognize the compliment when you see it, and for the quality of your photos, one word to describe it is terrific.

What kind of camera are you using? Don't tell me it is your phone camera.
Once, I tried to make my good friend Johnny jealous by showing Michigan's record book, deer rack. Every time I attempted to post the picture.

I was told the picture was too big. I minimized it several times; the final acceptable size was a joke. Post stamp size without details, Johnny would laugh at the magnificent specimen. So I quit and never tried to post again. I am impressed with the clarity and details of your pictures.

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]


Paw, most photographs you present are well done, appetizing, and pleasing to the eye, except post#339 Hungarian
potato pancakes. It does not take great imagination to conclude that it must have been that angry bear you mentioned. After feasting on a severed appendage,

he promptly defecated on the dinner plate while you were busy taking pictures of delicious meals. In the future, pay attention to an angry bear:::)))


Sadly I am not a kid anymore, and I love peppers. So anything spicey hits the spot-nothing extreme, Habanero my high limit, Jalapeno my favorite.

Paw, you display an impressive variety of vegetables, especially for a small farm, more like a big garden.
How big is your charming farm? I avoid experimentation and plant mostly traditional vegetables-this year's truly impressive crop of tomatoes.
Cucumbers are plentiful, nice, and straight without bitter taste. But, a disaster of plenty, I have no idea what to do with yellow summer squash, frijoles galore.

Onions, garlic. Chives, leek beetroot, and all kinds of melon.

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [291]


Don't they bland and unflavored compared to cucumbers.

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]


First of all, you are the one who injected the climax into the post about mushrooms; my comment was just a curiosity, wondering what mushrooms got to do with climaxing.Shi*t, you climax too easily. Are you a premature ejaculator, by any chance? Forget it. I don't want to know::::))))

Life / Owning a house in true countryside of Poland - stories [667]

I find so many of them on my property I had to dry the majority. My wife made amazing gravy with the generous addition of oyster mushrooms. My wife makes the world's best chicken w potrawce; adding dry mushrooms to the sauce made it absolutely terrific. Oyster mushrooms grow like crazy in the area where I dump the autumn's fallen leaves

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [291]


I know all about it. Bill, my next-door neighbor, tried to get enough cherries for at least one cherry pie without success. He tried cowering the tree

with a net to no avail. The tree is enormous, with enough cherries for hundreds of pies. Every year his pies come from the supermarket.:::)))

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [291]

Of course, Paw, I know the meaning of it; your neighbor makes excellent wino::::))))
My neighbor grows excellent white grapes, and raccoons love them at the time of harvest; raccoons ten neighbors one Heeeee

Life / The climate for gardening in Poland [291]

@pawian


Your giving spirit and generosity just kicked the bucket, or it never existed? So give some away, you tight-wad.

News / Unfulfilled promises by PiS [558]


Paw, are you sure the party you support would do better? I am grateful that Poland is not over-run by the hordes of camel jockeys and not one Bambo residing in the branches of your orchard. You are free to express your gratitude to PiS. Ukrainians, you say? I see my brothers that look the same as me with the same DNA, so I am ok with it.

Most of them would rather be back in their own country.

Po polsku / Wolności słowa w Polsce nie ma?? [93]


Iron, rowniesz w grono uprzywilejowanych wliczony? Tak na marginesie, rymujesz całkiem zgrabnie. Widzę, że piszesz Italica, lecz łudzę się nadzieja, ze mój prawie przyjaciel to zdolny poeta:::)))

News / Piotr Kraśko - road to perdition [9]


Paw, please, no more nonsense from you. Do you wish for a leftist government installed in Poland and enjoy successes similar to the ones of the USA, run

by crazed leftist lunatics and their brain death, Biden? Do you, really?

History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]

Paw, for the sake of argument, you are ready to split hair in half? How more accommodating can I be? I already said: that I am waiting for your recommendations, your humble Pietaszek :::)))

History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]

Pawianku, you recommend, and I watch religiously.

History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]


What series?
I am talking about the movie. As for you, two alternatives, ear muffs or hearing aides:::)))

History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]


Pawianku drogi, that must be the reason I movie lover, after numerous attempts, finally capitulated. Never again will I attempt watching
Noce I Dnie to its conclusion, to save my eardrums.:::)))

History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]


True, but that changes not one thing. Bad acting is terrible regardless of time. At the same time, America made great movies.
With great anticipation, I am waiting for a remake.


Of course not; it is failed attempt on your part, simply for lack of a more profound understanding of events shaping the future of the Polish nation.

History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]


Jagiello decided to enter the battle after choosing the time and place of war, not because of the deliverance of two swords. As for the production and worth of the movie, rather mediocre.

In my estimate should be remade, taking the trilogy as an example. Screaming the loudest is not a substitute for good acting.


Agree if you add the importance of strategic location. (the battlefield).


Paw, I must decline. With your understanding of the strategic planning and chosen method of education, Poland as a nation would no longer exist, and gigantic Germany would dominate Europe, probably most of the world. Which would make 97% Slavic BB mucho sad:::)))

History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]


Pawianku, to be deficient in quoting from Trilogy is one thing, but misunderstanding treacherous underhanded aims of the Teutonic Knights is not becoming of
the teacher of the year. I am considering withdrawing my children from your school.:::))) The wording was as follows: Two German asrseholes caring the "gift" of swordes. thinking they were clever,(because they were German)said actually, those were words of super arsehole Von Jungingen;Aby mestwa ,ktorego wam widac brakuje,dodac, przesylam te oto dwa nagie miecze So Pawianku, wyraznie widac ze Niemiaszki biorac Jagielle za glupka were goading him to abandon high ground

and favorable position.In other words, come to papa so we can slaughter you, you inferior Slaves. So no remainder of any kind, just hooks, and sinker, to which Jagiello answered with an extended middle finger

History / Introduction to Polish history! From a Polish perspective [94]

Right Rich, Write like a zombie, with no feelings whatsoever, and necessarily short and to the point, in one-syllable sentences.:::)))

Food / Polish Pizza !! The best in the world? [330]


Calm down, Iron Head; in my post, I talk about many opinions; the one provided is one of many, none complementary.

Food / Polish Pizza !! The best in the world? [330]


After visiting Poland, my cousin's children were enthusiastic in expressing their opinions about Poland but asked about the taste of pizza. They all proclaimed it the worst pizza ever

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


Maf, Maf!!! Wery easy to protest and be disobedient when guarded by a demented, disoriented bunch of commie sympathizers, with no consequences
for the act of disobedience. The picture changes when assessing obedient, passive sheep, conditioned by the centuries-long oppressive, brutal rulers, where the act of disobedience equals death. I do not think you and I are equipped with the knowledge needed for survival.

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


I don't see myself thanking you for wishing me a happy birthday. Thank you much for the nice gesture, even coming from a Slippery Jon::))

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]


More from a slippery serpent. Class struggle and exploitation were not a part of the discussion. Don't forget, for the potential of being exploited, and any applicant would gladly give a left testicle for a chance of a job at Ford.

History / Polish mathematicians who solved the Enigma machine [86]



Now I reverse your statement and apply it to you. Do you see how it fits like a glove? Reread our entire discussion, look hard in the mirror, and there are your answers.