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welshguyinpola   
22 Oct 2014
UK, Ireland / English/British rudeness - what do Polish people think about it? [161]

The Poles are extremely rude inb the way they speak to people. My family here will use the imperative constantly when I told them not to because I want to smash their faces in when they do. Im fed upof being told 'staw woda', 'zamknij drzwi', 'daj mi dlugopis'. In Engliand that is the hight of bad manners and one would be told where to put it in no uncertain terms.
welshguyinpola   
1 Dec 2013
Life / Polish people are the most ignorant people in the world! [331]

Isn't it obvious?
Because Wales doesn't have any 'fit' girls and McDonald's is cheaper in Poland.... :) :) :)

We have quite a few actually and Mcdonalds in Poland is a rip off, would never eat there personally

BTW Ironside, the country is WALES.
welshguyinpola   
1 Dec 2013
Life / Polish people are the most ignorant people in the world! [331]

There is no reason for making these wild claims, like about Polish women for example; I have seen thousands of Polish women and they are not remarkable in beauty at all. My well travelled opinion reflects that of what is on almost 100% of the Internet about that subject. I have heard Poles make claims that they have the best food in the world, the best water, the best this and that, etc

Having lived in Poland for the past 10 years, even if you dont like it, I see exactly the same as the OP. Polish women are so arrogant about being the most beautiful in the world that even the dog ugly ones will sit there and swear blind that they are some kind of cinderella. Any expat who lives here and hasnt heard this is either lying or in denial. The same with the food, anyone would swear that Polish food is world clsss, when in fact most foriegners who come here avoid it like the plague, as could be seen during the Euro championships when most of the Irish spent their time in Mcdonalds instead of tasting the local fayre, flaki anyone??? The water bit is wrong thoug, POles are so disgusted by their own water, alot even boil mineral water in kettles. i get strange looks here when I drink from a tap.
welshguyinpola   
15 Jan 2013
Life / Stop buying contraband in Poland! Really? [24]

Taking loads of cigarettes home for personal use is not smuggling. Poland is in the EU and tax is paid to the EU. This is not smuggling. It is only smuggling when somebody sells them on
welshguyinpola   
23 Dec 2012
Travel / Castles and Palaces in Poland (with pictures) [155]

Also i cant believe that nobody mentioned Malbork, the biggest castle in the world:

You sure about that??? Think you need to get ur facts right
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
UK, Ireland / Advantages of living in Poland as opposed to the UK. [126]

I don't know what your point is welshguyinpola, that some individuals that you seem to know very well, know their way round the benefit system and milk it for all it's worth?
It's all here for you if you are jealous y know? trust me it won't be half as easy and fun as you seem to think.

My whole piont being is that there are too many ppl on bebnfits in the UK better off than those who work and its totally wrong. When I was in Rhodes last year I tried to avoid the Brit hotspots but ended up making a day trip to Faliraki. Got talking to a family of 3 generations, grandmother, mother and daughter (the grandmother was only 51) and none of them worked, the daughter was just waiting for a council house which she would receive as soon as she got back from her ALL INCLUSIVE holiday
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
UK, Ireland / Advantages of living in Poland as opposed to the UK. [126]

Firsly, this man has children at the age of 12 (he is 57, has a wife of 42 and 4 kids). Secondly, since you come from Wales you know that OAP's receive free bus transport too. Great in theory but there are so many ppl who are noat OAP's/ disabled getting accesess to this stuff. Please dont tell me that ytou have never seen a younger, healthy looking person with one of those passes and wondered how the hell they got it. It is possible to get any benefits in the UK if you know the loopholes

Ah, well, if he's milking the system illegally, then the figure of 30k/annum is the fruits of fraud. Roz seems to have a more realistic handle on what's going on.

