witek
12 Apr 2007
Language / Polish slang phrases - most popular. [606]
As you make your bed, so you must lie on it :)
As you make your bed, so you must lie on it :)
witek
12 Apr 2007
Love / Nice Polish women photos [329]
polish women are hot :) especially when they groove to the disco polo beat :)
polish women are hot :) especially when they groove to the disco polo beat :)
witek
12 Apr 2007
witek
9 Apr 2007
Food / Trying to find name of polish soup (szczawiowa) [14]
Zupa Szczawiowa
1/2 lb. sorrel
1 Tbls. butter
3 Tbls. water
4 cups strained meat stock
3-4 Tbls. flour
2 cups milk
2 raw egg yolks
1 Tbls. soft butter
salt and pepper, to taste
Wash well 1/2 lb. sorrel, trim away the stems, chop, and add to a skillet along with 1 Tbls. butter and 3 Tbls. water. Simmer on low heat under cover for 10 minutes.
Force mixture through a sieve into 4 cups strained meat stock and simmer a few minutes longer. Dissolve 3-4 Tbls. flour in 2 cups milk and add to the pot. Simmer briefly, the remove from heat. Fork-blend 2 raw egg yolks with 1 Tbls. soft butter, adding several tablespoons soup and stirring until smooth. Add to the pot. Salt and pepper, to taste.
Serve over hard-boiled egg slices. Instead of the eggs, it may be served over rice or with croutons!
Zupa Szczawiowa
1/2 lb. sorrel
1 Tbls. butter
3 Tbls. water
4 cups strained meat stock
3-4 Tbls. flour
2 cups milk
2 raw egg yolks
1 Tbls. soft butter
salt and pepper, to taste
Wash well 1/2 lb. sorrel, trim away the stems, chop, and add to a skillet along with 1 Tbls. butter and 3 Tbls. water. Simmer on low heat under cover for 10 minutes.
Force mixture through a sieve into 4 cups strained meat stock and simmer a few minutes longer. Dissolve 3-4 Tbls. flour in 2 cups milk and add to the pot. Simmer briefly, the remove from heat. Fork-blend 2 raw egg yolks with 1 Tbls. soft butter, adding several tablespoons soup and stirring until smooth. Add to the pot. Salt and pepper, to taste.
Serve over hard-boiled egg slices. Instead of the eggs, it may be served over rice or with croutons!
witek
8 Apr 2007
witek
6 Apr 2007
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]
Arien,
i have been investing in some juniour/ small cap mining and gold stocks here in Canada. some have been very good investments:)
real-estate prices in Poland will keep growing. however you have to know what your are doing and have contacts there as not to get "burned"
carpe diem:)
Arien,
i have been investing in some juniour/ small cap mining and gold stocks here in Canada. some have been very good investments:)
real-estate prices in Poland will keep growing. however you have to know what your are doing and have contacts there as not to get "burned"
carpe diem:)
witek
6 Apr 2007
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]
i one day hope to live in the beautiful city of Gdansk when i do retire:)
i one day hope to live in the beautiful city of Gdansk when i do retire:)
witek
6 Apr 2007
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]
That's good Arien if you are happy:)
I want to retire when i'm 50-55 years of age that is why i am now investing in stocks and real-estate when possible.
That's good Arien if you are happy:)
I want to retire when i'm 50-55 years of age that is why i am now investing in stocks and real-estate when possible.
witek
6 Apr 2007
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]
Arien,
how about ?
1. investing/speculating in the stock market.
2. buying "dilapidated" real-estate to fix and "flip" for a profit
:)
Arien,
how about ?
1. investing/speculating in the stock market.
2. buying "dilapidated" real-estate to fix and "flip" for a profit
:)
witek
6 Apr 2007
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]
Arien wrote, "My salary: (If I manage to work a whole year! ) 20.000 € a year.:)
.. it's impossible to have a mortgage! So what do I do? I rent a cheaper appartment and throw a party untill I do get a chance to improve my situation." :)
Arien if you can't afford the house because you don't make enough $$$ then work 60-70 hours a week. save $$$ for the downpayment. :)
Arien,
You see Poles work alot harder and longer then Americans or Brits do. :)
Poles are hungry for both money $$$ and power.
