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Posts by Kowalski  

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Kowalski   
14 Dec 2006
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

Unless they are reported earlier for their unusual breed and competitive nature.
Kowalski   
14 Dec 2006
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

Wait for the North Koreans to get their passports! - the only hope for UK
Kowalski   
14 Dec 2006
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

I'm reading in Gazeta Wyborcza that 721 polish dogs and 146 cats imigrated to UK this year so far - legally, with passports and chips! - just sharing!

The growth is rapid - even in 2004. into Ireland did not come any Polish dog or cat, and to the United Kingdom only six cats and four dogs.

The owners bring their four-legged animals, because both they and their pets are missing each other. Kinga Ratkiewicz has been with her parents in Aberdeen from the two years. Her dachshund Capri was in Poland with her grandmother. - At first she did not want to eat or go outside. We would arrive home, she was offended by us - she says. In the end, two months ago, Capri also moved to Scotland.

Poles decide to take pets, even though the procedure is time-consuming and costs a thousand to several thousand zloty - depending on the size of the pet and the type of transport. Entering the islands the animal must have implanted a chip and a special passport. It must be vaccinated against rabies and have confirmation from the National Veterinary Institute, that the vaccine worked. Just before leaving it gets deworming preparations and against ticks.

serwisy.gazeta
Kowalski   
13 Dec 2006
Law / Form of Polish Driving Licence [14]

1. Nazwisko
2. Imię/imiona
3. data i miejsce urodzenia
4a data wydania prawa jazdy - date of issue
4b. ważność prawa jazdy - validity date
4c. organ wydający prawo jazdy - who issued DL
5. numer prawa jazdy - DL number
7. podpis właściciela
9. kategoria/kategorie prawa jazdy
tył - back side
9. kategorie
10. data wydania kategorii
11. data ważności kategorii
12. zastrzeżenia (numer)
13. ograniczenia

From: pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prawo_jazdy
Kowalski   
13 Dec 2006
Law / Form of Polish Driving Licence [14]

Any driver can check his/her record at your local police station with some prove of identity. I'm not sure you can check someone else record.

There is a point system and the ultimate maximum is 24 points (20pts for younger drivers). For having no seatbelts on there is just 3 points penalty that goes onto your record. Police cars have access to database as well, if not they do make a call to check you out.
Kowalski   
11 Dec 2006
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

Going to UK with kids doesn't necessery mean they are to stay there forever. Thay are maybe - hadrd to believe? - good parents who go abroad to save some hard cash and plan to go back home and build themselves a palace (typical) lol Can you imagin parents leaving kids in Poland just to satisfy their greed? That would be socially unaceptable.
Kowalski   
11 Dec 2006
UK, Ireland / Polish immigration in UK [491]

It could be really better for those still living with their parents in some crowded conditions.
Kowalski   
21 Oct 2006
Life / Thoughts on Music in Poland [132]

I'm glad I"m not "Jozek" - wondering what happened to him..

youtube.com/watch?v=KR-gCFevwso
Kowalski   
13 Oct 2006
Language / Polish sayings [236]

To continue with What's better theme...
Lepiej zgubić z mądrym niż znaleźć z głupim - It's Better to LOOSE together with a wise man then FIND with a fool
Kowalski   
12 Oct 2006
Language / Polish sayings [236]

Post #2

Can anybody translate mine too? I'm having hard time finding proper words :)
Kowalski   
12 Oct 2006
Language / Polish sayings [236]

Baba z wozu koniom lżej
Głowa siwieje dupa szaleje
Ręka rękę myje
Z deszczu pod rynne
Kowalski   
6 Oct 2006
Language / Polish or any Slavic language key to any other Slavic languages? [126]

Polish could be a key to other languages I think. I have never studied Russian or Ukrainian but I do watch Russian Tv occasionally and suprisingly to myself I figure I could understand a lot if stayed focused. The same must be with other Slavic languages. So If you know one it would be rather easy to undestand other ones. I would say just in days one could be getting some serious understandig :). Now SPEAKING other language is anothere level probably.
Kowalski   
6 Oct 2006
Life / What is going on in Polish Music [128]

