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Hipis   
11 Jul 2012
UK, Ireland / Crying Polish truck driver on British roads is Internet hit [269]

Have to agree with you on that one. I was out in a pub with my mate and overheard a group of Poles taking the **** out of other people in the bar, talking in Polish of course, and eventually they came round to making a few disparaging comments about me and my mate. They got the shock of their lives wehn I walked over to them and said "Cześć! Skąd jesteście w Polsce?"

Had a similar experience with a group of English football fans in Germany in 2006. I was sat outside a bar having a few beers with a load of my mates and we were chatting away in Polish and they were sat a couple of tables away mouthing off and throwing a few insults our way. They weren't expecting someone to give them a gobful back in a broad Yorkshire accent.

BTW I have never seen in any Polish TV show a scene where some foreigner would be ridiculed .

I have but they were ridiculing the Russians so that's ok ;)
Hipis   
13 Jul 2012
News / THE ARMY OF POLAND - THE REALITY [395]

Why the hell doesn't Poland have mandatory conscription anymore?

I think we have enough problems with football hooligans without giving them military training for two years :D
Hipis   
14 Jul 2012
Travel / Traveling to Poland from Turkey - trip suggestions? [5]

Well, as soon as you arrive in Poland you will meet people who live in Poland. They are called border security and they are very friendly people, always greet you with a smile and some nice jokes. If you are lucky and they like you they might let you in to the country or even invite you for dinner. This is even better if they are female ;) I am sure you will enjoy.
Hipis   
16 Jul 2012
Travel / My holiday, Gdansk or Kaunus, Lithuania? Help me decide! [23]

There's nothing worth seeing in Gdynia, I wasted an afternoon of my life there which I'll never get back :( Oliwa is a nice suburb of Gdansk, that's worth a visit. There's a nice park there although it might be a little cold and bleak in October. When I was there last month the weather was glorious and it was ever so peaceful and relaxing. Can't help you with the food places. I tend to eat where ever it's cheapest.
Hipis   
16 Jul 2012
Travel / My holiday, Gdansk or Kaunus, Lithuania? Help me decide! [23]

Hipis, i'm sure Gydnia can't be that bad! Am sure i will find plenty to do and see.

Good luck. I went against the advice of my friend who lives there when I decided to visit the place. It's ok down by the harbour area and it's nice walking through the park and up to Kamienna Góra but I won't be going back there in a hurry. I'll be interested to see what you think of it when you get back :)
Hipis   
18 Jul 2012
Life / What's wrong with Poland? I don't see anything. [121]

most of them doing nothing but boasting about how much they're there to "help" Poland without actually doing anything.

I would define helping Poland as doing voluntary work without personal gain rather than actually working in Poland for pay and personal gain. I would also define helping Poland as not denying your heritage, being proud of your roots and helping to keep the traditions alive; when Poland was under foreign occupation this was particularly important, especially the teaching of the Polish language.
Hipis   
18 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

Oh well that covers all the bases then, doesn't it? By that definition anyone who disagrees with a Jewish person about anything is automatically an anti Semite!
Hipis   
18 Jul 2012
Genealogy / Is Czarnecki Really A Polish Or Actually A Sephardic Jewish Surname? [110]

I've argued with Harry long enough so yes, I know what I'm letting myself in for lol

The Jews were expelled from Spain at the end of the 15th century. It was around the 15th century that noble families in Poland started adopting surnames. The practice didn't spread to ordinary people until around the 17th century with the Jews in Poland being one of the last groups to adopt the practice widely so it is highly unlikely that the Czarnecki surname was "imported" into Poland from Spain in any way, shape or form on this timing alone. Furthermore the adopting of surnames in Spain varied widely from region to region and given that the Jews in Spain, whilst being pretty well assimilated in Spanish society, adopted tradition jewish naming practices eg Dunash ben Labrat, Solomon ibn Gabirol, Yehuda Halevi, etc etc so if any Jews who left Spain then subsequently found themselves in Poland they more than likely would have had traditional Jewish surnames if they had any at all and certainly not names of a toponymic nature.
Hipis   
19 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

But Karaism in fact adopted a large part of rabbinical Judaism, either outright or with more or less modification, while at the same time it borrowed from earlier or later Jewish sects-Sadducees, Essenes, 'Isawites, Yudghanites, etc.-as well as from the Mohammedans.

youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=iS-0Az7dgRY
Hipis   
23 Jul 2012
Love / Best way to find a Polish husband...ideas? [120]

Its impossible to get to know someone when all they're interested in is getting in your pants. period. I try to get to know them and all they keep asking me is if I will give them a blow job.