Arien wrote, "My salary: (If I manage to work a whole year! ) 20.000 € a year.:)
.. it's impossible to have a mortgage! So what do I do? I rent a cheaper appartment and throw a party untill I do get a chance to improve my situation." :)
Arien if you can't afford the house because you don't make enough $$$ then work 60-70 hours a week. save $$$ for the downpayment. :)
Arien,
You see Poles work alot harder and longer then Americans or Brits do. :)
Poles are hungry for both money $$$ and power.
witek
6 Apr 2007
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]
polish mentality only will change with time... after a few generations.
polak to cwaniak :) (sly)
polish mentality only will change with time... after a few generations.
polak to cwaniak :) (sly)
witek
6 Apr 2007
witek
6 Apr 2007
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]
we Polish people like misery:) we celebrate every failed National Uprising and battle.
we don't like to smile , if you smile too much in Poland then something is wrong with you.
we Polish people are very jealous if our neighbour is doing better financially than us.
There is a Polish joke about a three farmers. the Jewish farmer is rich and has 3 cows while his neighbours the German and Polish farmers are poor and don't have any cows.
Each night before going to bed the German prays "God may I one day have the money to buy a cow"
while the Pole prays " God may the Jew's 3 cows die ":)
The most horrible thing is that Poles mistreat their countrymen abroad. :)
Polak Polakowi Wrogiem
we Polish people like misery:) we celebrate every failed National Uprising and battle.
we don't like to smile , if you smile too much in Poland then something is wrong with you.
we Polish people are very jealous if our neighbour is doing better financially than us.
There is a Polish joke about a three farmers. the Jewish farmer is rich and has 3 cows while his neighbours the German and Polish farmers are poor and don't have any cows.
Each night before going to bed the German prays "God may I one day have the money to buy a cow"
while the Pole prays " God may the Jew's 3 cows die ":)
The most horrible thing is that Poles mistreat their countrymen abroad. :)
Polak Polakowi Wrogiem
witek
5 Apr 2007
Genealogy / Kolasa surname [6]
Kolasa means a transport wagon used between 16 th- 19 th century in Eastern Poland which included Ukraine and Belarusia
Kolasa = 7097 people use this Surname as recorded 1998
Wa:324, BP:15, Bs:14, BB:684, By:244, Ch:33, Ci:7, Cz:110, El:76, Gd:125, Go:100, JG:109, Kl:62, Ka:398, Ki:417, Kn:81, Ko:24, Kr:377, Ks:34, Lg:87, Ls:18, Lu:178, £d:679, NS:170, Ol:35, Op:139, Os:10, Pl:148, Pt:27, Pł:66, Po:118, Pr:140, Ra:305, Rz:38, Sr:277, Sk:97, Sł:24, Su:20, Sz:151, Tb:573, Ta:51, To:71, Wb:100, Wł:8, Wr:184, Za:60, ZG:89
Kolasa means a transport wagon used between 16 th- 19 th century in Eastern Poland which included Ukraine and Belarusia
Kolasa = 7097 people use this Surname as recorded 1998
Wa:324, BP:15, Bs:14, BB:684, By:244, Ch:33, Ci:7, Cz:110, El:76, Gd:125, Go:100, JG:109, Kl:62, Ka:398, Ki:417, Kn:81, Ko:24, Kr:377, Ks:34, Lg:87, Ls:18, Lu:178, £d:679, NS:170, Ol:35, Op:139, Os:10, Pl:148, Pt:27, Pł:66, Po:118, Pr:140, Ra:305, Rz:38, Sr:277, Sk:97, Sł:24, Su:20, Sz:151, Tb:573, Ta:51, To:71, Wb:100, Wł:8, Wr:184, Za:60, ZG:89
witek
5 Apr 2007
witek
5 Apr 2007
Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4501]
Zadora is Polish :)
Zadora - is a Polish Coat of Arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
The coat of arms was created in 1292.
Notable bearers of this Coat of Arms include:
Przedbor z Brzezia
Zbigniew z Brzezia
Mykolas Kęsgaila
Stanislovas Kęsgaila
Przecław Lanckoroński
Stanisław Lanckoroński
Mikołaj Lanckoroński z Brzezia
Rumbold Wolimuntowicz
Michał Szweycer
Zadora is Polish :)
Zadora - is a Polish Coat of Arms. It was used by several szlachta families in the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
The coat of arms was created in 1292.
Notable bearers of this Coat of Arms include:
Przedbor z Brzezia
Zbigniew z Brzezia
Mykolas Kęsgaila
Stanislovas Kęsgaila
Przecław Lanckoroński
Stanisław Lanckoroński
Mikołaj Lanckoroński z Brzezia
Rumbold Wolimuntowicz
Michał Szweycer
witek
4 Apr 2007
History / Poles and Russians -- love-hate relationship? [209]
crow, kak o si kurac :)
you wrote " Slavs originate from Balkan (from Danube and from Adriatic) as even genetic findings confirmed."
please Serbian friend don't spread garbage hypothesis.
