ladykangaroo
28 Feb 2012
Language / Polish sayings [236]
Tak to jest na tym świecie?
"tacto eye yachtum sveche"
Tak to jest na tym świecie?
"Sąd sądem a sprawiedliwość musi być po naszej stronie"
ladykangaroo
28 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Why can't unemployed Polish people on benefits just leave UK and go home please? [240]
I did. No response there to the actual figure I gave you (based mainly on Worker Registration Scheme / Home Office sources, not "think tank with a hidden agenda").
577.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-10634102
Try not to quadruple every number you quote.
You need to read my own post LK 'Why do Poles think they are wanted' etc.
I did. No response there to the actual figure I gave you (based mainly on Worker Registration Scheme / Home Office sources, not "think tank with a hidden agenda").
Thousands of young British guys died in needless wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
577.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-10634102
Try not to quadruple every number you quote.
ladykangaroo
28 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Why can't unemployed Polish people on benefits just leave UK and go home please? [240]
Be a darling, throw me a link to that response, would you?
Obviously you haven't paid any attention to my wonderful response.
Be a darling, throw me a link to that response, would you?
ladykangaroo
28 Feb 2012
Genealogy / My dad's last name was Polak - Do I look in any way Polish? [57]
Feminists don't care how they look like ;)
I think it may be due to the fact that getting the "average" face means that the symmetry is taking over (and there is a strong correlation between facial symmetry and perceived beauty), the individual traits are lost (including the ones that could qualify a person more like a duckling and not a swan) and you get the pleasant, blurred, averageness :)
Wow this picture was definetly made by feminists
Feminists don't care how they look like ;)
I think it may be due to the fact that getting the "average" face means that the symmetry is taking over (and there is a strong correlation between facial symmetry and perceived beauty), the individual traits are lost (including the ones that could qualify a person more like a duckling and not a swan) and you get the pleasant, blurred, averageness :)
ladykangaroo
28 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Why can't unemployed Polish people on benefits just leave UK and go home please? [240]
Yes, if "here" means your imagination.
I have already shown you the charts with more precise data.
There's 2 million of them here
Yes, if "here" means your imagination.
I have already shown you the charts with more precise data.
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
Language / "Pamiętaj o śmierci" Is this correct? [24]
You can, but it looks funny. I wouldn't do that.
Yes, in my opinion.
So I cannot capitalize the S or O?
You can, but it looks funny. I wouldn't do that.
Could I leave the whole phrase un-capitalized?
Yes, in my opinion.
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
Genealogy / My dad's last name was Polak - Do I look in any way Polish? [57]
Here is how a typical Polish (and not only Polish) woman supposedly looks like: randommization.com/2011/02/08/what-women-look-like-on-an-average-pic/
Here is how a typical Polish (and not only Polish) woman supposedly looks like: randommization.com/2011/02/08/what-women-look-like-on-an-average-pic/
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
I would, as I have the original publication in front of me, but having in mind how many factual mistakes and misinterpretations are here (re: habitual residency, benefits requirements, percentages - you obviously have not checked the age groups for example)... My heart sank so deep that I really don't see the way to fish it out any time soon and respond to this.
Lets look at Magda
I would, as I have the original publication in front of me, but having in mind how many factual mistakes and misinterpretations are here (re: habitual residency, benefits requirements, percentages - you obviously have not checked the age groups for example)... My heart sank so deep that I really don't see the way to fish it out any time soon and respond to this.
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
Genealogy / My dad's last name was Polak - Do I look in any way Polish? [57]
So are you saying that you have never set foot in Chile and you are truly from NY?
Hence why locations are all changed to once again avoid stalkers.
So are you saying that you have never set foot in Chile and you are truly from NY?
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
Genealogy / My dad's last name was Polak - Do I look in any way Polish? [57]
Oh my my, I must have missed that.
facebook.com/Umi.Kani/info
zettai-cosplay.deviantart.com/
cosplay.com/member/212005/
fotolog.com/zettai_cosplay/
I wonder if Miss Katherine Ramos knows her photos are being used here :]
ut she DOESN'T HAVE a Facebook account! Remember?
