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Amathyst   
19 Jul 2011
Feedback / PolishForums Motto? :) [149]

he ending should be 'posted by full of..'? :)

Nah, full of shite and more full of shite stands....
Amathyst   
19 Jul 2011
Feedback / PolishForums Motto? :) [149]

"The full of shite and the more full of shite" is more appropriate :)
Amathyst   
17 Jul 2011
USA, Canada / Why are Polish restaurants not successful in the USA? [698]

The first time I went to a Chinese "All you can eat" place I thought it's the sickest place on earth. It's like a hang out club for the obese folks.

I never get those places - one can only eat so much!

France's obesity crisis: All those croissants really do add up, after all well that's the pasteries, sweets. But dinner wise the roasted or cooked meats with rice and veggies topped with a glass of wine is healthy.
The French secret of fat

They're still a million miles away from the US and the UK though...But they do have a McD's on every corner now (that's what I noticed in Nice a few years ago I imagine Paris is even worse).

I'm not fat Guesswho u saw my pics lol. I'm 230 lbs. at 6'6 the BMI says i should be 220 but at my height it's hardly noticeable, plus i exercise.

Its about balancing what goes in and how much you exercise take...something most lazy people dont get...
Amathyst   
17 Jul 2011
USA, Canada / Why are Polish restaurants not successful in the USA? [698]

That's a bad example. Sushi is glorious. Sure, there are types of sushi that are gross but in general everyone loves sushi if they give it a chance.

Yo Sushi is my fav eatery :)

Besides the English breakfast and fish and chips?

Neither of the above are that great compared to other English dishes (you forgot the Great British Sunday roast or steake & ale suet pudding). English food is homely and therefore probably not something people will go out and purchase, rather they cook it at home, I imagine its the same for Polish food - simple Mediterranean food is another matter, its tasty and therefore a popular choice.

Even with all the Poles in the UK there arent that many Polish restaurants, there is a tiny one a few miles from me but Ive never seen anyone in there when Ive gone past.
Amathyst   
16 Jul 2011
Travel / How welcoming is Poland for an American visitor? And great places to visit. [43]

first time visiting, I think he has the right to ask..

Absolutely he's going to be a long way from home, I also forgot to tell the OP, that as a female, I actually felt safer in Poland than I do in the UK, it may be different for a man, but I dont think so if he's just an average guy who's not going to be loud and bring attention to himself when idiot drunks are about (I dont mean just Polish drunks either!).

I think he'll love it, I did, hence the reason I went 3 times :)
Amathyst   
16 Jul 2011
Life / What on earth is the fascination of Indians, Pakistanis and Nepalese with Poland? [112]

Very few brits want to study medicine and engineering

Okay, I've worked on and off in Engineering for 11 years - I can tell you that EXCELLENT young British grads are coming through every year - I really have no idea where you get your ideas from, you really really are talking complete sh*te!!!!

Brits are very good management chaps like Americans.

We are also excellent in other fields.

areas like investment banking.

Plenty of Germans working in the City of London so it would appear you lot like these positions too.

Well it may be in your family but dont generalise it.

All their friends are from the same profession - they're all British, so Im hardly generalising!

After that they fought with Germans till the end.

I as I always say, Indians are not to be trusted!
Amathyst   
16 Jul 2011
Travel / How welcoming is Poland for an American visitor? And great places to visit. [43]

Go enjoy yourself, try the food and the drink and the endless beautiful buildings in the cities and the lovely countryside, Im English been 3 times and didnt find the people unwelcoming - slightly indifferent and possibly rude in Krakow but absolutely lovely in Wraclow..like any country some cities will be nicer than others.

The Salt Mines are quite nice and Krakow is a beautiful city, Wraclow is also a lovely city with some fantastic places to eat and I hear that Poland has fab beaches.
Amathyst   
16 Jul 2011
Life / What on earth is the fascination of Indians, Pakistanis and Nepalese with Poland? [112]

indian population is aryan , our lost brothers. They fought with us in WW2. They stood with us in our difficult times.

Are you telling me that Indians stood with Germans in WWII? As far as I was aware India was still a British colony and they were on our side...

Thanks for the sympathy, but we're not ready to throw in the towel just yet :) We've come through much worse, we just need to get back to basics as and Island we have gone through many transitions over the decades, things are changing here some for the better.

They find it hard to digest the fact that some indians are richer than her majesty, the people they ruled for 200 years

I have no issue with this, my issue is that we still give foreign aid to this country which effectively comes out of my pocket, let them look after their own and we in turn will do the same for our own.

Yet you still have laws that Hitler introduced...
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Love / How to survive a relationship in Poland? [42]

hmmm, how should I break it down for you... would you even let me?

Even in the most compromising positions Ive never had someones bollox on my abs whilst having sex - is is possible? Not unless you've been with some strange dude with rather long balls that flop round..

OR TAKE IT LIKE A MAN!

