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ShortHairThug   
22 May 2012
Life / Polish people are the most ignorant people in the world! [335]

I come on this forum to learn about Poland and hopefully about Europe as a whole.I do not bash Poland or any country for that matter.Governments are a different story.

LOL. You have to be kidding!

1. What part of my statement you find crude or offensive? Of course I'm biased to my own comment so please quote me on the part you find crude, show the errors of my way to the entire forum community by using the quote button, that's what's it for, use it liberally. As it happens my statement was rather conservative and polite, expressed in a gentleman like fashion. Perhaps it was just his lucky day as he caught me on one of my better days.

2. I understand you find my comment to be offensive as it is aimed at Americans (and intentionally so btw) that's expected but crude? Even the one that was deleted by the moderators was nowhere near that but it's their prerogative to do so. Perhaps you missed the one made by one of your own countrymen (the one you're not so sure of). It's ironic you try to teach me proper forum etiquette yet remaining mysteriously silent in regards to the comments made by one of your own, don't you think? Should I read more to it than it meets the eye?

3. I'm glad to hear your interests very and would like to explore a wider world, venture beyond your shores so to speak even if it's only through cyberspace and to separate yourself from the rest of that isolationist crowd. By all means do explore and enjoy your stay on PF. Must warn you though; do try to grow a thicker skin.

Just remember that other non jackass Americans read your posts.

I'm very well aware of that fact, so if you want me to heed your advice, take you seriously in the future and don't take you for just another American Troll I'll advise you not to take sides as it further reinforces my not so favorable opinion about your kind as it is. You can join the debate anytime you want and argue your point to your heart content if something bothers you but whatever you do don't encourage trolls by taking sides or be one yourself.
ShortHairThug   
21 May 2012
Life / Polish people are the most ignorant people in the world! [335]

it doesn't even make sense.

Perhaps you lack a simple comprehension skill, besides I never accused Americans of being the sharpest bunch.

you hate americans

Do I? Your paranoia is clouding your judgment.

now try to stay on topic.

So what is the topic? Some more anti-Polish rant started by some dumb f*** Yank who can’t stand the heat once the debate changes course? Now go cry on your mums shoulder, ***** and moan how much everyone dislikes you to her, you won’t get sympathy from me.
ShortHairThug   
21 May 2012
Life / Polish people are the most ignorant people in the world! [335]

just by calling somewhere "exotic" doesn't make it a nice safe place to visit

You might say I’m a living testament that such ordeal is possible.

the jungles of Vietnam are "exciting" but you probably wouldn't last 10 minutes inside one before you got bit by a venomous snake, eaten by a tiger or chewed up alive by insects the size of fists. surely an ideal place for a family of 4 to go visit.

Why would you think that jungles of Vietnam would be any different? Different strokes…….. as the Yankee saying goes, you lack the sense of adventure and that’s your problem. What scares the living daylights out of you, you tend to bash, once you show some respect I’m sure your family of 4 would be quiet safe and even the jungles of Vietnam would welcome you. Your second option is truly the American way, get a bigger gun next time you plan your trip abroad but bear in mind that while it satisfies the false sense of security it creates animosity towards the visitor, locals simply don’t appreciate it as much as you think.

Ooooooh.......I see. I'm American and made some comment about somewhere being "3rd world" and that makes me the a$$hole American now. Heaven forbid I have an opinion about somewhere and it automatically becomes an American exceptionalism issue.

Heaven forbid I would deny you your first amendment right, of course you’re entitled to your opinion and you’re free to voice it anytime you wish. Bear in mind that when an a$$hole makes its opinion known as you have so eloquently stated in a rude, obnoxious and loud manner at a social gathering more often than not it’s simply not appreciated by the rest of the participants at such an event even if they don’t come out and let you know right there and then.

You're completely out of line and simply looking for a fight.

I beg to differ; it is you that’s out of line, besides Those are the fighting words!.
ShortHairThug   
5 May 2012
Genealogy / I am of Polish descent (i am something called kashoop). Kaszub, Kashubian? [19]

changed the name to schawitsch, to americanize it, not even sure how to spell the original, but it is pronounced jukavitch

I doubt the pronunciation is like you claim it to be. Judging by the bastardized American spelling the original had to be something like Szczawicz, that's pretty damn close but I doubt there's a surname like that, perhaps Szczechowicz or something very similar.
ShortHairThug   
6 Mar 2012
History / Terrible past for the Jews in Poland? [930]

Jews were better businessmen and often still are. I can say it because I have worked with both and Jews are probably twice as hardworking as Poles.

LOL. Sure there are successful Jewish businessmen on an individual level just like with everyone else but overall? Take CCCP for example overwhelmingly in Jewish hands, everything nationalize yet in a span of 70 years they have manage to make a largest state on earth with unimaginable natural resources go bankrupt while firmly at the helm, the satellite states? Well we all know, don’t we?