Didnt say it was legal, the issue is whether he can afford a Spanish holiday once a year. THe answer is easily. I hope they catch him one day but TBH in the 30 years I have been alive, I've never seen him do an honest day's work. He just seems to get away with it
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
UK, Ireland / Advantages of living in Poland as opposed to the UK. [126]

Orpheus

It includes incapacity benefit, child benefit, winter fuel payments (dont ask me how he gets them, they are only supposed to be for old people), and a series of other stuff. He know his way around the benefit system and knows how to use it to his full advantage.
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
UK, Ireland / Advantages of living in Poland as opposed to the UK. [126]

Skiing trips and petrol paid for? Utter rubbish

Beacuse things have changed, please don't call me a liar. It is all about decreasing discrimination by allowing children from poorer backgrounds to have acess to the privileges of richer children. I'm not saying its a nationwide thing but the school my nephew attends has a policy like this backed by a couple of trustees. He has to keep up his marks in school though to be able to qualify for it.
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
UK, Ireland / Advantages of living in Poland as opposed to the UK. [126]

She doesnt get petrol, she gets help with petrol through her ex which is paid for by his CSA contributions. Do you walk round with your eyes shut? Go to Merthyr Tydfil where people are on benefits and the bars will be full in the evening. 2 guys in the street where I used to live are factory workers, they cant afford sky so they have freeview, when they want to watch PPV boxing, they go to their neighbour to watch it who has all sky sports packages. He is on incapacity benefit but is also a bus driver for a local bar and receives cash in hand for it. All in all he gets around 25000 a year.

How dare you call mys sister that. She cannot work because my parents are sick and cannot look after her youngest child, her exes parents dont want to know. SHe does some work in the local supermarket but its about 4 hours a week. If she could she would like to go back to her job in Admiral insurance, it is degrading for her to rely on state benefits.
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]

A women can self-mutilate or do anything else to her own body, as long as it does not effect the health and wellbeing of the innocent baby

What about in the case of rape? Should a woman have to look at this child for the rest of her life knowing what it was the result of?? What about if you know your child will be a vegetable? Is it fair to bring this child into the world?

Caholics get off ur moral high ground. You are the most immoral, corrupt business on the Planet. Get your c***s out of choirboys a***s before you start to worry about abortion.
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
UK, Ireland / Advantages of living in Poland as opposed to the UK. [126]

Sorry but witnessed with own eyes. Don't read the Daily Mail. Either you are British but haven't been to the country for years and dont't know the real situation, or you're Polish and are don't know the realities or you are a Yank who knows nothing about the UK.

BTW, My sister, who is a single mother just came back from a 2 week holiday in Turkey, she has a council house paid for and her child's school uniform, dinners and school trips are paid for. Every year my nephew's class goes skiing to Austria, he gets the trip free. Now tell me i got all this from the Daily Mail. Oh and my sis also gets CSA money, and gets some help with petrol for her car etc. I don't approve of this but it's the way it is
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
UK, Ireland / Advantages of living in Poland as opposed to the UK. [126]

welshguy that is such rubbish, nobody on benefits could afford 'at least one foreign holiday a year', you obviously have never lived on benefits, and i can see the daily fail is your rag of choice

Absolute rubbish. Are you British? People on benefits in the UK have full sky TV oackages, drink in the pub every evening and have at least one Spanish holiday a year. I know one guy who has never worked a day in his life and gets at least 30000 quid a year.

The saying in Poland is ' free days spent at home are holidays lost'.

I am not talking the lakeside holiday where they stay in a country house for a week and have a grill every day and go swim in the lake. I mean a foreign holiday. Its a fact that alot of families in POland can only afford these lakeside holidays and stack up the car with enough biedronka goods to last them a week.

That's just not true at all. In fact - not being able to send your kid to a summer camp is seen as a sign of poverty in Poland, whereas sending your kid to a summer camp in the UK is a sign of wealth.

I attended lots of camps when I was younger, especially witrh the Scouts and St. John's Ambulance
welshguyinpola   
11 Oct 2012
UK, Ireland / Advantages of living in Poland as opposed to the UK. [126]

7. Earnings, they go a lot further than in the UK.

Unfortunately, very few people in POland can afford a yearly holiday whereas in the UK even people on benefits can afford at least one foreign holiday a year.
welshguyinpola   
28 Aug 2012
Life / Price of cigarettes in Poland? [192]

Lambert and Butler here in Gdansk cost 118 zl for 200, I can get them for cheaper so if ur ever here I can hook you up with a large amount
welshguyinpola   
12 Jun 2012
Love / Polish women are the most beautiful in the world! [1718]

The only problem is with the belief that Polish women are the most beautiful in the world is that even the vile ones believe this and they walk around like God's gift
welshguyinpola   
24 Feb 2012
News / Police and priests save homeless in Poland [29]

As they should.