They are pretty cool.

i need, i need, need some air
i need, i need, need some water
o-ho o! got-ta be free
listen what i say
i need, i need, need some air
i need, i need, need some water, fresh wa-ter
o-ho o! got-ta be free

teksty.opole.pl/s/sistars%20teksty%20piosenek/freedom.html
Kowalski   
6 Oct 2006
Life / What is going on in Polish Music [128]

How about those girls? Aren't they impresive?
:)

Sistars live
youtube.com/watch?v=WiXPew9n58Y&mode=related&search=sistars%20freedom%20Eurovision

Jan kyks Skrzek :)
youtube.com/watch?v=4PlQuDjvWhE
Kowalski   
6 Oct 2006
Life / What is going on in Polish Music [128]

Blog 27 made it to the top on Japan chart list!:)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog_27

youtube.com/watch?v=EYnrQn8N4ss
youtube.com/watch?v=imWPYQ0xVYA
Kowalski   
1 Oct 2006
Life / Barking Dogs in Poland [57]

Next time start yelling!
Here's your line:
PANIE! CZYŚ PAN ZWARIOWA£??? SPAC NIE MOZNA!!!
To make you sound like you mean bussines add KURWA several times(anywhere you want!)
Kowalski   
28 Sep 2006
Life / Why are Poles always so miserable? Why do they never smile? [512]

The smiles themselves are 80% fake in english language speaking world and should be called grinning BUT the cultural ridding on a horse of "positive attitude" gives the english language culture smiling. It's not that the English keep smiling it is that they keep thinking about places they are not in yet. It's like being in a car and not THERE yet but happy about going forward. haha
Kowalski   
17 Sep 2006
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]

Here's an authentic quote for you:
ty kurwa huju ablo dziwko kurwa taki kurwa kozak jesteś to pokasz swoją morde a nie oceniasz innych nie pokazując swojego ryja napewno masz jakiśkurwa przeszczek zk slimaka

Note: "zk" is an abreviation and should be: "z kurwa"

Spierdalaj is stronger then spierdzielaj.
Spierdzielaj could originate from pierdzieć = fart, -ing
Spierdalaj root is in fuck, -ing
Spierdalaj remains more popular. Google gives 170 000 results for spierdalaj wheras spierdzielaj gets only 2600

You can almost get away using spierdzielaj. Not many would/should feel offended. Spierdalaj is rather reserved for situation where a stronger statement is required.

Kind of like FUCK OFF vs FART OFF
Kowalski   
17 Sep 2006
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]

You can use kurwa whenever you like.
Kurwa, I went to, kurwa, the school, kurwa, and, kurwa, I was told, kurwa, I was, kurwa a bitch.
Kowalski   
15 Sep 2006
Food / What's your favorite Polish beer? [870]

FISZ,
I've tried Bosman. It's ok. I can get it where I live but still would stick to cold Zywiec.
I'm truely enjoying the first one on a really hot day like today - can take half glass at one time easy on day like we had today (it was 25 C - which is kind of hot for this time of a year)
Kowalski   
15 Sep 2006
Food / What's your favorite Polish beer? [870]

Zywiec as 1st choice but I'd take Tyskie, too.
The ones I'm not crazy about are Okocim or polish Haineken or Lech; the last one makes me puke!
Kowalski   
15 Sep 2006
Travel / Just back from Krakow [120]

This smile thing is a bit silly. Who goes around with a smile on their face all day long ?
It doesn't matter where you are. People don't smile without reason.

Californians do.
Kowalski   
13 Sep 2006
Study / Living in POZNAN in the Eskulap dormitory - big deal? [47]

Hello,
I'm not a big fan of Poznan and I have spent some years living there. I used to have a girlfriend who lived back then in Esculap and although she was a law student she shared room with medical students. All I want to tell you is ... medical students have shit loads to study ... I mean REALLY a LOT of memorizing etc. Poznan? Not green enough for me and too tidy but has some cheap airlines out of town and Berlin with lots of air trafic is few hours away so one can often get changes of scenery for no huge price.