He would sell toilet paper in the black market.

This winter is particularly freezing in Krakow and i was just curious to know how most people can cope with these temperatures and if life goes on just as normal in terms of work, everyday life,etc

espana:
even stones :(

even Toilet Paper :(

Great list! :) I had fun.

I speak of the majority.

She really well educated, currently studying for a doctorate.

I think she left home when she was young, raised the kids on her own, so she was basically a kid raising kids, so no adult values to pass down to them as she had none.

When I am finished with scanning the physical valors of a woman,

I wanted feed back from Polish members as to whether or not this was normal Polish behaviour, which is what she explains it as.

The modern generation of Polish people are unfortunately rude and without manners.

And since when does the catholic church keep Polish teens from screwing?

Perhaps not all teens will listen to this but I am convinced that many do.

Absolutely. My girlfriend is Polish and she and her kids are completely lacking in basic manners, for instance if we are invited out for a meal they simply eat and leave. No thank you's, no see you soon, they just feed their faces, invariably turning their noses up at anything which isn't meat or potato, and leave.

We sacrifice the whole bath for the fish. Go to have a shower to our neighbours`. :):):):):)

This is an outrage! Not only do you come over here and eat all our swans, pinch all the jobs etc now you are breaking our records too.

I simply don't want to live in a uniform world where every country looks, tastes and sounds the same.

I've come across cases where Native speakers were unable to follow Englang conversations between second language speakers, because the references and 'mistakes' were understood by the L2 speakers but not by the L1 speaker.

Love is the worst reason.

I don't know how many times you will save my life this winter. I owe you a lot.

pointing them out would be much more useful HERE than arguing about statistics.

I actually saw this in Poznan, little fellow didn't have a chance.

Is that the stuff that comes in plastic bottles? I have a British friend that mysteriously loves the stuff :(

(yes, I bought it because I wanted to experience what cheap Polish beer was like...never again!)

That was a joke. I forgot smiley ;).

You are totally right :)

Yeah it is a sin but it doesn't count if you commit bigger sins with it.

Alcohol is inevitable in that circumstances. It is not a sin as you have to protect your health :)