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Posts by Kennyboy  

Joined: 12 Nov 2013 / Male ♂
Last Post: 14 Oct 2018
Threads: Total: 1 / Live: 0 / Archived: 1
Posts: Total: 42 / Live: 8 / Archived: 34
From: Wroclaw, Poland
Speaks Polish?: No.
Interests: Most sports, Family, Travelling.

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Kennyboy   
16 Nov 2017
Study / Easy to find a part time job in Poznan? - applying for the University of Poznan of Economics [30]

Sorry but it has to be said, how many threads and times are we going to get the same dumb questions about the same dumb subjects from the same dumb people, please johnnie foreigner listen to what people are telling you, don't come to Poland to ''study'' I'm guessing that your Polish language skills are zero, at best you all have abysmal English and if the ''students'' of the future have to ask such dumb questions like, can I get a job, how much can I earn etc........what hope is there.

Please listen to what Dom, NTF and others are telling you, don't waste your time, effort and money

P.S. message to most non Polish ''students'' we know it's a scam and we're watching you.
Kennyboy   
4 Oct 2016
News / Abortion still under control in Poland [2986]

Right, let me see if I understand. Currently in Poland there are 3 main reasons that pregnancies can be terminated, danger to the mothers health, pregnancy due to rape and limited life expectancy of the child.

So a bunch of politicians (mostly male) with strong support of the catholic church (male) are going to decide what's best for the women of Poland. I don't advocate abortion simply being used as a method of birth control but I'd like to know the following if a woman had to go full term with her pregnancy, let's say after a rape.

Let's imagine she's a 20 year old single woman. What level of support would she get, financially, psychologically, education, job prospects, child care etc..... and of course the biggest burden she would carry would be the stigma of being an ''un married mother'' I'm just curious to know.

Maybe the next thing would be that any woman that had a miscarriage would be investigated to check that it was genuine.

Someone mentioned on here about the sanctity of life, I find it strange when you consider that there are close to 60 countries that still have the death penalty and turn any news channel on to really see what we humans are capable of, bombings, shootings, etc.. I think taking away the right of all women to do what they want with there own bodies is the least of our problems and completely wrong in my opinion.

I just hope that President Duda's daughter doesn't have an ''accidental'' pregnancy, he could always seek guidance from some catholic fanatical priest and I guess she could go on an ''overseas'' holiday.
Kennyboy   
25 Feb 2016
News / The dossier of TW "Bolek" - Poland's IPN assisted by police enters the home of the late general Kiszczak [306]

Don't consider myself an expert on Polish history/politics but thought of a couple of questions that maybe someone can answer.

I would think that the best time to destroy someone's reputation would be at the height of their power as the ''bad news'' has a greater impact, why would the documents not ''released'' say in the late 80s during the run up to the presidential election?

Where were the documents kept for the last 26 years, in a box under the bed at Kiszczak's house?

Why would he have them?

Who else may have some?

And of course finally, they were so important to national security that the widow only wanted some ''cash'' for them.

Hoping someone can help.
Kennyboy   
7 Nov 2015
Life / The nature of Polish jokes? [125]

A very drunk Celtic fan is hiding in a dark alleyway in Glasgow looking for a fight, a man's walking home through the alley, the Celtic fan jumps out and asks, ''hey jimmy, you a catholic or a protestant'' the man replies, a catholic, the Celtic fan bids him goodnight. 5 mins later a second man is walking home through the same alley, again the Celtic fan jumps out and asks, ''hey jimmy, you a catholic or a protestant'' the man replies, a catholic, again the Celtic fan bids him goodnight. 10 mins later a third man is walking home down the same alley, again the Celtic fan jumps out and asks, ''hey jimmy, you a catholic or a protestant, the man replies, I'm a Jew, the Celtic fan thinks for a minute and asks, OK, but are you a catholic Jew or a protestant Jew.

This post above represent the nature of Polish jokes?
Kennyboy   
11 Oct 2015
Travel / I'm so bored in Poland! [129]

Hi Carly, just another option, next time you are due to come to Poland just make up some believable lie and let him come on his own.