I know that many women forgo their careers during marriage, but if they do it willingly, then they should consider that they are taking a gamble.

On the other hand, it's a relatively new phenomena that people are marrying out of love for one another.Marriage is an archaic carryover from a time when such contracts were needed for society at the time.

What does "Democracy in America" by Tocqueville have anything to do with the topic at hand???

the derogatory term "Polaks"

So how come many Americans today indicate this show as the source of all they know about Polish people and all the jokes about them?

Rob Reiner as Michael Stivic. Gloria's Polish-American hippie husband was part of the counterculture of the 1960s. He constantly sparred with Archie (in the original pilot, the character 'Michael' was Irish-American). Michael's character was, in many ways, as stubborn as Archie, even though his moral views were generally presented as being more ethical and his logic somewhat more sound. For his bullheadedness, Stivic was sometimes criticized for being an elitist. While Archie demonstrated the lion's share of the hypocrisy, Michael had, on occasion, shown his own. As discussed in All in the Family retrospectives...

I know what you mean

^ "Sticks and stones may break my bones, and you are one dumb Polack" - Archie Bunker to Mike Stivic.

We reckon there could be one more type of bug but its not confirmed yet, as his girlfriend woke up with 5 red dots ( bites ) under her arm. It could have been a spider or something else but i think its some bigger white color centipede which is bigger than the ones in the bathroom .. i read that some bigger centipedes can bite.

However, yes I'd like to see Polish culture preserved in the US. It takes guts to be this way. I find it very honorable.

However, I'm against creating little "countries" inside the US like it is for example in Chicago where a part of it is practically Polish.

if you dont mind, i never heard this expression, so what is wasps?

I've met an older guy from Chicago, after 35 years living here, he barely spoke English. You have to admit that this is not right.

Fuzzy, for Jah's sake you should have just stopped 2 posts ago!
Damn, we can even argue about the freakin weather!

Poland acquires the Euro itself, which might be somewhere between 2013-2015

They can't. When the Poles voted yes to joining the EU, accepting the Euro was a non-negotiable part of the package.

ok, I understand. I will not try

PolAms need to be culturally more assertive and expose fellow-Americfans to our unique cultrual contributions. The Jews, Balcks, Hispanics, Irish, Arabs and others are doing so. Czy my gorsi?

Agree. She doesn't seem to have a clue how easy it is to notice the style. Some "doubles" at least make the effort to sound different at first.

You have clearly never read anything by Florence King. She explains at length the southern (those below the Smith & Wesson line) psyche.

stfu you stupid b*tch,

Yes, all spiders must die! I hate them all, especially the one in my kitchen sink at the moment preventing me from doing the dishes! Big fecker is too large to be drowned by tap water:( Now im preparing my deodrant can and lighter to fashion some kind of flame gun to kill him.

Well, because that's not.

As a national hero in Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, and the United States, Kościuszko has given his name to many places around the world and numerous monuments. The Polish explorer Count Paweł Edmund Strzelecki named the highest mountain in Australia, Mount Kosciuszko, after him. The mountain is the central feature of Kosciuszko National Park.

I think there's some kind of difference with them, but I don't know what it is exactly, and it's a touchy subject trying to discuss it