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Why Do You Love Poland?


convex  20 | 3928
16 Aug 2010   #331
Why not, Zeti? Poland, to its credit, is a highly civilised country when it comes to human rights. The likes of America, through the CIA, was able to corrupt a Polish agent and that's sad. However, Poles are principled on quite a few matters :)

Especially when it comes to throwing bottles at czarnuchs. And of course joining wars that they have absolutely nothing to do with. A football association that is about as corrupt as you can get, failing schools, dismal public health system... rock on.

Fairly principled.

That said, I kind of like the environment that some of those negative aspects create. That, and the positive ones of course.
Seanus  15 | 19666
16 Aug 2010   #332
It's called the corruption principle ;) ;) Gotta love it :)
zetigrek
16 Aug 2010   #333
Especially when it comes to throwing bottles at czarnuchs. And of course joining wars that they have absolutely nothing to do with. A football association that is about as corrupt as you can get, failing schools, dismal public health system... rock on.

mind that we Poles are not all racist. Those ppl foodball hools are criminals who most normal Poles would be glad to see in jail.

Recently there was a match with Kamerun. Polish supporters after 3rd goal started to yell "one more, one more" to Kamerun's attackers... so you can't say we are all racists ;D
Seanus  15 | 19666
16 Aug 2010   #334
They yelled that because they want to hammer a point home to the Polish FA. They don't really like Cameroon.
polishhunter  1 | 15
16 Aug 2010   #335
who said people love poland, just love the sexy polish women who open their leg easily, to hell with rest of poland
zetigrek
16 Aug 2010   #336
Oh, I thought that you said that u prefer men... :D

They yelled that because they want to hammer a point home to the Polish FA. They don't really like Cameroon.

Yes it supposed to be a joke:)
But I think the guy Eto can have avid fans here also
Seanus  15 | 19666
16 Aug 2010   #337
I know, Zeti ;) ;)

I love some things in Poland but it's just idiotic to like the whole country. To say 'Kocham Cie Polsko' unequivocally is weird. It's just a slogan. Like Poles, I can see much good and much bad here.
valpomike  11 | 194
14 Oct 2010   #338
Poland has many fine people, who care for others. She also has many great places.

And Remember, Poland has some of the best looking women in the world.

In my visits to Poland, I know I could, if able, live out the rest of my life there, happy.

Mike
poland_
16 Oct 2010   #339
Poland has many fine people, who care for others

Poland has many fine people -but they do not care for others-
Family yes...
Others No...
welshguyinpola  23 | 463
16 Oct 2010   #340
Do you eat the poultry ones or the pork ones? The poultry ones are slightly better but a good bit more expensive. I also like the internet connections in Poland. They seem to be that much better than in the UK. My parents have a rotten deal compared to me.

Again seanus that depends where u live. Just a little outside the city I live, Gdansk, the internet is almost non existent and ppl have to make use of wireless dongles and the signal is crap.

In Cardiff, where my mum lives we have a very fast cable connection through virgin media.

Unlike you to generalise Seanus
jarnowa  4 | 499
16 Oct 2010   #341
Polish people are less hypocrite, more friendly, more polite in buses and trains, they don't give their country away to 3rd world scum, public servants are more helpful than in my former country, etc.

So it's really a relief compared to countries like Belgium and Holland that have many, many egocentric, annoying, anti-social, unfriendly and mentally sick people.
NorthMancPolak  4 | 642
16 Oct 2010   #342
Polish people are less hypocrite, more friendly

If you knew the language and culture as well as I do, you would know this is not always the case.

more polite in buses and trains

They used to be, but they are changing ;)

they don't give their country away to 3rd world scum

They will eventually. The EU traitors will force them to. Racism will end when we're all part of a coffee-coloured (probably Islamic) race, won't it? So much for "celebrating diversity"! ;)

public servants are more helpful than in my former country

Remind me NEVER to go to Bellium if that's true!!! :D

many, many egocentric, annoying, anti-social, unfriendly and mentally sick people.

I thought you were describing London for a minute, most people are great round here :)

F*** it, I'm going to Costa lol
jarnowa  4 | 499
16 Oct 2010   #343
If you knew the language and culture as well as I do, you would know this is not always the case.

yeah you're probably right, my Polish is still too bad to read Polish newspapers so i'm sure to miss a lot of stories that would give me a more balanced picture of Polish people. ;)

They used to be, but they are changing ;)

Might be true, but you really should compare it to public transport in western Europe. After living there you will be surprised that Poland's public transport is so safe and clean.

In Belgian and Holland city buses you will find coloured youth gangs in the back seats looking agressively, cutting the seats or sticking their chewing gum on it. Many seats and windows show signs of vandalism, graffiti everywhere, bus drivers get spitted at regularly (in 99% of the cases by coloured youth), many people who put their mp3 man on the highest volume, people who occupy 2 seats and don't care to share. Of course you will find this everywhere, but in Poland it's nothing compared to the big cities in NW Europe.

They will eventually. The EU traitors will force them to. Racism will end when we're all part of a coffee-coloured (probably Islamic) race, won't it? So much for "celebrating diversity"! ;)

You create diversity at the price of attractiveness. Now that makes sense! ;)

Remind me NEVER to go to Bellium if that's true!!! :D

Really, every official document that i got so far was painless. Maybe i'm lucky in this, but i expected that in Poland most experiences with officials would be frustrating, slow and painful. It wasn't.