We have similar problems. I find that the problem with women is that they're only interested in getting into my bank balance. :D
Hipis   
23 Jul 2012
History / The Untold Battle of Britain [205]

As a South African, Harry is undoubtedly an expert on racism and racists, since there was so much there under the Apartheid regime.

That explains so much about his online personna. Thank you for posting that, finally we know where Harry is coming from :) Good luck with your continued arguments Chris but be prepared to be called a liar quite often and don't be surprised that there will be no links to back up Harry's wild claims, he tends to do that when cornered ;) but then seeing as you know him personally I am sure you know what he's like already.

Polish pilots accounted for 145 of the 2,937 Allied pilots who fought the Battle of Britain, which works out to 4.9%:

At the height of the Battle of Britain the UK was struggling to get trained pilots into the air and at one point Polish pilots accounted for 20% of the available total of trained pilots. Despite most of them already being trained pilots with battle experience they spent a few months doing ground training which included them being forced to "learn" how to fly in formation riding around on bicycles. 303 squadron, formed on 2nd August 1940, had their first taste of battle on the 30th August 1940 when Flight Officer Paszkiewicz broke away from another training flight to engage enemy aircraft that had been encountered during the course of the flight. He shot down an Me110 which was 303 squadron's first official "kill" of the Battle of Britain. The squadron was then declared operational and flew their first official battle mission the following day when they down 4 enemy aircraft.
Hipis   
23 Jul 2012
Love / Best way to find a Polish husband...ideas? [120]

It's hard to comprehend, darling, that a young lady as beautiful and smart as you are can have this kind of difficulty. Who the heck are the men where you live? Are they men at all?

It's not the lack of men, it's PTA's "tick list" that excludes most of them as being suitable. Patrycja19 has written an excellent post and given her some excellent advice.

I need to lower my standards

You're not lowering your standards, you're just giving yourself more people to choose from. ;)
Hipis   
23 Jul 2012
History / Did British public protest against the sell out of Poland to the Soviets? [286]

Which allied leader first proposed moving Poland's borders to their current western location? Oh yes, it was General Władysław Sikorski.

I notice there was never a reply to this from Harry under his PWEI disguise but he's very quick to reply to Chris R so now that this thread is alive again maybe we can expect an reply to Ozi Dan's post :)
Hipis   
23 Jul 2012
UK, Ireland / Websites for Poles to benefit from Britain! [210]

Are you jealous because no English person would make videos like these to help their fellow countrymen claim what thay are entitled to?
Hipis   
23 Jul 2012
UK, Ireland / Websites for Poles to benefit from Britain! [210]

I care about parasites per sé so if people aren't entitled to claim something to which they haven't contributed to it really doesn't matter what their nationality is, does it?
Hipis   
23 Jul 2012
History / Did British public protest against the sell out of Poland to the Soviets? [286]

Proven wrong you would just stop posting for a day or two

Very true; as this thread cleary shows that when Harry, posting under his PWEI alias, refused to answer Ozi Dan back in October last year. Best thing to do is to put him on ignore and stop reading his posts :)
Hipis   
26 Jul 2012
History / Did British public protest against the sell out of Poland to the Soviets? [286]

hhhmmmmm Did you ask us nicely if you could surrender to the beastly germans at the end of september? Hope so or it looks like there really was only Poland and France that broke the treaty mandates..............

Poland never surrendered, not to the Germans, not to the Russians and we'll certainly never surrender on PolishForums.com :)
Hipis   
26 Jul 2012
News / Work begins on 'Polish Disneyland' [37]

Maybe they are quoting mainland Europe NOT the islands...

Yeah, who cares about a few insignificant islands? :) Nice to see the haters still obsessed with Poland though.
Hipis   
26 Jul 2012
History / Did British public protest against the sell out of Poland to the Soviets? [286]

We've definitely never invaded a neighbour wearing German helmets!

But you've invaded a neighbour with a german king on the throne. In fact the current Royal family is all German, isn't it? Weren't the Kaiser, the Tsar and George 5th all cousins? Oh look, WW1 was a German family argument :) And if you compare the Army uniforms of the British and Hanoverians in the 17th & 18th centuries you'll find remarkable similarities. You need to see someone about this Polish obsession you have sanddancer, it's not healthy :)