History / History of Polish-Russian relations [186]


I did - for seven years.

Vlad1234, so what is your ethnicity?


I only mirrored what you wrote yourself (because it can be mirrored perfectly right back at Russia). So what's your problem?

As for "possible reconsiliation"... Now? With a psycho Nazi-like Putinist Russia?? You must be kidding!


Still? Now? I have the opposite impression - that they don't want to have anything to do with anything Russian anymore. And I can't blame them. I used to be a bit of a Russophile in the past. My discussions with Russians on the internet killed that Russophilia in me to a great extent. The annexation of Crimea killed it completely. And now I don't want to have anything to do with anything Russian. Russian culture, which I liked in the past, is simply dead for me now. I used to be a fan of Russian figure skating, but nowadays I'd probably feel like puking when seeing their performances.

History / History of Polish-Russian relations [186]

@Vlad1234, I think that in the last decades and years Russian public thought had blamed all the historic Russian problems on the West, Poles, Ukrainians, Estonians, Latvians, etc. and has demonized Ukrainians (aka "Nazis"), Poles, etc. and Westerners. But ultimately Russians will need to recognize that history was more complicated than that and not only they suffered or were the heroes.

Life / Banners and slogans at soccer games in Poland [63]


Ukrainians love it too, as you can imagine :))

Life / Banners and slogans at soccer games in Poland [63]

@Miloslaw, indeed. The latest is a banner with hanged Putin:



I guess we can dream at least ;)

Po polsku / Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2 [312]

Może to przez to, że Novichok jest "założycielem" Dyrdymałek 2... Rzucił na ten temat zły urok ;D

Po polsku / Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2 [312]

Ha, znowu mogę w tym temacie pisać w trybie incognito... cuda niewidy... lol

Pawian, miło, że wpadłeś chociaż na chwilę, bo zaczynałam tęsknić :))


Jakieś czary mary, muszę się logować w trybie incognito żeby w ogóle móc wejść w ten wątek ;P Przez jakiś czas nawet kiedy się logowałam na forum w trybie incognito to i tak nie mogłam czytać Dyrdymałek 2.

Feedback / How to reply to a thread on this website? [28]

@Vincent, "Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2" is the only thread on PF that I can't open. What does it have to do with slow internet? GefreiterKania and Cojestdocholery wrote in one Polish thread that they can't get into that thread too. GefreiterKania can read it only on a computer at work.

And why do we have to be logged in to read "Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2" in the first place? The Polish section isn't in Off Topic, so what's the reason for that?


Don't be mean, it's enough that we have a border with Russia, life is tough enough as it is :/
;)


But you guys are still writing in "Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2" and I can't read it :/

Or clear PF cookies in your browser.

Feedback / How to reply to a thread on this website? [28]

Now I can't access "Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2" on my phone even when I'm logged in to the forum in incognito mode... :(
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Life / Is it normal for men to abandon their children in Poland? [26]


I'd say it isn't "normal" as in it isn't socially accepted (although it is considered to be more "normal" than a mother abandoning a child), but it isn't uncommon. My uncle is like that, for example. We found out that he was married before he married my aunt and that he has kids from that previous marriage only after he went to prison for not paying alimonies O_O Even after he left prison he never mentioned his kids with even one word and it doesn't seem like he ever visits them (he has two kids now with my aunt). I don't know how one can completely discard their own children like that, as if they never existed...

But it does happen and I've heard quite a few stories about men abandoning their kids (not only their wife). Single mothers constitute 19.4% of Polish families - it's one of the highest numbers in Europe (higher number is only in Latvia - 29.1%, Lithuania, Estonia and Slovakia).


I've never heard of him, tbh.

Po polsku / Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2 [312]

@GefreiterKania, ja ostatnio przeglądam PF tylko przy pomocy telefonu i tak się zastanawiałam czy to ma coś z tym wspólnego, czy by nie spróbować przy pomocy innego urządzenia i przeglądarek... Widać jednak będę musiała sprawdzić.


Dziwne to... Wiesz może co może być przyczyną?


Czyli kiedy korzystasz ze swojej komórki to wszystko jest OK (tzn. wystarczy, że się zalogujesz - bez trybu incognito)?

Po polsku / Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2 [312]

@Alien, zgadzam się - nie rozumiem czemu teraz trzeba się logować, żeby móc czytać i pisać w Dyrdymałkach... Przecież ten wątek jest w sekcji "Po polsku", a nie w "Off Topic".

A czy Ty też musisz się logować w trybie incognito żeby móc w ogóle czytać Dyrdymałki?

Po polsku / Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2 [312]

@amiga500, czy Ty masz jakiś problem? Naćpałeś się czegoś czy upiłeś? Podałam przykłady komentarzy rosyjskich trolli, żeby Polacy wiedzieli na co zwracać uwagę.