The origin of Slavs is most likely from the border region between Poland and Ukraine.
This is why we have Sorbs (ancestors of Serbs) living next to Poles and Krakow area used to be home to White Croats.
The location of the speakers of pre-Proto-Slavic and Proto-Slavic is subject to considerable debate. Serious candidates are cultures on the territories of modern Belarus, Poland and Ukraine. The proposed frameworks are:
Lusatian culture hypothesis: The pre-Proto-Slavs were present in north-eastern Central Europe since at least the late 2nd millennium BC, and were the bearers of the Lusatian culture and later the Przeworsk culture (part of the Chernyakhov culture).
Milograd culture hypothesis: The pre-Proto-Slavs (or Balto-Slavs) were the bearers of the Milograd culture
Chernoles culture hypothesis: The pre-Proto-Slavs were the bearers of the Chernoles culture of northern Ukraine
From the 19th century onwards, the debate became politically charged, particularly in connection with the history of the Partitions of Poland, and German imperialism known as Drang nach Osten. Generally, both German and Slavic want to be 'autochthonic' on land at river Vistula.
Autochthonic theory (the Proto-Slavs are native to the area of modern Poland), before 5th century.
Allochthonic theory (the Slavs immigrated to the area of modern Poland) after 5th century.
The debate has been used as a tool of political propaganda and is often emotionally charged and interspersed with pseudoarchaeology and national mysticism.
Contemporary scholarship in general has moved away from the idea of monolithic nations and the Urheimat debates of the 19th and early 20th centuries, and its focus of interest is that of a process of ethnogenesis, regarding competing Urheimat scenarios as false dichotomies.
crow, kak o si kurac :)
you wrote " Slavs originate from Balkan (from Danube and from Adriatic) as even genetic findings confirmed."
please Serbian friend don't spread garbage hypothesis.
The origin of Slavs is most likely from the border region between Poland and Ukraine.
This is why we have Sorbs (ancestors of Serbs) living next to Poles and Krakow area used to be home to White Croats.
The location of the speakers of pre-Proto-Slavic and Proto-Slavic is subject to considerable debate. Serious candidates are cultures on the territories of modern Belarus, Poland and Ukraine. The proposed frameworks are:
Lusatian culture hypothesis: The pre-Proto-Slavs were present in north-eastern Central Europe since at least the late 2nd millennium BC, and were the bearers of the Lusatian culture and later the Przeworsk culture (part of the Chernyakhov culture).
Milograd culture hypothesis: The pre-Proto-Slavs (or Balto-Slavs) were the bearers of the Milograd culture
Chernoles culture hypothesis: The pre-Proto-Slavs were the bearers of the Chernoles culture of northern Ukraine
From the 19th century onwards, the debate became politically charged, particularly in connection with the history of the Partitions of Poland, and German imperialism known as Drang nach Osten. Generally, both German and Slavic want to be 'autochthonic' on land at river Vistula.
Autochthonic theory (the Proto-Slavs are native to the area of modern Poland), before 5th century.
Allochthonic theory (the Slavs immigrated to the area of modern Poland) after 5th century.
The debate has been used as a tool of political propaganda and is often emotionally charged and interspersed with pseudoarchaeology and national mysticism.
Contemporary scholarship in general has moved away from the idea of monolithic nations and the Urheimat debates of the 19th and early 20th centuries, and its focus of interest is that of a process of ethnogenesis, regarding competing Urheimat scenarios as false dichotomies.
