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Posts by hythorn  

Joined: 21 Feb 2008 / Male ♂
Last Post: 8 Feb 2012
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From: Warsaw
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hythorn   
11 Nov 2011
News / Polish Independence Day-Beware? [59]

everyone is lying except her
she is on the same telepathic wavelength as the US embassy and it is all nonsense because she is special

like the reports on the radio zet websites about fighting on Nowy Swiat at the moment

It is all starting to kick off and it looking nasty

I hope Polish folks don't forget to thank America for the existence of Poland as a nation

I hope you won't forget to thank the Polish tax payers when you try to claim unemployment benefit you are not entitled to when you have a two year holiday in Poland.

Your knowledge of Polish history is very basic at best. I am sure your knowledge of the welfare system is far better
stick to what you are best at

happy lounging
hythorn   
10 Nov 2011
Study / Information Needed: Skarbek University, Warsaw. [57]

Hi hythorn: i checked in google regarding part tine option during study in Poland it seems can do part time during study up to 20hours per week...

Hi Jones, you have got nothing to worry about then. But make sure you speak to your embassy and get confirmation from Polish immigration (which will not be easy) that you can really work up to 20 hours per week before parting with any money. then you will have the problem of finding a job, which will not be easy.

You need to budget to see if you can afford a two year course with rent, food, travel, entertainment, study fees, books, etc WITHOUT getting a job in Poland. If the number still stack up go for it. If then you do find a job, it is a bonus. There is an Indian community in Warsaw, they live around the airport and

have import export businesses.
I have this nagging suspicion that something is not right with this school as it cannot be this easy. Please come back to the site and keep us updated as to how you get on
hythorn   
10 Nov 2011
Study / Information Needed: Skarbek University, Warsaw. [57]

you can always try the UK.
you speak English and students can work up to 20 hours per week on a student permit

what were the tuitions fees from Skarbek for a school year?
hythorn   
10 Nov 2011
News / Polish Independence Day-Beware? [59]

I was surprised that the Poles banned a Finnish member of Blood and Honour from coming to Poland and holding events.
It is a good sign
hythorn   
10 Nov 2011
Study / Information Needed: Skarbek University, Warsaw. [57]

my dear Sir,

it is with great sadness that I must write to tell you that I think you have answered your own question

the school has clearly lied to you because they need money
it will be impossible for you to find a well paid legal job in Warsaw within three months

if they have to lie to get students it means that it is a very bad school

if you have other options please take them but you cannot trust the school

perhaps European students can find part time work but Indian students cannot work legally in Poland
without a work permit

I am sorry
hythorn   
10 Nov 2011
News / Polish Independence Day-Beware? [59]

are we talking hard core racists or hard core drag acts?

an express train ticket buys you access to the nation's capital in around two hours
hythorn   
10 Nov 2011
News / Polish Independence Day-Beware? [59]

Blood and Honour are taking to the streets in Warsaw to protest about Jews, gays, blacks, Vietnamese, lack of jobs

might be an idea to steer clear if you are non-White or feel like celebrating Independence Day in drag

as for the transvestite members of our forum, there is always next year :-)
hythorn   
10 Nov 2011
Study / Information Needed: Skarbek University, Warsaw. [57]

according to their website

Skarbek University (SU) in Warsaw, Poland (Wyższa Szkoła Handlu i Finansów Międzynarodowych) is one of the leading Polish private university founded in 1995.

In 2007 one of the biggest Polish magazines 'Wprost' placed our University on the 2nd position among more than 100 private business universities in Poland and magazine 'Polityka' put us on the 3rd place. Skarbek educates students from different parts of the world, Bangladesh, China, Gambia, Germany, India, Kenya, Nepal, Nigeria, Tunisia, Vietnam, Italy, Spain, and much more.

Skarbek University offers full programme of studies in English language of instruction. The University provides Bachelor Study in Management (BBA, BSc) and Master Study in Economics (MBA, MSc).

su.edu.pl

what you have to bear in mind is that the private universities are struggling and have been ever since national conscription was abolished as university education meant that you were exempt from serving in the army

having checked out their website most articles are from 2007

I do not know the university however if they are telling you that you can get a great job working part time to finance your university education then they are lying and you should find another university. It is not as bad as the Ukranian universities which advertise that Ukraine is an EU country however if they have lied about your job prospects then they have lied about how good their course is

so a question to you

did the Skarbek University tell you that you could find a well paid job in Poland whilst studying?
hythorn   
9 Nov 2011
History / Pole, Hungarian, two good friends [58]

they are indeed, very attractive people.
I believe that they were prone to committing suicide

A quick check on wikipedia does indeed confirm that they are still partial to 'rolling a seven'
ranked number 9 in the world for suicide

Lithuania being the undisputed heavyweight champions of self slaughter, which was surprising

