Love / Polish girls attitudes towards sex. [568]


And she knows what you're writing here about Polish women? So what harm there would be if she knew what you're thinking about her?

It looks like you're not honest with her.

Love / Polish girls attitudes towards sex. [568]


Is Russian rap your source of knowledge about the world and its inhabitants? :)))


LOL

And what's wrong with that? Women don't have right to speak to other men and their boyfriends in your presence? ;D


Funny, I don't meet such Polish women though I live in Poland :) Maybe you have bad taste in women and mingle with wrong sort of people.

Or maybe you're simply jealous? :)


And what? Is your wife selfish, self-centred, vain, moody, ignorant and mutters expletives at you? :)

Love / Polish girls attitudes towards sex. [568]

I was thinking the same thing :)))

Love / Polish girls attitudes towards sex. [568]



LOL

Seanus, aren't you married to a Polish woman? :)


I think they're more likely to run from you than the other way round :)


Indeed.

News / 1945-2010 Poles will march on Red square [66]


Не за что :)


:)


Yes, I know :(
But I think some of their views originated from long before reading Polish articles and forums.

News / 1945-2010 Poles will march on Red square [66]


Not only NKVD. Also today's Russians :( I've noticed they preffer AL.
At least those Russians I was writing about before.

News / 1945-2010 Poles will march on Red square [66]


Yes, Inosmi :) But most of the "fans" of Poles and Poland moved to "Inoforum" ;) And then to another forum.


I hope so :)
But I must admit sometimes I wonder whether some of their views are marginal or predominant in Russian society. It's because I meet mainly such Russians. It seems that Polish themes somehow attract this sort of folk. I guess they feel a need to fight against the enemies of Russia, even on the internet ;)

You know, some of them are nice. And those Russians write they don't hate Poles. But their views give me creeps o_O


Yes, but on the Polish internet. Poles rarely visited Inosmi and then Inoforum. They usually don't know these forums exist (which is good, I think ;)). And they don't know Russian language well enough to read or to write there.

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День 9 Мая в Варшаве. 30 фотографий:

dassie2001.livejournal.com/59916.html

:)

Unfortunately I missed the parade in Moscow (it was to early for me for a Sunday morning ;)). But later I went to the Soviet cemetery in my city to light a candle and put a flower :)

News / 1945-2010 Poles will march on Red square [66]


Yup. Those Russians I came across on the internet were very patriotic about Russia. The only Russian thing they attacked was liberal opposition and liberal media.


I'm sure there are such people on the internet.
But I personally have different experiences. I discussed mainly with Russians from Russia. Also with some living in Ukraine and Poland. There is a Polish-Russian LJ community I visit and there are only Russians there. I also know a Russian forum where there are Polish articles, blogs and forums being translated on a daily basis (if I'm not mistaken Borrka is well known over there thanks to those translations). You can imagine what's going on in there :)))

But I think those people are a "specific" crowd. Or, at least, I hope so ;)

News / 1945-2010 Poles will march on Red square [66]


Not really.


Where?

News / 1945-2010 Poles will march on Red square [66]


Well, I think Poles know well enough that with Russia we have to have our eyes on the back of our heads ;) But it won't hurt to try and make our relations with Russia better, I think.

News / 1945-2010 Poles will march on Red square [66]


They weren't present also at the funeral of president Kaczyński and his wife. President Medvedev came and Poles appreciated this. And so Komorowski will be present at the parade in Moscow.

History / History of Poland in 10 minutes. Really worth seeing! [134]


Yes, I know what you mean.
But I guess some people can change their ways when they realise that their behaviour is wrong and not accepted by others ;)


Thanks :)


Um... What exactly do you have in mind? ;) Because on the internet you pick up a lot of stuff, both good and bad. One could write a book about it, I guess ;) In short, I got to know Russians better, I think (in fact, before I didn't know them at all :)), or, at least, some of them. And Poles. And myself :)

And I've noticed that we all just want to get along, but somehow it's not that easy ;)

However, lately I can see a light on the horizon :) Some hope. A wind of change coming from the Russian authorities, especially president Medvedev. Or at least it looks like it ;)

And on the 9th of May I'm going to kindle a light of my own at the Soviet cemetery in my city :)

History / History of Poland in 10 minutes. Really worth seeing! [134]


;D


OK, I get it, I get it :)))
But it wasn't me who called him anti-Polish so take it easy ;)

History / History of Poland in 10 minutes. Really worth seeing! [134]


LOL Right, I didn't notice it ;))) I'm still "new" to this forum and didn't read it much ;)


OK, I can see now that McCoy first wrote "you ruskas".
I just don't like when people use derogatory terms for nationalities, even in the heat of discussion.

