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Joined: 25 May 2010 / Male ♂
Last Post: 27 Dec 2010
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Posts: 195
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Zed   
25 Nov 2010
Food / Krupnik as a Polish ethnic dish or drink? [13]

If you mean a vodka/honey based booze then all you need is a good liquor store. But if you mean krupnik THE soup, then indeed you need a stove - but it's a totally different story. Come to think of it..... I am hungry, where is krupnik when one needs it? :-)
Zed   
23 Nov 2010
Language / Pronunciation of vowels at the end of a word [28]

Teffle, in this case (w porządku) the letter "w" is always pronounced as "f" not as "v". Similarly in a word "paw" (peacock) the pronounciation is "paf" but of course when you decline the word it the "w" is once agin sounded e.g.: "z pawiem" (with a peacock)
Zed   
18 Nov 2010
Travel / Bars and clubs in Warsaw and best district to stay [18]

LOL, I thought I was one of the few in town who have ever visited Piotrus. This is THE dive :-). No Kieslowski movies being discussed, no Lupa fans either..... If you don't have 3 shots of wiśniówka (and presto!) you will not be able to stay there for more than 2 minutes :-)
Zed   
17 Nov 2010
Work / Average monthly salary in Poland is around 1000 PLN (few hundred bucks). [387]

For 1K no one would bother to move their ass from a couch if they had one :-). I used to employ university grads for 2,7K as a starting salary. And that was 3/4 years ago. They quickly progressed to 3,5K within a year or less. Well, but they were smart indeed.
Zed   
13 Nov 2010
Life / Why Do You Love Poland? [907]

We love our hungarian brothers for no reason and for all possible reasons that exist. And let it stay that way!
Zed   
10 Nov 2010
Life / Class system in Poland - does it exist? [90]

Polish aristocracy/nobility were decimated during the war and then became impoverished under communism. Likewise the thin layer of pre-war bourgeoisie. This problem does not exist by and large.
Zed   
3 Nov 2010
Genealogy / Popular Polish First Names? [152]

I beg to differ. Zbigniew is a polish name. Do not think Bulgarians have anything similar to that name.
Zed   
22 Oct 2010
Food / Polish kishka [76]

a liver croissant, LOL - hilarious indeed! Love that scottish accent too! :0(
Zed   
21 Oct 2010
Food / Polish kishka [76]

Precisely Cardno85, in their case it's a misnomer, however tasty it may be :-)
Zed   
21 Oct 2010
Food / Polish kishka [76]

and so a vegetarian kebab is still a kebab? please.... no :-)