I thought suicide in Sweden was more or less a national sport but there they are in 18th place

check out the link, it is interesting

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_rate
hythorn   
8 Nov 2011
Law / Retirement laws in Poland [11]

I do not think that there is

I know of one Slovakian lady who married a Polish guy and she never paid in any stamp in Poland
He died and she was left without any pension at all

One of my friends looks after her and will do so until she dies and will receive her flat in return
hythorn   
8 Nov 2011
Life / How Safe Are the Polish Cities? [179]

Polish cities are much safer than American ones

I saw an interview last week with an Afro American who said that he would feel safer walking around a KKK rally with a rope around his neck than he would feel going to his local store after dark
hythorn   
4 Nov 2011
UK, Ireland / What do you like about living in Britain? [134]

you are entitled to your opinion

if you now want to start a campaign for the promotion of boiled beef and cabbage, then good on you
hythorn   
1 Nov 2011
News / Monument gets erected when a clique rules in a small Polish town [29]

He was a disgrace to Poland

come on Delph
fairs fair
he wasnt a disgrace to Poland

he was just some dumb bastard who was trying the make the most out a position
that he was not capable of undertaking properly - I think we have all been guilty of that
from time to time - well me particularly :-)

he was a buffoon but far better than his brother who for some reason
seemed to think that he was jackie kennedy post smolensk
hythorn   
1 Nov 2011
Classifieds / English cuisine week in Lidl shops in Poland [203]

Steamed treacle pudding and custard was/is probably my favourite desert from my junior school days.

I have to say that I have rekindled a fondness for rhubarb crumble based on your posting, so you have changed a life today for the better:-)
hythorn   
1 Nov 2011
Classifieds / English cuisine week in Lidl shops in Poland [203]

Or jam roly poly!

Jam roly poly has been discussed within this thread and the thread was all the richer for it

or perhaps jam roly poly was discussed in the things you love about the UK
in any case, the subject of jam roly poly has been aired
hythorn   
1 Nov 2011
Classifieds / English cuisine week in Lidl shops in Poland [203]

The reason is historical.

with the greatest respect that has not stopped Polish people consuming bananas and pineapple

there must be a reason why this great root vegetable is not grown in Poland

@alfred
I do not remember seeing any references to rhubarb crumble and as a result I feel that
the entire thread has been weaker as a result so I must thank you for turning the spotlight
onto rhubarb crumble
hythorn   
1 Nov 2011
Life / Trick or treat in Poland [24]

how extraordinary

they have been trick or treating for three years straight now in our neighbourhood in Warsaw

obviously this is a phenomenom which will no doubt trickle down to the provinces in due course

stands by expecting to be flamed and rightly so
hythorn   
1 Nov 2011
Life / Trick or treat in Poland [24]

I must say that the youths that came round were very well behaved.

we had bags of sweeties prepared and we had wave after wave of very nice kids all dressed up
asking for sweeties

next year just for a laugh I will tell them to make sure they put the sweetie wrappers in the bin
and I am sure that they will :-)

anyone else have any Polish trick or treat related stories

noticed quite a few pumpkin lamps out and about

a much needed excuse for a bit of fun prior to Stiff's Day
hythorn   
1 Nov 2011
Classifieds / English cuisine week in Lidl shops in Poland [203]

Well, to be fair, the best stuff is Scottish and not English. Cheddar and scampi

could you take out a road map and point to where you think Cheddar is? :-)

and whilst you are at it, please complete this sentence

'big prawns dipped in batter and fried to buggery taste better in Scotland because.......'

is it because the Scots use languostine or Dublin Bay prawns or Norway lobster tails?

@ Pawian
Haggis with mashed potato and neeps (which is a turnip like vegetable called swede) is truly excellent
I cannot understand why Poles do not grow swede. It is an excellent root vegetable
there must be a reason for this as Poles grow most things that grow in the UK
come to think of it swede is the only UK vegetable that they do not grow in Poland
then again I have not seen too many brussel sprouts over here
I know you can get them though
hythorn   
31 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / What do you like about living in Britain? [134]

I like sausages and I like yorkshire pudding
however the combination of the two I find utterly inedible

some poor half cremated sausage surrounded by yards of yorkshire
resembling a turd encased in polystyrene

I am sure yours is very nice but at our house toad in the hell night was not
the culinery highlight of the week

I was out shopping once in January and is was bastard cold and there
was a woman with a toddler in a stroller who was barefoot

in Poland the mother would have been horsewhipped
hythorn   
31 Oct 2011
UK, Ireland / What do you like about living in Britain? [134]

I am serious about the pickled eggs though
years later they are banging on about them

and they are utterly revolting

no one orders them so they have probably been in the jar for years

I had one once and suffered from the worst indigestion of my entire life

but still they are not as bad as toad in the hole, that really is nasty