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Joined: 13 Mar 2010 / Male ♂
Last Post: 17 Mar 2010
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purplewolf   
15 Mar 2010
Life / 3 reasons why you hate Poland. [1049]

1) traitorous and immoral politicians
2) terrible roads
3) influential juice*

*MonaVie Kosher™
purplewolf   
15 Mar 2010
Travel / Poland from a Persian Tourist's Perspective [269]

CIA stating that Israel is not going to be in existence for much longer.

CIA helps to destroy Israel in near future?.. Everything's possible with Obanana on the board..
purplewolf   
15 Mar 2010
News / Did you know that Polish army is the weakest in Central Europe?.. [150]

Maybe we should from time to time.I mean its becoming boring to be only attacked.

Neee, such values as morality and humanism are priceless.. They can't be replaced by violence and power.. It's better to defend your country effectively than to attack, even with preemptive intentions... I love Poles for morality in international relations... But being moral cannot signify a weakness.. Witkacy used to say that only strong people can be really moral...
purplewolf   
15 Mar 2010
Language / Jakoś tam będzie [4]

I guess it has a figurative sense, hasn't it?

Yes, it does.. It's a famous Polish "jebałpiesizm pospolity" known as a specific form of "pessimistic optimism" [sic]...

"Jakoś to będzie" is more correct, i guess... The word "tam" doesn't fit the phrase...
purplewolf   
15 Mar 2010
Life / Why do majority of Polish are afraid to admit their nationality? [28]

In your opinion what is the base for behavior like this?

Totally unfounded inferiority complex typical for postcommunist societies.. However I observe very positive phenomenon: Poles seem to be more'n'more proud of their nationality nowadays... and that's good because they've got plenty of reasons to be proud of themselves..
purplewolf   
15 Mar 2010
Life / Why do majority of Polish are afraid to admit their nationality? [28]

As we all know, to have been born British is to have drawn the winning ticket in the lottery of life.

Sure thing!... Living amongst rapidly growing population of fanatical muslim goatfuuckers is a pure fun by definition...
purplewolf   
15 Mar 2010
Travel / Question about the Rynek and City of Wroclaw [15]

what is wroclaw missing? what would it need to bring it into the 21st century??

Changing the name of the city to Breslau and making German the second official language... ;).. ah.. i almost forgot about eth(n)ical Germans in municipal authorities, we need them too along with financial and political support of Bundesregierung....
purplewolf   
16 Mar 2010
History / Which nation were the biggest pussies of WWII? [120]

They may be excused as they didnt have a country from which to form a regiment let alone an army.

But they had opportunity to join foreign armies.. Some of them did, in Poland for example, but majority of them (excluding women and children of course) chose to die as cattle - without any fight whatsoever..
purplewolf   
16 Mar 2010
History / Which nation were the biggest pussies of WWII? [120]

Italians.
French.
Jews.

This list doesn't make much sense.. Italians were allies of nazis as well as some Frenchmen (Vichy France).. Nazis didn't really want to annihilate any of them... Jews were destined for death and they knew it very well, they had nothing to lose.. Giving up in such situation is nothing but a total evidence of being a pusssy...
purplewolf   
16 Mar 2010
History / Which nation were the biggest pussies of WWII? [120]

Only because you're stupid

The nickname you use doesn't make you any wiser either.. ;)

groups that performed badly

Explain to us, Sokrates, the IQ demon, how Italians could have "performed badly" against Germans whereas they were an official ally of the Third Reich?.. ;)
purplewolf   
17 Mar 2010
Language / The finer points of Polish grammar - 1 (podróżni) [22]

1) Wrócił przed półtora (miesiąc).
2) Wrócił przed półtora (rok).

Weird.. I'd write it: "Wrócił półtora miesiąca temu", "wrócił półtora roku temu"...

1) Wrócił przed półtora miesiącem
2) Wrócił przed półtora rokiem