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monika87   
6 Oct 2010
History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]

and why we should like Turks, Americans, Brits or any other nation? I like particular people, not the whole nation.

that's good but....

the turks in uk are perverts and snobs. Who run around raping blonde women . but i never been to turky an i hear in turky they are better

....that's true lmao

My best friend has stepped, short, blonde hair and it is really true what you write walesboy. This sucks ass! Last year we visit the UK, the same happen. Not only the Turks, the Indians and Arabs also! Not as extreme as the Turks, but clearly also. Rape is exaggerated, but they stare and flirted with every woman - whether attractive or not.

In Poland there are not that many Turks, but if it has then I experience the same.

Thank God I'm not blonde, although everyone knows that this hair color for men is particularly sought after.

I also have the feeling that they are better in Turkey. I like Turks, they're nice people, but why are so many Turks like that?
monika87   
6 Oct 2010
History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]

That will probably be the reason. Therefore, it does not matter whether they are attractive or not, the main thing is free, female flesh. Lmao

And blondes are exotic for them, what makes up an even bigger attraction. Fair-haired, maybe blue eyes and bright skin.
In the nationality of the Turks, Indians, Pakis and Arabs all have dark skin, almost the same dark hair and eye color. Maybe that's why more and more Indians and Turks visit Poland because they look for this type of girl? Would be interesting to know.

You can not generalize this, but I believe for the majority it is certainly one reason.

Blondes are so popular. I'm considering now to dye my hair blonde - lmao no jk, if the color grows out, the apex look unattractive what means, I stay true to my brown ;-)
monika87   
11 Oct 2010
Life / Womans day in Poland? [242]

Here's the thing about Poland, if you don't come with flowers you might as well not come at all. Always flowers, all the time. A gift would be too forward, but flowers are nearly mandatory.

Indeed. Kwiaty is a must ;-)

Yes, Poland had grandmothers day, grandfathers day, namesdays

Zgada się, and if it's not mother's day, grandmother's day, grandfather's day, can be found in every pub someone who celebrate his name-day, birthday. There is always something to celebrate. A day without celebrating is a wasted day, isn't it? ;-)
monika87   
14 Oct 2010
News / Poles are getting rich... [63]

It's all good - I get to meet some middle class nouveau riche as clients - but they seem to wear it well, and it has to be good news.

Yes, indeed
monika87   
20 Dec 2010
Life / Babcia or Busha - any social class difference? [359]

What does Bush have to do with babcia? lol

LMAO I have asked that to myself too when I heard BUSHA!!!! LMAO

nana:
Both are correct.

No, they aren't. The proper Polish language is the one used in Poland. 'Busia' or 'Busha' are neologisms and don't figure in any Polish dictionaries. The fact that some word is widely used by Americans of Polish descent does NOT make it a proper Polish word.

Exactly! But the Americans always expects to get special treatment.