Oh my my, I must have missed that.
facebook.com/Umi.Kani/info
zettai-cosplay.deviantart.com/
cosplay.com/member/212005/
fotolog.com/zettai_cosplay/
I wonder if Miss Katherine Ramos knows her photos are being used here :]
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
Oh, I am sorry. I will speak no more, your highness <bow>
Who are you to disccus with me like it?
Oh, I am sorry. I will speak no more, your highness <bow>
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
Without working first there could be hardly any "milking".
How could you qualify for 99% of benefits available there if you hadn't worked (and paid taxes) for a good few years before that?
They went there to work, not to milk the system.
Without working first there could be hardly any "milking".
How could you qualify for 99% of benefits available there if you hadn't worked (and paid taxes) for a good few years before that?
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
Genealogy / My dad's last name was Polak - Do I look in any way Polish? [57]
Lovely stuff. So much good energy, positive thoughts and general appreciation of life and others... :D :D
(could you please write once again this precious comment about negative attitudes of other females? :D )
Sorry. To me they do. And dealing with my impressions is YOUR problem. Obviously you do have one :D
Always a nice thing to keep you busy over the afternoon coffee :D
This is why I don't like other women. Pft. *******, all of them.
[...]
you women are really insecure
[...]
Reason number one as to why I despise other women
[...]
you women are really insecure
[...]
Reason number one as to why I despise other women
Lovely stuff. So much good energy, positive thoughts and general appreciation of life and others... :D :D
(could you please write once again this precious comment about negative attitudes of other females? :D )
when they're not showing off that look at all.
Sorry. To me they do. And dealing with my impressions is YOUR problem. Obviously you do have one :D
Already a cat fight
Always a nice thing to keep you busy over the afternoon coffee :D
ladykangaroo
27 Feb 2012
Genealogy / My dad's last name was Polak - Do I look in any way Polish? [57]
...it's not the make-up.
It's the subtle facebook-duckface expression that makes it almost impossible to tell the difference between girls, regardless of their nationality and ancestry :D
You do look lovely on the photo, less lovely in your posts here, however to track any Polish traits you would have to post something less glamour- and more passport-type.
GabiDaHun
...it's not the make-up.
It's the subtle facebook-duckface expression that makes it almost impossible to tell the difference between girls, regardless of their nationality and ancestry :D
TiffP
You do look lovely on the photo, less lovely in your posts here, however to track any Polish traits you would have to post something less glamour- and more passport-type.
ladykangaroo
26 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Why can't unemployed Polish people on benefits just leave UK and go home please? [240]
oxon should be able to provide you with a comprehensive list of what you can get as soon as you set foot on British soil (on Victoria Station, to be precise).
oxon?
can I claim benefits right away?
oxon should be able to provide you with a comprehensive list of what you can get as soon as you set foot on British soil (on Victoria Station, to be precise).
oxon?
ladykangaroo
26 Feb 2012
ladykangaroo
26 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
Thank you.
No need to, I trust you in this matter.
I was admitting
Thank you.
post a photo of the receipt
No need to, I trust you in this matter.
ladykangaroo
26 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
Person working / living in Ireland.
Self-explanatory.
I understand even now you are ready to provide an alternative explanation?
A person is entitled to family benefits in a competent Member State
Person working / living in Ireland.
including for members of his/her family residing in another Member State
Self-explanatory.
I understand even now you are ready to provide an alternative explanation?
ladykangaroo
25 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
"Local" as my previous post said. Local - as Irish. However having in mind how ridiculously understaffed Irish practices are there is a good chance the GP himself will be from India, Poland or France.
They would, they did and they will. The only ones hit really hard by the lack of PPS no. are the employees - the resulting emergency tax can be quite painful to the pocket.
True. That's why asking for a letter from employer can and will never get official.
Gosh, I start to doubt if you really live in Ireland. The complete detachment from the reality...
europa.eu/legislation_summaries/internal_market/living_and_working_in_the_internal_market/c10521_en.htm
Barnardos Ireland, please.
