News / European News and Poland Thread - part 4 [1061]

Europe's tumour was excised the day Ryszard emigrat.

Off-Topic / Still alive and well [359]


And Serbians aren't? We've all seen that dreadful film.

And of course there's a significant overlap. Given how often you post about male sexuality, you must think of nothing else but todger.

Off-Topic / Music Thread - part 2 [970]

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News / Will PiS be happy if AfD wins elections in Germany? [1442]


They don't. They derive from the cross of St George.

Off-Topic / Serbia etc. thread 3 [437]

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News / Will PiS be happy if AfD wins elections in Germany? [1442]


Ours originates in Georgia; we have the same patron saint. I doubt it's so much about blood stories as about visibility and early medieval fabrics and dyestuffs.


That's the Tudor Rose. An amalgam of the family emblems of the House of York and the House of Lancaster. A bit later and contains other colours. It's used (in different forms) as military insignia and as county flags but hasn't as far as I know ever been a national flag.

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Off-Topic / Music Thread - part 2 [970]

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News / Will PiS be happy if AfD wins elections in Germany? [1442]


And England and Georgia. And Switzerland.

Monaco too. They can save money (not that Monaco needs to) by reusing Polish flags.

Off-Topic / Music Thread - part 2 [970]

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Off-Topic / Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2 [743]


Ask Barney...

Anyway, the threads don't belong to individual people


Shares?

One of the best buys I've ever made were Rolls Royce shares. They have their ups and downs, however long term they have served me well.

Off-Topic / Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2 [743]


'Your'?


Didn't he die of botulism after drinking from a used bidi pot?

News / Will PiS be happy if AfD wins elections in Germany? [1442]


Of course it's a sort of euphemism...

Off-Topic / Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2 [743]

He keeps digging himself deeper, doesn't he.

The Warren Buffet in the tarpaper shack.

Law / Law for moving to Poland [3]


You're teaching teachers online?


If you're on the territory of the Republic of Poland and working, you'll generate a tax liability.


Researched online? A good bet would be to contact your local Polish Consulate. That or your own country's Embassy in Poland.

If you're self employed, your country has a Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw. They may not be much help however it's worth having a few words with them.

USA, Canada / Resided in Poland for several years (looking back, my personal opinions.) [6]


Not that positive, since it's a low bar.

The OP seems weird to say the least.

Off-Topic / Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2 [743]


And so has his wife.

Food / Which foods are generally disliked/unpopular in Poland? Which non-Polish foods are slowly gaining popularity? [180]


Now and again on the TV news they report in old people arrested for selling dog lard. However that's a. used externally as an embrocation or liniment or whatever, b. illegal and c.rare nowadays.

Food / High Class Cuisine in Poland: What foods are eaten by Polish upper classes at 5 star Polish restaurants etc? [7]


The "upper class" of any country is rarely larger than 500 people, many of whom are out of that country at any given time.

If you mean restaurants frequented by the wealthier end of the middle classes (those that live in or near the capital anyway) there are a few. Amaro is popular (and booked solid long in advance). The menu above looks like one of theirs. Basically fusion food with some local ingredients.

This one is an old favourite of the elite. Its official name is Restauracja Belvedere, however the cognoscenti refer to it by another name. Basically classic European international food. Its website is here: belvedere.com.pl/en/home

There's also Fukier, famous in the 90s and 2000s for hair-raising prices, which has become a bit touristy now. Good food though.

Off-Topic / Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2 [743]


Really?

It's not exactly rocket science, they're not exactly obscure and you don't "own" one or invest in one.

Off-Topic / Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2 [743]


"Own" a Hedge Fund? He doesn't even own a bloody hedge.

Perhaps he "owns" a hedgehog.


We all know about your wife's double prolapse however I'm sure it's only that bad before her annual shower

Off-Topic / Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2 [743]


"Own" a Hedge Fund???

I've heard it all now. Keep digging, Jim.


It's the best fun on the internet since that video of the r*SSian woman whose tıts fell out of her wedding dress.

Off-Topic / What was the point when Europe stopped being all-White? [66]


Like Epstein Island without Melania and the parties.

Travel / About cars, electric and combustion in Poland. [162]


If he can afford a Ferrari, he can afford that.


In the EU too, so presumably taxable. Probably less likely to enforce rules than Germany though. An unlucky guy.

The most unlucky car owner I've come across was in Warsaw. He bought a new performance car. It was delivered to the street outside his house and stolen that same night, before he'd taken out insurance. Expensive for him.

News / Should Polonia and expat Poles lose voting rights in Polish elections? [85]


Deflection and squirming.


An evil individual surrounded by the worst people. The trumpet crime family are an appalling bunch.

Off-Topic / Music Thread - part 2 [970]

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News / Should Polonia and expat Poles lose voting rights in Polish elections? [85]


You were pretending it had started already a while ago.

Changed your mind, have you?

History / Let's talk about the POLISH ARMY [79]


Nor me, though armies are a rule to themselves, and there may well be something the media don't know, given that military operations were involved. The same thing happens in the UK sometimes; families want to know but the army don't want to say for reasons they don't make public.

There are a lot of details, as you say, however there may well be issues not in the public domain yet.

History / Let's talk about the POLISH ARMY [79]


A few reasons. Could be the nature and origin of any poison, could be another security issue, could be about morale. Armies are a rule to themselves sometimes.

It's dangerous being a soldier. She was evidently very brave and her family must miss her.