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10 Oct 2009
UK, Ireland / Sad life of a Polish migrant in the UK. Ch. 5 - Racism [259]

You must be black then

lol. I knew you were going to hit me with something seany :-)

Got to go and get ready for the cinema and a young(ish) lady. Zombieland :-)

We have a brand new state of the art one in Sheffield, i did some outdoor skating in Wroclaw as well. Different citys same outcome-rubbish skater.
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11 Oct 2009
Love / Scottish & Polish relationships [229]

three beers was all it took, I've never felt so ashamed...)

I would too after only three beers, disgraceful!

Scots and Poles

Lol so the Poles have a rep for being tight as well :-)
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11 Oct 2009
Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]

Wyborowa seems to be the most popular choice amongst Poles with a bit more to spen

How much for a bottle in Poland? Saw some in Morrisons the other day for £16 (70cl)
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11 Oct 2009
Food / What is your favorite Polish Vodka? [653]

into gift category status and they don't wanna do that

Good point, i suppose £16 is the going rate for a decent vodka in the UK. I didn't buy any though. They also had 8 x 500ml boxes of Hobgoblin for £8, what a bargain!
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11 Oct 2009
Love / My recent experience with a Polish girl. [231]

Come clean..you're just a nosey old woman...wanting a bit of gossip! ;0)

I think "curious" is the word you are looking for :-)

I'm with Raj on this one we want more "juicy gossip" in the next one.
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11 Oct 2009
Love / My recent experience with a Polish girl. [231]

I'm going to be polite as I can here..

Maybe i got you wrong?

It sounds like you get treated like a doormat and are emotionally needy.A shrink is a good idea.

Maybe not!

For both points there is nothing concerning PolishForums,

Why not it's a forum, he is welcome to post whatever he wants.

I wish you all the best in the future

Maybe not!

but please dont come whining on here- this forum is usually an interesting place, not some lonely hearts club

Guess not.
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11 Oct 2009
History / Weapons of WWII (Poland and other countries) [239]

My dad was based in Berlin during the 50s (national service) and he remembers this old war horse colonel who had served all his life in the army and was due to be pensioned off (very reluctantly) His only hope and biggest wish was that the Russians would invade so he wouldn't have to leave.
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11 Oct 2009
Love / My recent experience with a Polish girl. [231]

Irish, huh

I was about say that explains it :-)

I'd like to see her as a friend

I don't think that would work, you have feelings other than friendship.
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11 Oct 2009
History / Weapons of WWII (Poland and other countries) [239]

You kind of grasped that, didn't you?

Yes i did and agree with you.

thanks for the glib a.sshole point you've made.

You are more than welcome :-)

One victim of the commando order with a great sting in tail

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Godwin_RNVR
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11 Oct 2009
Love / My recent experience with a Polish girl. [231]

Well the initial interest, naturally...
but then the English side comes in to it and she loses interest, quicker than lager turns to pee :)

Not quite how i was going to put it :-)

My great grandfather (on my grandmothers side) was from the R.O.I.
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11 Oct 2009
History / Weapons of WWII (Poland and other countries) [239]

in american uniforms

Not in their own

operation bulbasket

After the men had been captured they were handed over to German security forces commanded by SS Sturmbannführer Hans Josef Kieffer, the senior German intelligence officer in Paris, and were held in prison in Paris for a month. Kieffer then had the prisoners dressed in civilian clothes and they were taken back to the woods near their base and shot with Sten guns to make it look like a misunderstanding between Allies. One SAS trooper, however, managed to escape the massacre and after the war gave evidence at the Nuremberg trials against Kieffer, who received a death sentence.[3]

See John Godwin link above.
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11 Oct 2009
History / Weapons of WWII (Poland and other countries) [239]

Germans they caught...

In foreign uniforms perhaps.

The order itself stated that

From now on all men operating against German troops in so-called commando raids, even if they are in uniform, whether armed or unarmed, in battle or in flight, are to be annihilated to the last man.... Even if these individuals on discovery ... give themselves up as prisoners, no pardon is on any account to be given.
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11 Oct 2009
History / Weapons of WWII (Poland and other countries) [239]

Operation Greif in american uniforms were shot half an hour later...no Hague convention for them.

SAS, LRDG, Royal Marines commando

Didn't tend to go on ops dressed in German uniforms.
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11 Oct 2009
History / Weapons of WWII (Poland and other countries) [239]

If they intended to go behind enemy lines they did for sure...

SOE maybe but not the raids i mentioned and i have been to Sacsehausen and there is a picture of the British sailors arriving there in what is clearly RN attire.

I do not doubt some Germans were shot "willy nilly" but there was no wholesale order out on what were regular soldiers and not spies.
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11 Oct 2009
History / Weapons of WWII (Poland and other countries) [239]

reep what you sow and all that.

i think this is what you were after from Arthur Harris

The Nazis entered this war under the rather childish delusion that they were going to bomb everyone else, and nobody was going to bomb them. At Rotterdam, London, Warsaw, and half a hundred other places, they put their rather naive theory into operation. They sowed the wind, and now they are going to reap the whirlwind.[12][13]
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11 Oct 2009
Love / My recent experience with a Polish girl. [231]

Theres another girl on the scene right now anyway

Forget the other one mate and take poleaxe with a pinch of salt he may come across all tough but he has a heart of gold really.