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Beggers namely Kurwa boys in Poland


RonWest 3 | 120
10 Jan 2010 #61
No kurwa boys lately, ive decided im not giving any more money away. i have a new strategy when they come over and ask, ill turn straight round and ask them for money instead.

EXACTLY!!!!! Now you've got it. That is what you do. I always do it. I say; "that's funny, I was just about to ask you the same thing." It always disarms them, then just keep going about your business and ignore any further attempt to engage you.
convex 20 | 3,930
10 Jan 2010 #62
I remember a while back in rynek, there was a punk that asked me if I had spare money for beer. I rewarded honesty that day.
musicwriter 5 | 87
11 Jan 2010 #63
While in Kraków on a two-week long bus tour, I wanted to go inside Kościół Mariacki (St. Mary's Cathedral. It was June 19, 1999. But there was a stretch limo waiting in front- so I knew there was a wedding going on, and I held back. Just before the bride and groom were to exit the church, a beggar goes by the door and holds his hand out. The bride and groom quickly passed him by and headed for the limo. The beggar didn't get anything that time.
f stop 25 | 2,507
11 Jan 2010 #64
on vacation in Barbados, there was this group of locals hiding in the bushes by the inn's parking lot. One guy in particular would jump out when I was coming home at night, trying to sell me weed. After couple days of this, I offered him some money if he promised that him and his buddies will stop scaring the beejezus out of me for the rest of my stay there. Everybody said I should complain, call cops, giving money would only make it worse... But it worked! I think it cost me $10. The guy sent an incredible artist so see me too, that was nice. So sometimes paying a little protection works, but the terms have to be worked out beforehand (and assuming of course that we're not dealing with a complete retard, which unfortunately happens a lot too).
McCoy 27 | 1,269
11 Jan 2010 #65
musicwriter

what a fascinating story
pawian 223 | 24,390
11 Jan 2010 #66
Do you have to be so spitefully malicious? :):):)
f stop 25 | 2,507
12 Jan 2010 #67
a beggar goes by the door and holds his hand out.

he wanted the bouquet?

or, better yet:

what if it was ... Jesus?
Trevek 26 | 1,700
17 Jan 2010 #68
I rewarded honesty that day.

The alchoholics in Glasgow used to do that. Apparently they'd twigged folk would give them money 'for honesty'.

In Belfast I once had a Romanian Gypsy pester me for money. I told her i didn't have any and she kept on. Eventually I waved a plastic card and my cheque book at her, "See? No money!"

"I'll take a cheque," she said.
roca 7 | 43
8 Oct 2011 #69
Merged: why some Poles are called kurwa boys?

?????
a.k.
8 Oct 2011 #70
I don't know such term. Poles call them dresiarze (if I guessed what you mean correctly)


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