Więc weź się uspokój, bo widzę, że czasami Ci nieźle odbija, jak z tą Polką, która została Miss World i ją nazwałeś "fałszywą suką" o_O

Po polsku / Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2 [312]

Przykładowe komentarze rosyjskich trolli:

m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=993649978001858&id=239755203391343

m.kwejk.pl/obrazek/3885647/trolle.html

Zwróćcie uwagę na "polszczyznę" tych komentarzy i jedno powtarzające się w każdym z tych komentarzy zdanie lol 😎

Feedback / How to reply to a thread on this website? [28]

Thank you, it worked! It's weird though...

Feedback / How to reply to a thread on this website? [28]

@Mod/Admin, I've tried logging out and loggin in again already... Maybe login in a private browser mode.

Feedback / How to reply to a thread on this website? [28]

Merged:

I can't access a thread

When I go to "Dyrdymałki o Niczem 2" I can't even read it. When I click on it it says: "You need to login to read this discussion." even though I'm logged in. Does anyone know what's going on? It has never happened to me before... Maybe logout/login again..

Language / Is This the Correct Way to Say 'bro, wake up, it's the 90's'? [10]


You're welcome :)


1. When addressing your brother (family).
2. Among military men, especially if they were in combat together.


Yes :)

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]

Indeed lol

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]

@pawian, good one, hehe :))

Po polsku / Karma zawsze (zwykle?) wraca - przykłady z życia [62]


Fakt, też o tym myślałam - dostaliśmy frontalnie z liścia lol


Kiedy obejrzałam video do którego amiga500 podał link w innym wątku...:

youtu.be/vknsjxGnrTk

...te piękne słowa tego pana:

"There is a ray of light... And it's white and red."

...skojarzyły mi się z obrazem Jezusa Miłosiernego namalowanego według wizji siostry Faustyny :):




A co jeśli Cię źle uczyli? :) Mnie się zawsze wydawało, że Bóg jest po prostu bezpłciowy, a nadanie mu płci to było takie trochę infantylne ułatwienie dla ludzi, żeby łatwiej im się było odnieść do Jego "osoby".

Language / Is This the Correct Way to Say 'bro, wake up, it's the 90's'? [10]

"Koleś" would be about someone you don't know, so I'm not sure if that fits? I don't know the context...


Yeah, I guess (more among young people though), but I think "stary" is more common, typical (especially if you know the guy).

Language / Is This the Correct Way to Say 'bro, wake up, it's the 90's'? [10]

@cms neuf, "kolego" would be more like "buddy", imho :)

Language / Is This the Correct Way to Say 'bro, wake up, it's the 90's'? [10]

I'd say:

"Stary, obudź się, to lata 90!"

News / What should Poland do with the problem of Belarus? [1800]

If Lukashenka joins Russia in the invasion on it's Slavic neighbour... he will bring shame upon Belarus for decades to come... :(

Life / Street names in Polish towns/cities [26]

@Alien, "Obrońców Ukrainy" - yes, I like the sound of it :)))
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History / POLISH AND RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WILL LAST FOREVER [513]



LOL


It's like a madhouse here with those Putinazis :D

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


That Cojestdocholery should read it before he gets all worked up and starts spreading false information fabricated by Russians.

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

@Novichok, no, you didn't get it right. Read what the Polish police has to say. Did you even read the article?

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

@Cojestdocholery, no, I'm not an Ukrainian, but I'm a human being and so I can understand other human beings. Try that sometimes lol

I can also draw conclusions from history of Poland and of other countries.


Better chill and read this - there's an information warfare going on:

wiadomosci.wp.pl/wydarzenia-w-przemyslu-wedlug-wzorcow-rosyjskiej-dezinformacji-6742903661767648a

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


I think it's already happening. What's going on in Poland right now is incredible... A mass drive to help Ukraine and Ukrainians... There's so many initiatives, so many people want to help... I don't think I've seen anything like this in my country before. I've seen some Poles complaining that they didn't get an Ukrainian family under their roof yet lol

Trust me, Ukrainians will remember this for the next 50 years at least, if not longer. Just like Poles remember who helped us, who abandoned us and who joined in with the Nazis to attack Poland during WWII.

And to back up my words - some proof:

facebook.com/groups/683793819641997/permalink/693930191961693/

"Dear Poles, thank you for help. What you're doing now for us is priceless. Ukraine will win and we will never forget what you did for us!"

facebook.com/slawomir.es/videos/469045638145507/

"Inhabitants of Zielona Góra*! The help that you gathered so hard and for so long already made it's way to the Ukrainian army. Our soldiers thank you very much for what you're doing. Today the Ukrainian army is in great need, because, unfortunately, there's a war going on here... and we can see who is our brother and who isn't. We can see your help, we thank you for it very much and we hope it will continue. Thank you.

Poland won't die!" (I don't understand the rest - they're shouting something in Ukrainian, I think)

*a city in Poland


I wonder if that changes if the Belarusian army attacks Ukrainians...