Abuse and being treated like a doormat? Yeah..right!
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Love / How to survive a relationship in Poland? [42]

her hairy ball-sack being kneaded up and down your abs..?

Thats some weird position, because it certainly aint

once you’re in a missionary

Many fathers have hard time letting go of their daughters.

I think fathers know what men are like hence the reason for suspicion :)
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Love / How to survive a relationship in Poland? [42]

1.) mother-in-law---daughter/son-in-law conflicts - why is there a female bias?

Women confind more in their mothers - therefore mother gets more info, sons keep their mouths shut and get on with it, mother non the wiser :)

2.) why female's family is always better (IQly, spiritually, whateverly)?

Not sure about that - every family is different.

3.) why preservation of marriages often turn out to be a fight between being oneself and doormat, not a dialogue of 2 people, achieving a compromise?

Because some women are unable to sort out private matters without involving mummy dearest..A big mistake IMO - whilst my mum will "offer" advice, she would never "tell" me what I should do - this is in general, where matters of the heart are concerned - she wouldnt get involved - example - was with someone for 6 years, she only told me after I dumped him that she never liked him :D

That's so rare and precious. My respect and best wishes :)

Hmmm.not sure its its so rare, but yes it precious and thank you x

Kids used to fall out like apples in the Middle Ages, now we need 6 people to pull out a single treasure.

And ploughing fields was so easy back then too and now we use all of this machinery, where's the fun in that? :) I know where you are coming from, but its call progress and just same as anathetic is used these days when taking out teeth or cutting of limbs :) Also you may like to look at the mortality rates back then when these little treasures came along.
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Love / How to survive a relationship in Poland? [42]

, I would like to ask you, ladies: is it predominantly hormonal, psychological, environmental?

Im chilled as hell and happy as larry with my fella - no demands no stress nice equal partnership - the same with my other friends in their relationships :) (we're all English though so it may be different) I also wasnt aware that child-bearing was a blackmail issue to be honest.

Thank you for inventing the epidural :)
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
News / Famous Pickup Artist in Poland now [75]

Send some English women over there to teach their high art of put-downs to Polish women, might help achieve a balance.

People like him are just ignored like a bad smell and not worth wasting breath on. As stated he sounds like a complete tit and totally cringeworthy...

Either that or women enjoy sex too.

No denying that. but its a matter of taste really.

Go on then, that could be good. Do you inflate them before or after you pick them up from the store?

One prick and they disapear... :)
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Love / How to survive a relationship in Poland? [42]

If men could have babies, there would be zero percent population growth. Just ask Zimmy...

Men like shag*in* too much for there to be zero, the population would be much higher, but they'd find stronger drugs to kill the pain of child birth :)

Nathan, you mention "doormat" far too much sweetie, try and be more assertive and avoid women who are over-controlling - find a nice chilled out lady who has a similar outlook who has a mind of her own and doesnt look to her family for advice for everything she does....
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Food / Pancakes with cottage cheese? [40]

You are not Polish , so you don`t know what the difference is .If you think that in Poland, we eat what this troll says, you're wrong.

Oh right...So Pancakes are a Polish thing that no other nationality understands then...doh!

he French make their own kind , the British

Make them the same - but we call ours pancakes they call theirs crepes.

The same batter without sugar makes very passable Yorkshire puddings.

which is also lovely with honey and cream - try it..its sex on a plate!

I dont put sugar in my pancakes either.
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Food / Are there any Polish wines worth purchasing? [65]

you do know that Poland is a Northern, cold country, right?

So is Britain, but take a look a this :)

telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/7094055/English-sparkling-wine-beats-French-champagne-to-top-title.html

Californian, Australian or Argentinian

Bulgarian reds are yummy yummy yummy - really heavy and fruity - a glass can last me up to two hours because the flavour's so nice they have to be savoured...
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Life / Will Polish people be accepting that im only half polish? [63]

In all seriousness, how is someone going to know if you're "half Polish" or "full Polish"?

He could get a t-shirt printed with "Hey Im Half Polish" emblazoned across the front, there would be no doubt left in peoples mind as he walks by as to what at least one half is, he could then have "Hey Im Half Canadian" emblazoned on the back just so they know what the other half is :) Just an idea...
Amathyst   
15 Jul 2011
Food / Pancakes with cottage cheese? [40]

You don`t even know it is called not pancakes but crepes , you troll.

No difference really, so he's not a troll :)

woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/shrove.html

Those thick stodgy things Americans call pancakes, we dont eat in the UK.
Amathyst   
14 Jul 2011
Food / Pancakes with cottage cheese? [40]

ikewise, most Europeans are disgusted at the thought of such dishes like "pancakes and maple syrup"

Yummy...

I am wondering, is pancakes with cottage cheese a Polish thing or is this popular all across Europe?

Yuk :(

any country that makes cheese in a spray can loses,sorry bout that......