witek
4 Apr 2007
Love / Polish Girls vs Russian Girls [813]
fukin Artur you are a genius :) all slavic girls are fukin hot
women i love em
fukin Artur you are a genius :) all slavic girls are fukin hot
women i love em
witek
4 Apr 2007
Food / What's your favorite Polish beer? [870]
:)warka strong , lech and tyskie is what Pudzian drinks to get power:)
:)warka strong , lech and tyskie is what Pudzian drinks to get power:)
witek
4 Apr 2007
witek
4 Apr 2007
witek
4 Apr 2007
witek
4 Apr 2007
witek
4 Apr 2007
Love / Polish Girls vs Russian Girls [813]
i like them:)
I dated a Russian girl before her name was Jana. :)
She was sweet, nice, blond and brought me fruit when i was sick :)
those were happy times :)
i like them:)
I dated a Russian girl before her name was Jana. :)
She was sweet, nice, blond and brought me fruit when i was sick :)
those were happy times :)
witek
4 Apr 2007
Love / Polish Girls vs Russian Girls [813]
you don't understand Daffy
russian girls are the hottest girls
you don't understand Daffy
russian girls are the hottest girls
witek
4 Apr 2007
witek
4 Apr 2007
History / Poles and Russians -- love-hate relationship? [209]
The things I like most about Russia are:
1. girls
2. vodka
3. did i mention russian girls yet? :)
The things I like most about Russia are:
1. girls
2. vodka
3. did i mention russian girls yet? :)
witek
3 Apr 2007
Genealogy / Czajka name? And Poland questions. [25]
10 miejscowości w Polsce:
Rudki - wieś w woj. kujawsko-pomorskim, w pow. świeckim, w gminie Pruszcz
Rudki - wieś w woj. lubelskim, w pow. kraśnickim, w gminie Zakrzówek
Rudki - wieś w woj. mazowieckim, w pow. grójeckim, w gminie Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą
Rudki - wieś w woj. mazowieckim, w pow. zwoleńskim, w gminie Przyłęk
Rudki - wieś w woj. świętokrzyskim, w pow. kieleckim, w gminie Nowa Słupia
Rudki - wieś w woj. świętokrzyskim, w pow. staszowskim, w gminie Szydłów
Rudki - wieś w woj. wielkopolskim, w pow. gnieźnieńskim, w gminie Trzemeszno
Rudki - wieś w woj. wielkopolskim, w pow. szamotulskim, w gminie Ostroróg
Rudki - wieś w woj. wielkopolskim, w pow. wrzesińskim, w gminie Miłosław
Rudki - wieś w woj. zachodniopomorskim, w pow. wałeckim, w gminie Wałcz
1 miejscowość na Ukrainie:
Rudki - miejscowość w obwodzie lwowskim
there are many Rudki villages. :)
Your grandfather might have been born before Poland regained its independence in 1918. You see from 1795-1918 Poland was partioned between Russia, Austria and Prussia and it disapeared from the map.
as for the surname Czajka it is slavic , may be Polish , usually Cz is Polish
Czajka is a bird , she pic
10 miejscowości w Polsce:
Rudki - wieś w woj. kujawsko-pomorskim, w pow. świeckim, w gminie Pruszcz
Rudki - wieś w woj. lubelskim, w pow. kraśnickim, w gminie Zakrzówek
Rudki - wieś w woj. mazowieckim, w pow. grójeckim, w gminie Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą
Rudki - wieś w woj. mazowieckim, w pow. zwoleńskim, w gminie Przyłęk
Rudki - wieś w woj. świętokrzyskim, w pow. kieleckim, w gminie Nowa Słupia
Rudki - wieś w woj. świętokrzyskim, w pow. staszowskim, w gminie Szydłów
Rudki - wieś w woj. wielkopolskim, w pow. gnieźnieńskim, w gminie Trzemeszno
Rudki - wieś w woj. wielkopolskim, w pow. szamotulskim, w gminie Ostroróg
Rudki - wieś w woj. wielkopolskim, w pow. wrzesińskim, w gminie Miłosław
Rudki - wieś w woj. zachodniopomorskim, w pow. wałeckim, w gminie Wałcz
1 miejscowość na Ukrainie:
Rudki - miejscowość w obwodzie lwowskim
there are many Rudki villages. :)
Your grandfather might have been born before Poland regained its independence in 1918. You see from 1795-1918 Poland was partioned between Russia, Austria and Prussia and it disapeared from the map.
as for the surname Czajka it is slavic , may be Polish , usually Cz is Polish
Czajka is a bird , she pic
witek
1 Apr 2007
Life / Reasons for moving to Poland [291]
Reasons to move to Poland
1. beautiful women :)
2. goood Polish beer like Tyskie, Warka Strong and Lech
3. tomatoes taste delicious
4. beautiful towns like Krakow, Gdansk, Sopot and Zakopane
5. did I mention the lovely women?:)
ciao Witek z Kanady
Reasons to move to Poland
1. beautiful women :)
2. goood Polish beer like Tyskie, Warka Strong and Lech
3. tomatoes taste delicious
4. beautiful towns like Krakow, Gdansk, Sopot and Zakopane
5. did I mention the lovely women?:)
ciao Witek z Kanady