And say these "GP" practices in some village on the Polish border
"Local" as my previous post said. Local - as Irish. However having in mind how ridiculously understaffed Irish practices are there is a good chance the GP himself will be from India, Poland or France.
You cant work legally without a PPS number. NO reputable business would employ someone without a PPS number.
They would, they did and they will. The only ones hit really hard by the lack of PPS no. are the employees - the resulting emergency tax can be quite painful to the pocket.
Everyone, legally resident in the state, is entitled to a PPS number
True. That's why asking for a letter from employer can and will never get official.
Gosh, I start to doubt if you really live in Ireland. The complete detachment from the reality...
Show me EU legislation that pertains your view
europa.eu/legislation_summaries/internal_market/living_and_working_in_the_internal_market/c10521_en.htm
Barnardos Ireland, please.
ladykangaroo
25 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / WHAT IS IT ABOUT POLISH PEOPLE THAT MAKES THEM THINK THAT UK WANTS THEM? [309]
Well, wouldn't you like that? :D
Dublin was actually supposed to be just a short stop on the way to New Zealand, one year max. Several years later I'm stll here. Intending to stay for a good while, even if only for the sake of annoying you :D
Well, wouldn't you like that? :D
Dublin was actually supposed to be just a short stop on the way to New Zealand, one year max. Several years later I'm stll here. Intending to stay for a good while, even if only for the sake of annoying you :D
ladykangaroo
25 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
You don't seem to be listening.
Nowadays to apply for a child benefit you are often asked to furnish the GP letter.
When applying for PPS number - you are often asked to provide a letter from employer confirming that you are working.
These are only two procedures (apparently aimed at cutting the social benefits people apply for) that I stumbled upon just recently, there may be more I am not aware of.
And although these internal measures sound reasonable and I could easily support them - they cannot be legally implemented. The cost of accessing EU 40 years ago.
20 million? That's peanuts.
The new fancy court building in Dublin cost 7 times that.
80% of child benifit to children not living here goes to Poland
You don't seem to be listening.
Nowadays to apply for a child benefit you are often asked to furnish the GP letter.
When applying for PPS number - you are often asked to provide a letter from employer confirming that you are working.
These are only two procedures (apparently aimed at cutting the social benefits people apply for) that I stumbled upon just recently, there may be more I am not aware of.
And although these internal measures sound reasonable and I could easily support them - they cannot be legally implemented. The cost of accessing EU 40 years ago.
€20.9 million in 2008
20 million? That's peanuts.
The new fancy court building in Dublin cost 7 times that.
ladykangaroo
25 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / WHAT IS IT ABOUT POLISH PEOPLE THAT MAKES THEM THINK THAT UK WANTS THEM? [309]
I've had a chance to realise that you don't have a clue about figures (unless they fit your agenda) :)
As for your 2m Poles in the UK:
stat.gov.pl/cps/rde/xbcr/gus/PUBL_lud_infor_o_rozm_i_kierunk_emigra_z_polski_w_latach_2004_2010.pdf
page 3 shows the total number of Polish people living in a given country at the end of each year 2004-2010. "Wielka Brytania" would be particularly interesting for you.
You should have explained this better to them because last time I checked Australian agencies were recruiting hard at Polish universities. Where I was studying "open days" explaining how to study and work in Australia were organised at least twice a year :D
I don't know about your figures
I've had a chance to realise that you don't have a clue about figures (unless they fit your agenda) :)
As for your 2m Poles in the UK:
stat.gov.pl/cps/rde/xbcr/gus/PUBL_lud_infor_o_rozm_i_kierunk_emigra_z_polski_w_latach_2004_2010.pdf
page 3 shows the total number of Polish people living in a given country at the end of each year 2004-2010. "Wielka Brytania" would be particularly interesting for you.
each time I reinforced what happened to the UK once the Poles were allowed in
You should have explained this better to them because last time I checked Australian agencies were recruiting hard at Polish universities. Where I was studying "open days" explaining how to study and work in Australia were organised at least twice a year :D
ladykangaroo
25 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / WHAT IS IT ABOUT POLISH PEOPLE THAT MAKES THEM THINK THAT UK WANTS THEM? [309]
Becuse they have over 200,000 Polish people there :D
Why do you think Australia is such a paradise?
