Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2562]


Obviously you don't care about real facts. Safety perception is lower in Europe than in the US, argue with the people doing the stats.

Oh, jump out the window, it's only a step or two away......

Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2562]

Actually Roz, it was my response to the question asked.

Then some folks felt like responding back, then I responded in turn.

As for the "some Yank" comment, thanks for showing your colors!

Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2562]


Only simple to the simple-minded.


And feeling less safe, go figure. [Explore Nationmaster sometime.]

Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2562]

I think it's a shame that any country doesn't allow their citizen's the right to own firearms if they have no history of violence.

Then again, it's their country and if the super-majority doesn't want them, they can live with the consequences.

To each their own.

USA, Canada / Would like to move back to Poland from New York after living in USA for 20 years. [155]

Jeezus...........never let little things like facts and realities get in the way of your agendas.

The national average for a home loan is $222,261 with a $1,061 average monthly payment for a 30-year mortgage at 4 percent, according to LendingTree. (2012, realtor.org)

realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2012/01/03/what-does-average-home-owner-pay-mortgage

UK, Ireland / Finding ingredients for traditional British Xmas dinner in Poland? [21]

My plan is to do a medium-weight turkey (5-6 kilos) for Thanksgiving and the traditional Christmas ham for a few of my American and Polish friends. For thanksgiving, I just began looking at stuffing recipes on Friday. Dinner rolls shouldn't be a problem and I will go with baked apples as my second side. Still thinking about dessert but the visit to Carrefours will tell me whether I can do a pumpkin pie or not.

For Christmas, I'm planning on the traditional ham (but might fall back on turkey) that most Americans do if they keep the customs, along with stuffing, rolls, gravy (brown not giblet) and probably a pecan pie. America is somewhat regional in their eating traditions but it is pretty common to find potatoes which I'll probably mash and maybe some glazed carrots.

I'm more worried about the invitation list than the menu though.

Life / The best English newspapers about Poland? [22]

New Poland Express

To subscribe (free): newpolandexpress.pl/npe_subscribe.php

Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]

While Poles are certainly more reticent than Americans I have not felt them to be particularly dour, especially when compared to other the other countries I have lived in (Azerbaijan and Ukraine).

Life / How can I change 100 PLN bank notes for smaller currency? [17]

Never had this problem anywhere in Poland.

Markets, taxi drivers, restaurants, pubs, bars, cafes, never a problem.

USA, Canada / Any Polish communities near Memphis,TN [3]

While there are certainly Polish people, businesses and extended families in that area, I know of no "communities" per se, but......

A couple of interesting pops on Google though:

The Polish-American Society of Memphis: pasofmemphis.com/index.php/en/

The Polish-Catholic Mission of Memphis: polishcatholicmission.org/web/documents/20yrs.htm

If you're moving down there I understand getting in touch with like-minded folks and kindred spirits who likely have more things in common but really if you're visiting short-term get the flavor of the city by visiting the Civil Rights Museum, Beale Street, Mud Island and make a point of hitting the Top 5 BBQ joints for the best BBQ in the world.

Whatever your choices, ENJOY Memphis!

Related:

Looking for Poles in Memphis, Tennessee


Hey I am Polish too... im 19 and have been looking for anybody and anything around here hahah there arent many of us here! email me at serka4@yahoo