Israel does not fair better in that respect, with all the aid over the years from US alone, billions of dollars on an annual basis with population of roughly eight million that would make every man woman and chilled instant millionaire many times over with enough money left over to successfully run the state. It should truly be a land of milk and honey and if all of them were able to multiply their wealth? One can only imagine a Utopian state the likes of which the world has never seen before, yet what do we have? Your paranoia simply won’t let you.

Don’t forget business and political zeal is not the same, success of an individual is not the same as that of a nation or tribe you belong to, where is that business sense that is inherited by ever single Jew you speak of, the hard work and know how? And that is the FACT. I sure as hell don’t see it.

Believe me, no one is even remotely Jealous of what’s going on there. Instead all I see is plenty of Jews coming here and introducing topics related to the Jewish issues, with such a small minority of you in Poland you’re way over represented on this forum but that seem to be a reoccurring theme. Surely you don’t envy us? Do you?
ShortHairThug   
27 Feb 2012
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]

No, but I did have a Greek for a neighbor with whom I use to talk quite often, he was just miserable as his pension check was constantly late, now he worries if he will be receiving one at all. Nice guy, I feel for him and no this does not make me smile.
ShortHairThug   
27 Feb 2012
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]

I have recently returned from a trip abroad, contrary to the statements made by many foreigners here I personally have not noticed all those happy smiley people abroad either, perhaps I had a way too big expectation after reading all those stories here of what awaits me in a foreign exotic land seeing nothing but teeth everywhere I turn. Perhaps it’s just an exaggeration on your part but being a realist myself I find comfort in a more down to earth explanation for this phenomena. Imagine, perhaps those poor bastards abroad don’t have much to smile about these days either, which by the way puts a smile on my face. Strange. :-)
ShortHairThug   
25 Feb 2012
Travel / Why does everyone seem to hate LOT Polish Airlines? [382]

And in 14 years it hasn't gotten any better.

So what exactly makes you choose LOT over other airlines, time and time again for 14 years now? Kind of hard to tell from your story.
ShortHairThug   
12 Feb 2012
Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

Oy vey! Marek. You read Gross, hence your dilemma.
ShortHairThug   
12 Feb 2012
Genealogy / Jewish Roots of Poland [638]

A few things, you sick Anti-Semitic vermin.

A few things you vile a hole, Yes your post is a complete BS with malicious intent to prove God know what. You had a year to date to respond to this since your original post and you still don’t get it, do you? Are all Canadians as dense as you or is it simply you? Clearly it’s not just the Polish language that you have a problem with but your own native English as well. I suggest you work on your reading comprehension skills Eh?

PS. I assume Mods deleted some posts and the quote by you in the other members post is directed at me. Yup just checked the bin. Wow, really brave of you indeed, all this coming from someone whom it only took a year short of one day to grow some balls. Two more years of intensive training and you might be ready for me. LOL
ShortHairThug   
10 Feb 2012
Language / Polish was chosen the HARDEST LANGUAGE in the world to learn... :D [1558]

Wonder how ya say "jackditation" (a specious or spurious legal claim) in Polish.

Not quite sure what you mean, I have look that up.
Did you mean 'jactitation' (a maliciously boasting or giving out by one party that he or she is married to the other).
ShortHairThug   
10 Feb 2012
Language / Polish was chosen the HARDEST LANGUAGE in the world to learn... :D [1558]

Which d'you mean?

Easier of course.

How's about "Trzy Czechy cieszą się ciesać się." = Three Czechs enjoy combing their hair.
:-))

Czechów Trzech cieszy się czesaniem włosów. LOL

How about (Dżdżystym rankiem gżegżółki i piegże, zamiast wziąć się za dżdżownice, nażarły się na czczo miąższu rzeżuchy i rzędem rzygały do rozżarzonej brytfanny)
ShortHairThug   
8 Feb 2012
News / Does Poland support the idea of Slavic unity? [142]

The vivid example of the Slavonic Unity is the Grunwald Battle 1410 a.D.when Slavonic people were united for to stop the expancy of Catholicism to the east

Is that really what you are thought in Russia? Great to see that Russian propaganda is still working properly.

Slavic unity has nothing to do with murdering people.

Could have fooled me, have you forgotten Russian version of it already? And what it means to be Soviet by force?

Lucky Poland has limited influence in Slavic Europe and the world.

Here comes the truth out. What you dream of is Russian domination again not unity. With that statement alone you have reminded me why I’m against that kind of arrangement.

Poland will have Great influence in the world only when it begin think and do in it's own way, without western or eastern influence in minding. When it shows it's own will and desire to leave in peace and harmony.

Like Russia throughout its brief history is or ever was a shining example of a peaceful nation. LOL
This whole thread is pathetic and ironic if you think about it, two Russians here pissing in the wind, one for, one against with a corus of Jews butting in stating how absurd this idea really is but in reality all working for a common goal.