Becuse they have over 200,000 Polish people there :D
ladykangaroo
25 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
So you say.
My friends' experiences say the opposite.
Nope. A bert cert suffices.
So you say.
My friends' experiences say the opposite.
ladykangaroo
25 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / Unemployed Poles in Ireland : a crash course in milking the system [323]
As far as I know recently for a child benefit to be received a local GP has to sign the papers confirming that he is taking regular care of that particular child. That would mean that he has to see them on a regular basis, am I right?
However logical it sounds it seems to be against EU regulations and someone will challenge this procedure sooner or later.
It matters not a jot if the child has never set foot on Irish soil
As far as I know recently for a child benefit to be received a local GP has to sign the papers confirming that he is taking regular care of that particular child. That would mean that he has to see them on a regular basis, am I right?
However logical it sounds it seems to be against EU regulations and someone will challenge this procedure sooner or later.
ladykangaroo
24 Feb 2012
UK, Ireland / WHAT IS IT ABOUT POLISH PEOPLE THAT MAKES THEM THINK THAT UK WANTS THEM? [309]
So you chose paying your internet bill over filling the fridge?
I am hungry now, really hungry
So you chose paying your internet bill over filling the fridge?
ladykangaroo
24 Feb 2012
Travel / Why does everyone seem to hate LOT Polish Airlines? [380]
Yes, for the last 3 months or so. For additional charge.
Before that the best you could do was buy "priority boarding". Which actually was quite a hillarious invention - at many airports you got into "priority queue" of 10-15 people, got through the gate as one of the first - and then ended up in a bus that was waiting for the rest of the passengers to take everyone to the plane somewhere at the far side of the airport. The whole thing was highly surreal.
I could and should say exactly the same about your post here :]
They DO allow seat selection at booking time
Yes, for the last 3 months or so. For additional charge.
Before that the best you could do was buy "priority boarding". Which actually was quite a hillarious invention - at many airports you got into "priority queue" of 10-15 people, got through the gate as one of the first - and then ended up in a bus that was waiting for the rest of the passengers to take everyone to the plane somewhere at the far side of the airport. The whole thing was highly surreal.
Stop trolling.
I could and should say exactly the same about your post here :]
ladykangaroo
24 Feb 2012
ladykangaroo
24 Feb 2012
Travel / Why does everyone seem to hate LOT Polish Airlines? [380]
Since 1970s the domestic flights have had their fair share of the market.
Also, as nowadays the rail connections become more and more expensive (and less and less reliable) Eurolot seems to be taking over.
I have always thought it happened only to Ryanair flights as they did not assign any seats to the passengers and everyone wanted to be the first one on board to get their window / aisle sea, whatever the preference was. Not to mention the fact that there is never enough space for everyone's luggage.
Why on earth this should happen to a flight that operates in a civilised manner (ie. allows people select their seats during booking / check in procedures) is beyond my comprehension.
Do Polish people actually fly then?
Since 1970s the domestic flights have had their fair share of the market.
Also, as nowadays the rail connections become more and more expensive (and less and less reliable) Eurolot seems to be taking over.
The question is, why does this happen?
I have always thought it happened only to Ryanair flights as they did not assign any seats to the passengers and everyone wanted to be the first one on board to get their window / aisle sea, whatever the preference was. Not to mention the fact that there is never enough space for everyone's luggage.
Why on earth this should happen to a flight that operates in a civilised manner (ie. allows people select their seats during booking / check in procedures) is beyond my comprehension.
ladykangaroo
24 Feb 2012
Language / The usage of: oboje, obaj, oba, obie [16]
And since when "park" is a "male"? ;)
Park is a masculine noun, but you CANNOT say *obaj parki
And since when "park" is a "male"? ;)