It doesn`t matter who I am refering to. What matters is that you tell us what the idiom means. After all, you deem yourself an expert on Polish matters, don`t you??? hahahahaha
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Impossible!!! :):):) Hey, you also claim to be a true Pole against certain posters` allegations of you being a mongrel. Tell us the meaning, then. :):):):)
A true English gentleman would never resort to such boorishness. Neither a Polish gent. Only mixed up mongrels do. :):):) The allegations of some posters about you are probably true. :):):):)
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It is amassing how you enthusiastically admit you don`t know Polish. :):):)
It is amassing how certain posters who claim to be of Polish origin aren`t able to explain the meaning of a Polish idiom. :):):) I have been trying to pry the proper answer from those two azholes - Milo and Polo - but to no avail.
Yes! Aha! We are still waiting for your explanation of the idiom. It is really amaSSing you are so insecure about the language you refuse to risk providing the google translation of it. :):):)
Today certain politician repeated that idiom after hearing it from angry protesters.
A deputy agriculture minister met angry farmers who protested against cheap prodice from Ukraine. Sb in the mob shouted: Don`t go into Tusk`s ass!!! Then the annoyed minister shouted back: I see now what interests you most! You easily forget how some used to go into Kaczyński`s ass!!!
I've not heard this idiom before but at a wild guess ( in reference to the particular conversation ) it means that a person will get into the ass of whoever needs to be sucked up to? Slippery characters fond of ass licking? Not sure it's right though.
Darling, we had been waiting for your answer for weeks to no avail. You wasted our time with silly remarks but never dared to prove your knowledge of Polish which is zero, in fact. :):):)
It must be odd to feel so alienated from your real life and the society you live in that you fixate on a place thousands of miles away where some of your deceased ancestors once came from and where, if you visited, your welcome is more likely to be czegoś w pysku than a garland of flowers.