This idea must really scare the living daylights out of you all. It’s the stuff nightmares are made of for the likes of you, really. I had enough of this BS for now won’t even bother to read the rest.
ShortHairThug   
27 Jan 2012
News / Communist era 'newspeak' appeals the most to Poland PiS supporters (what a surprise) [89]

I wish to retract my statement

No need to do so, no one wants to reveal too much information about themselves on an open forum, you simply did not know but I do have that much more respect for you by doing so.

My comment about General J still stands, poor bastard, he could have not done much else in the circumstances

I would still like to hear one good reason for this belief of yours. There’s nothing in his past that would indicate his independent thought, his willingness to put the wellbeing of the country ahead of his own ambitions and eagerness to please his masters. Perhaps I’m biased in my opinion of the man but feel free to convince me otherwise. What makes you think he’s capable of any kind of sacrifice, be it damn if you will or damn if you don’t given his past? There’s a time in everyone’s life when one has to make a stand but declaring the martial law on his own people was no more than satisfying his masters at Kremlin hoping to bring the nation back to the status quo without having to deal with the cost or consequences such action might bring. The gamble they took by letting their boy doing their dirty deed simply did not pay off, end of story.

How really rotten and broke their empire really was we’ve seen a decade later when the whole house of cards collapsed without a struggle and they were impotent to do anything about it. So what makes you think that Russians were so powerful a decade earlier that they would risk so much by stepping in when in reality the image they projected to the rest of the world was far from the reality they faced? Don’t you think that the elite at Kremlin were not aware of that?
ShortHairThug   
27 Jan 2012
News / Communist era 'newspeak' appeals the most to Poland PiS supporters (what a surprise) [89]

you are saying that you lived in Poland during Martial Law

It would appear so, while the declaration of martial law is but a historical footage for most of you on this forum there are some who remember it like it was yesterday, Pawian, Dariusz and perhaps few others. What can I say watching it live was memorable to say the least and made quite an impression on a kid of my age, what followed left an even greater impression.
ShortHairThug   
27 Jan 2012
News / Communist era 'newspeak' appeals the most to Poland PiS supporters (what a surprise) [89]

it is common sense

Common sense my foot! You did not live through it, I did!
This traitor never stuck his neck out in his entire lifetime; he was always faithfully carrying out the orders given to him. 20 years on since the transition of power we can move on past those events but the least we can do now is to start talking about those events honestly (i nie owijać gówna w bawełnę). No one seeks revenge anymore there’s no immediate danger of lynch mobs chasing the traitors calling for public execution. No danger of country falling into chaos. No need to give them a way out and guarantee their personal safety once they step down. What’s done is done! Everyone accepts it. This myth was invented to simply calm everyone down and move on, proceed with the transition of power as quickly as possible as that was the main objective on everyone’s mind back then.
ShortHairThug   
27 Jan 2012
News / Communist era 'newspeak' appeals the most to Poland PiS supporters (what a surprise) [89]

I have always been of the belief that the poor bastard could not have done much else

No matter how you slice it a Bastard that declares war on his own people is a traitor period, those who excuse such action as somehow being the lesser of two evils are simply naïve at best easily manipulated by propaganda machine designed to protect the losers ass from justice if not outright supporters themselves.
ShortHairThug   
6 Dec 2011
History / What proportion of the Polish population collaborated with the Nazis? [125]

after all, they were pious Catholics,

Many still are! What's that got to do with it? Only Jewish religion teaches hatred, segregation etc, besides I don't think the pious Jews were the ones that embraced the communism with such a zeal but the ones who were rather not very religious in the first place or descendants of some sect that practiced blood libel in the old days since we are using stereotypes as the guiding logic. Religious piety equals tolerance, zeal on the other hand , well we can see the results in Israel, don't you?
ShortHairThug   
29 Nov 2011
Language / Is the term 'Polak' derogatory?? [254]

Yet another "Pole" who can't speak Polish, and therefore doesn't know the difference between "Polak" and "Polack" - lol!

To your average redneck it’s all the same. Ignorance as to the meaning on their part does not change the intent, anyone that is trying to rationalize it any other way just another fool. Perhaps you know your Polish but you still have a lot to learn about American English.
ShortHairThug   
29 Nov 2011
Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4500]

Hi, could it be Dargevicius? I found 339 names with root darg (lith dargus/dargana means rainy, foul weather).

Anything’s possible. Dargiewicz surname originates from Pomorze region of Poland and so I would look to the Kashubian language for its meaning instead of Lithuanian. The root "darga" in Kashubian translates as "road" in its archaic form "dike" often used as a road or a pathway, so (son of dike builder or road builder) sounds good to me.
ShortHairThug   
24 Nov 2011
Genealogy / Auberzinski family name [18]

The name is only part of what the original name is...so I am at a dead end, unless a family member has the naturalization records of Julius and Mary.

This might be a longshot but there’s a very rare surname “Aubrecht-Prondziński”. Although at first glance it looks like someone’s first and last name I assure you it is not, it’s a legit surname. The first part comes from German name “Albert” the origins of the second part are unknown and baffles the researchers. If your family come to US from what used to be Prussia it might be worth looking into, even if it turns out to be a dead end. Good luck.