History / History of Poland in 10 minutes. Really worth seeing! [134]


Well...:


"Pshek" can be used as derogatory term ;)

But I don't think Sasha is anti-polish :)


Not only, there were also Rusini, Czesi, Mołdawianie, Tatarzy, but I guess Polish-Lithuanian army were the main forces. Those who took part in the battle:

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwa_pod_Grunwaldem#Uczestnicy


Me too :)))

News / RUSSIA TO MAKE PUBLIC THE KATYN FILES... [274]


Well, is a Mayor of Moscow with his plans to honour Stalin with posters in the city during the 9th of may the same as some anonymous, marginalized neonazi in Berlin...?

The second one is more creepy, for sure, but the first one is more important...

History / The Polish Blame Culture! [330]


They want them back?

News / RUSSIA TO MAKE PUBLIC THE KATYN FILES... [274]


I hope you'll succeed :) I really do.

Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]


So you're younger than me. Masz jeszcze czas żeby zmądrzeć :)


And? Do you hate them?


I think I know what you're talking about. I've read some articles. But there were and probably still are neonazis in Poland too :) I never could understand how it's possible :) There even was a neonazi girl at my school :)

As far as I know there's some problem with memory in the Eastern part of Germany. But that's probably a problem of all former communist countries. We have problems with dealing with our past. Look at Russia, for example.


History should be remembered and be a lesson for us all. It won't guarantee us it won't happen again (look at the Balkans, for example) but I agree it's important. But why hate? Do you need hate to remember?


I don't watch much TV, to be honest :) I can make up my mind on my own.

Life / Polish stereotypes of other nationalities!? [472]


"Remember" doesn't mean "hate". Hate is a bad, destructive feeling. It will eat you up, eventually. Believe me.
How old are you? Have you met any Germans at all?
Those Germans who did something to your family are either dead or very old.
So do you hate all Germans? Even the young ones?

Life / Do Polish people have a temper? [53]

LOL


Oh, really? :)
Have been known? By whom?
And in comparison to women of which nationality? Do they have more violent temper than Spanish women? Italian women? Russian woman? I believe not :)


Um, what? Elaborate, please :)


LOLI asked you before in another thread, but I think you didn't answer my question - what's your nationality? :)


What? ;D


Oooh, you weakling... :)))


Oh, and why is that? :D


And, of course, there's no way that a 26-38 year old "spinster" from any country could have "dramatic hissy fits", be frustrated or something, only Polish women! :)

PolishNutJob, why do you hate Polish women so much? :) I've noticed in your other posts on this forum that you have something against Polish women :) Why is that?

Language / Is the term 'Polak' derogatory?? [254]


Well, that depends, really.
For example, a slang word for a Russian in Polish is "Rusek/Ruski". Adjective for anything Russian is "ruski". It of course originates from Russian language in which "ruskij" means "a Russian" or adjective "Russian".

But most Russians usually find it offensive. And often they are right to do so. It sounds even worse if it's about a woman ("Ruska"). Of course, many people in Poland probably got used to this word to such an extent that they don't realise it can be viewed as derogatory. Some russophiles also can use this word but in a positive way, to show affection.

I guess it depends on intenstions.

Another example - a derogatory term for a Chinese man in Polish is "Kitajec". "Kitajec" is a normal, official Russian word for a Chinese :)

So, you have to be careful with words :)

In general, I think, those Poles in Poland who know that Polish people in the US are called Pollacks, wouldn't want to be called this way.

As for German words "Polacke" and "Polacken" (at least in case of a German saying them) I would advise to use them only among Polish friends if this person knows they won't feel offended.

IMHO :)


As far as I know in English language it's "a Pole" (singular) and "Poles/Polish people" (plural) :)

Language / Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language? [147]


I don't know English accents that well, but I've noticed the French accent was also rather weak - she just said some words in French and I didn't hear that typical French "r" ;)

History / Why did Hitler kill so many Jews in Poland? [261]


Because at that time in Poland there was the biggest community of Jews in Europe. In 19th century it was 1/5 of world's Jewish population. So I guess it was easier to bring all the rest of Jews in Europe to Poland than the other way round. And I think there was something about railway routes - it was convenient as Poland was Germany's neighbour or something.

Language / Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language? [147]


Wow, she's amazing :D

Language / Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language? [147]


Sounds reasonable :)


;D

Language / Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language? [147]


Well, you've started it ;) Not my fault - co złego, to nie ja ;D

Language / Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language? [147]


Well, I decided to have a try at some wordplay ;)))
Couldn't help myself ;D


:)


So what other tongues have you acquired? :)

Language / Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language? [147]


I've never been to Zakopane and don't know what's this 'Zakopane ł' is :P And I'm not sure what this 'dark' Russian variety means.

Do you mean the old "ł" which you can hear in old Polish films and which is spoken by people from Kresy? It sounds more like "l", yes?

Language / Do Poles prefer US American or UK English language? [147]


OK, thanks :)


;))) Does our conversation still has something to do with tongue? ;D


I can see that ;)