Totally agree with you, its like the schemes in the UK where heroin addicts are supplied with fresh needles and clean surroundings to shoot up.
welshguyinpola   
6 Jan 2012
Life / Price of cigarettes in Poland? [192]

WAtch this video:

This was on a trip home from Poland after puchasing in Gdansk. Turn up your volume and see how pathetic the UKBA are

youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=riVUwt9GOPQ#
welshguyinpola   
20 Feb 2011
Life / Price of cigarettes in Poland? [192]

They cant touch u until they have proved that uve done sth wrong. If they do, its assault.
welshguyinpola   
20 Feb 2011
Life / Price of cigarettes in Poland? [192]

The whole thing does work on scare tactics, I agree - and not many people are tough enough to be prepared to sit it out. People will sign anything under pressure - if they're handed a statement after 4 hours of questioning and told to sign it and they can go, what are they gonna do?

Thts the thing they cant keep u there for 4 hours. They cant handcuff or detain you in any way shape or form.

I believe it is our responsibility to exercise our rights and even if it does take a lil longer than ususl then at least we are standing up for what is right
welshguyinpola   
19 Feb 2011
Life / Price of cigarettes in Poland? [192]

UKBA are a force onto themselves - and when you look at the powers that they do have on behalf of HMRC, it's really not hard to see how they can make someone crack. People might talk the good fight, but the second that they're in a room with an UKBA officer, who is pointing out exactly what the law says in regards to potential punishments - they're going to break sooner rather than later.

He has proven that if you stand your ground then in fact they cant do anything until they can prove it is for commercial puposes. How can they prove this??? The UKBA work on scare tactics, they believe the uniform is enough to make u give them ur fags. They also have no power to detain until you have commited a crime and cannot ask the police to dtain you until a crime has been committed and they can prove it. Look at the immigration act of 71 (i think). Also they are not allowed to do random stops of people crossing the border unless they have proof that a crime has been committed. A tip off is not even enough legal proof.

WHat he is showing on his site and his you tube videos is that he knows the law better than the UKBA officers and he really shows them up at one point.

A gift loist is a good way of proving that the fags are not for commercial use
welshguyinpola   
19 Feb 2011
Life / Price of cigarettes in Poland? [192]

To the uk 200 per person,so if you need cheap Cigarettes the best idea is to send a football team!

Bollocks

According to EU law you are able to carry as many as you want for personal use and gifts. Best of all the UKBA have no right to stop you and if they do you are not oblighed to cooperate with them. The only time they are allowed to stop anyone is if thye suspect that cigs are being sold, and must tell u if this is the case and thye have to prove it before they detain you. This guy has proven this:

nothing-2-declare.blogspot.com

He is very helpful so if u need more info, drop him a line
welshguyinpola   
17 Dec 2010
Life / Rate Poland (Life Quality / Culture and People / Food): 1-10! [232]

Millions of Poles are working abroad and return with a wider view of the world

You sure about this? So many poles who returned from London believ that the whole of the UK is a city, we dont have lakes and mountains according to them, they were even looking forward to returning to Poland to see some sea, as if uk doesnt have any
welshguyinpola   
8 Dec 2010
Language / Spelling "aunt" in Polish [142]

Language changes and evolves with time. It also is different from region to region in any country. Im sure Polish is no exception to this.

HJave u understood anything of what this whole thread is about????
Its about Plastic Poles trying to tell real Poles about a word which does not exist in Polish.

Thanks for telling me that for instance is written in English, i would never have known!!!!!!!
welshguyinpola   
3 Nov 2010
Food / Taste of food in Poland vs other countries [186]

My point is you don't know what cooking is

The problem here nott is that polish food does not take any talent to cook. Anyone can coat a piece of turkey or pork in breadcrumbs and fry it. As for Bigos, the stuff is revolting.

The UK can attract some of the greatest chefs in the world because the country is ready for them

How do you define a kitchen then?? In poland it is some old cow frying frozen Chicken Kievs (dewolaj) and placing a bit of surowka on the plate. Hardly talented is she??

Please tell me a Polish dish that takes skill to cook???