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Posts by Bartolome  

Joined: 14 Sep 2006 / Male ♂
Last Post: 27 Jan 2013
Threads: Total: 2 / Live: 1 / Archived: 1
Posts: Total: 1,085 / Live: 343 / Archived: 742
From: Kraina Deszczowców
Speaks Polish?: Kruca fux, ja
Interests: Kufa, panie, acomieto

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Bartolome   
15 Oct 2006
Life / Poles are not racist [873]

f...k you

Yeah, when somebody hasn't got any strong arguments, then reaches for argument of strenght...

One stupid cleaner isn't the representative of all the other Poles. My Scottish workmate told openly to me that he dislikes Pakistanis, so does it mean that all the Scottish folks, including you UK-, are racists ?
Bartolome   
16 Oct 2006
Food / What's your favorite Polish beer? [870]

OK, Tyskie.
Where are those times gone, when even small towns had their own breweries ? Before the II WW, for instance, there were breweries in Opole, Grodków (however those towns were still within German Reich). It's a pity that those factories lay in ruins now.
Bartolome   
17 Oct 2006
Language / Polish sayings [236]

Kto rano wstaje, temu lac sie chce - Who wakes up in the morning, needs to have a piss
Moja dupa i twoja twarz to blizniacy - My arse and your face are twins
Sukces ma wieju ojców, porazka jest sierota - A success has many fathers, a failure is an orphan
Bartolome   
18 Oct 2006
Language / Polish sayings [236]

That's why we have such a mess in Poland :)
Bartolome   
26 Oct 2006
Love / English Men vs Polish Men [207]

It's not cool at all. I moved out of Poland to find a job here. I would rather stay at home, but I just thought it's better to move to GB and work for little money and learn some English (of course I'm looking for a better job all the time), than stay in Poland, work for a little money and get more and more frustrated with lack of perspectives there.
Bartolome   
31 Oct 2006
Language / Polish Swear Words [1242]

Psia krew - dog's blood
Cholera - cholera
:)
Bartolome   
1 Nov 2006
Language / Polish Past Tense [47]

śpiewałaś tą piosenkę

I know, I know, I'm a dull Polish git, who has to have his fingers in every pie, but please again, don't teach your English pupils ortographic mistakes :)

Gdzie (ty) zaśpiewałeś/zaśpiewałaś/śpiewałeś/śpiewałaś tę piosenkę wczoraj?

(Ty) nie zaśpiewałeś/zaśpiewałaś/śpiewałeś/śpiewałaś TEJ piosenki wczoraj. - remember the declination :)

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Język_polski#Wymiany_g.C5.82oskowe
Bartolome   
1 Nov 2006
Language / Polish Past Tense [47]

Nice one Bart...it's becoming a regular thing! Corrections added! Perhaps you could become her proof reader or something - Beta tester of Polish grammar :) I'll need some strong armour :)

Okay, then name these mistakes correctly. You're a Polish teacher, and I'm just a grumbling engineer after all :P
Bartolome   
2 Nov 2006
Language / Polish Past Tense [47]

It's the easiest way to deal with things by having a chip on your shoulder. You seem to me as a person who would never admit she commited a mistake. You call everybody 'grumbling just for grumbling' instead. I admit - I was wrong thinking you were a Polish teacher. Sorry for the offence.

PS. Regardless of your remarks I still think you're doing a good job by teaching Polish to non-Polish.

Bartolome out.
Bartolome   
7 Nov 2006
Life / Winter in Poland? [161]

But anyway, I could literally observe revolution of winter in Poland - when I was a schoolboy, winters there were severe and full of snow, even rivers were freezig over, so that you could skate on them. Now, winters are rather wet and much warmer - snow is able to last for several days until it melts down due to temperatures above zero Celsius. But often in the end of January and in February, and also March temperatures tend to fall preety low below zero, with only little amounts of snow, so it becomes really nasty then. I just add that I live in the South-Western part of Poland.
Bartolome   
10 Dec 2006
UK, Ireland / Polish Beer In The UK [98]

I was watching 'Pulling' on the Beeb last Thursday - and guess what - one of the characters bought a pallet of 'Tyskie' for her b-day party :)
Bartolome   
21 Jan 2007
Love / Polish girls attitudes towards sex. [568]

And why are you trying to proove that ur as much extreme as he is?

I don't have anything to prove. I'm just referring to his constant stressing that he's a good muslim and to constant pouring scorn on Poles by him. I just think there's some contradiction in it, isn't it ?
Bartolome   
21 Jan 2007
Life / Favourite Polish movies? [107]

It's my favourite movie because the red-head is my wife.

THE red-head :) ?
Bartolome   
22 Jan 2007
Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]

I admit, I may sound rude to Brits sometimes. It's beacause we use the word 'please' in the beginning of a sentence, and in English you say it in the end :) Sorry in advance :)
Bartolome   
22 Jan 2007
Life / Do you think that Polish people are rude? [951]

Please may I have ......

Hmmm, I was always taught at my schools ''Could I have a pint of beer, PLEASE ?''
I don't have problems with ''thank you'' though.

Manners maketh a man

Yup, very true.
Bartolome   
10 Feb 2007
Life / Poland's Environment, recycling [79]

The community I live in in Poland, recycles glass, paper and plastic, as well as ''large'' rubbish (i.e. old tellys, fridges, etc). We're very often visited by private scrap metal collectors (''zlomiarze'' :)). There's been also a sewage system being introduced (very slowly, however), so that the people won't have to collect their waste water and sewage in cesspits (many of them without bottom, so dirty water soaks in soil and possibly contaminates groundwater), and I hope that it'll improve water quality in our local rivers.
Bartolome   
25 Feb 2007
Work / Want to live and work in Poland, but it is not possible? [19]

Well, if I had a woman and a good job here I wouldn't like to come back. And it's strange that he's been living in the UK for 7 years, has a British partner and you still face a language barrier in contacts wit him.

Welcome to PL Forums.
Bartolome   
25 Feb 2007
Work / Want to live and work in Poland, but it is not possible? [19]

Well, perhaps one of the reasons is he doesn't want to face his own or/and his wife's family - after all he left his spouse, let alone for a foreigner, what in Poland may be still a cause for a massive condemnation.

would his wife be able to go back and work/live in Warsaw? Would she be 'hit' for earnings he's made here in the uk? Are there 'spous' laws?

Some time ago (two years or something), there was introduced a law in Poland, that forbids prosecuting for partner's debts (I don't know whether it applies in that case, though). I'm not an expert, but I guess that she can go back to Poland without any fear for being prosecuted.
Bartolome   
4 Mar 2007
Love / English Men vs Polish Men [207]

...but let's face it: Polish man is no match to British man in any way - most of us can't speak English fluently, we're from different culture and last but non least, we don't stand half a chance to earn as much as them.