Oh I dont know..sounds okay to me :)
Amathyst   
14 Jul 2011
Life / What on earth is the fascination of Indians, Pakistanis and Nepalese with Poland? [112]

Not true. I worked in that field. 3rd world doctors are not over-represented in GMC complaints.

Really? I'll have to tell my friend she is a liar then as stated, she actually works for the GMC.

Not true. I worked in that field. 3rd world doctors are not over-represented in GMC complaints. The work permit is more regarding nursing

So are you telling me Indan doctors do not need a visa for post grad positions?

A work permit only needs a Medical Director to rubber stamp a letter. The real issue is on linguistic ability.

Tell that to the 1,000s of doctors that studied in the UK...who had to go home :D

Polish doctors move to countries where pay is much higher than the UK where Consultant level medicine may get you £80k for a three day week, a pittance compared to the US. Poland's education for medicine is well reputed as are Jag Uni graduates.

Sounds like English doctors!
Amathyst   
13 Jul 2011
Language / Unique names of cities/town/villages in Poland [58]

I live not far from a little place called Ramsbottom, there's also a place called Bottom I drove through last week, but my personal fav is Nob End, which in fact is quite pretty...

penninewaterways.co.uk/mbb/mbbc34.htm
Amathyst   
13 Jul 2011
Life / What on earth is the fascination of Indians, Pakistanis and Nepalese with Poland? [112]

UK, you have 31,000 indian doctors in NHS and not even 500 polaks ,why? 6000doctors in UK are German, do you know that?

Indian doctors are not that brilliant and you may want to do a bit of research - we have been trying to stem the employment of them - they now need work permits :)

I personally have known 1 Polish GP - never come across a German.

I also have a friend who works for the GMC (General Medical Council) and most of the complaints are about asian doctors - not Poles!

You guys have problems with Chinese, Japs , Koreans too.
Better late than never. Otherwise you be poor and beg from us.

Ive told you several times...Im English, not Polish - we have a problem with pakis and africans and the rest of the tash from 3rd world countries and we're certainly not poor, the EU tries to screw us at every turn for more and more!
Amathyst   
13 Jul 2011
Real Estate / Foreign investor, properties in Poland, walk away from mortgages? [209]

All I care about is maximizing my economic benefit and minimizing my risk, and I will make the best decisions accordingly. This is economics, not morality or ethics.

But your actions have a knock on effect with the economy - as we all know!

If this was simply a case of a bad decision on a low-rate loan (i.e. with introductory teaser rate, variable interest, rising interest rates, etc.) then that would be different. Yes, plenty of people in the US are defaulting just because of those reasons. But the CHF component has added another factor that multiplies these losses even further.

But it was, you took a risk with a low rate foreign currency mortgage - sounds simple to me.

I would seem the American attitude of "just post keys back" is the cause of many problems! Its not that simple in Europe!
Amathyst   
13 Jul 2011
Study / French or English or Polish schools in Poznan (for age 9 and 11) [34]

So if you're Indian or Black u're not a native speaker i guess this is your assumption delphiandomine.

Its all about the accent and whilst they may speak English, they have an awful accent which is not English, which is the key word here.
Amathyst   
13 Jul 2011
Life / What on earth is the fascination of Indians, Pakistanis and Nepalese with Poland? [112]

n UK Pakis, Polish and Africans have the most kids, you know why? to get money from the goverment.
We wont allow that in Germany. We dont want mentally retarded kids.

Im English, the Poles dont even come close to Africans and Pakis and all the rest - Ive never ever seen a Pole with 5 kids in toe!

only some not all arabs are rich. In germany they own vegetable shops or are blue collar workers or sit on social security paid by us.

I think you'll probably find that they are north african and not from the UAE :)

Education and polish, forget it. They beg from EU which is paid by us. They dont have money to fund universities in poland. Polish education is cheap crap not worth anything in Germany or France. Most of your university graduates dont speak english. In Germany all university chaps speak english.

All of my grads speak English because strangely enough, they're educated in England (Im English!)..Now for Polish universities...No idea, but one in Krakow is on the list of top universities in the world so they cant all be bad also had the pleasure of working with a couple of Polish engineers who were excellent - so again, their education system cant be that bad.

Really, most of the IT chaps in Germany are from there , now even management. Most of the factory workers ,electricians and prostitutes from poland, aint that great ?

Cheap labour - Indians are not that great and it says more about Germany if you're allowing them to take up management positions :) some factory work is skilled and electricians are skilled and if you have to go with foreign prostitutes because your own women are so ugly then..hey hoe!

I see you as a country of electricians , carpenters

You forgot Doctors, Dentists and Engineers...of course the mostly the best will stay in Poland because they can make a decent life for themselves there....

You don't have the foggiest idea what You're talking about.

I'll second that!

I personally think You're just another indian gastarbeiter with delusions of grandeur.

Yep an Indian who "thinks" he is German...that's something he wont be...not even in a 100 years ;0)