I thought you were describing London for a minute, most people are great round here :)

F*** it, I'm going to Costa lol

where is here? :)
if i remember well, you live in Norway?
PennBoy  76 | 2429
16 Oct 2010   #344
i love the Polish countryside, Polish girls, and American soldiers in Poland lol


  • poleczka22.jpg

  • mypolishgirl.jpg

  • Ameryka.jpg
NorthMancPolak  4 | 642
16 Oct 2010   #345
where is here? :)
if i remember well, you live in Norway?

Northern England :)
Teffle  22 | 1318
16 Oct 2010   #346
Could be Norway though couldn't it? I mean if you were from Yorkshire maybe?

"You're not from t' south are thee?

"Naw, up nor' way"

(Are there any emoticons for 'cringe' ?)
NorthMancPolak  4 | 642
16 Oct 2010   #347
Are there any emoticons for 'cringe'

The "rolleyes" one, probably :)
davidhun  1 | 5
13 Nov 2010   #348
i love Poland because of the common historical past, because of polish people are our (hungarian people's) friends, because of the beautiful places, because of zapiekanka :P , because of its beautiful beaches, because of i consider this country like it would be my home also... but i love Poland the most because of this place is the motherland of my dear pair and reminds me for the amazing moments we spent together there... :)
Zed  - | 195
13 Nov 2010   #349
We love our hungarian brothers for no reason and for all possible reasons that exist. And let it stay that way!
Lodz_The_Boat  32 | 1522
26 Nov 2010   #350
As I said as LoneStranger once ... "because its home =)"

Right now I'm loving home with my sisters, brother in laws, wife and parents ... all sitting together laughing and enjoying =D ... my nephews and nieces playing and trying to see what their uncle is doing =D ... as though I am some Alien from outer space =D ... so curious they are.

Yes ... because its home =) ...

Soon in Christmas two of my favorite cousins with their spouse will arrive, an old but dearest and fluffiest uncle =D ... and ofcourse hopefully my wife's parents (in laws) will be here. And sorry Santa, that night we usually cant sleep =D ... because there is just so much to talk about! ... HOME ... since the time I opened my eyes ... =) MY HOME!
A J  4 | 1075
26 Nov 2010   #351
Why Do You Love Poland?

Why not?

:)
POLENGGGs  2 | 150
26 Nov 2010   #352
Why not?

Because it represents Sadness, Nazi crimes, Mass deportations of ethnic minorities, to top it all off.... the majority of people have Bad Bad ancestors, the ones who'd deal with Nazis, then run and deal with Soviets, they Do not Trust their mothers - so how can you befriend any such person ? ?

The chamstwo breeds more, while the population with 'Good genes' dies out because Poland be like a jungle, animal laws apply.

As for Poles' liking the British - it is like a plan for them, to be shifty as a British craked
sly, snakey and what-not. Because they realised that you can-not just go down the mall , punch someone in the teeth after he withdrew money from a cashpoint to take it.

They envy/hate Germans, yet at home they will be proud to own a German brand refrigerator, they seem to respect the German - but no effort at all to learn some Good German virtues like self-discipline, industrioussnes even general hygiene !

[of course, this is What I do Not Like, and sadly must say the negative outweighs the positives]
Lodz_The_Boat  32 | 1522
26 Nov 2010   #353
negative outweighs the positives]

Sadly you do not have the sense of being relevant to topics.

Let alone your poor taste and knowledge about Poland and its history ... this need not be enforced to any human being, because my country and its beauty on every scale is self explanatory. What appalls me is that you do not have basic etiquette or ability to align your behavior with the atmosphere.

Please do not post here again if you have any self respect.

Thank you.
A J  4 | 1075
26 Nov 2010   #354
You know, you should really, really, really study English more intensively, because you really can't fool me.

;)

Polengggs of course.
SeanBM  34 | 5781
26 Nov 2010   #355
POLENGGGs, are you a crack addict or just completely brain dead?

Yeah, I know, don't feed the animals at the zoo and don't feed the trolls on the forum.
A J  4 | 1075
26 Nov 2010   #356
Yeah, I know, don't feed the animals at the zoo and don't feed the trolls on the forum.

Why? I haven't had anything to eat in the last few days!! (A nice blonde virgin would be nice!)

xD
grubas  12 | 1382
26 Nov 2010   #357
Why would anybody like (not to mention love) Poland is beyond my imagination.Must be a crazy person or something.
A J  4 | 1075
26 Nov 2010   #358
Why would anybody like (not to mention love) Poland is beyond my imagination.

Why?

Must be a crazy person or something.

Why?:)
POLENGGGs  2 | 150
26 Nov 2010   #359
You know, you should really, really, really study English more intensively, because you really can't fool me.

;)

Polengggs of course.

You what? whith what am I meant to be fooling you? I am Polish, born in America, raised in Scandinavia... the rest gets more complicated. And of what extraction you be, might I ask

As to me pointing out the very negative aspects - I just responded to the above post, the person asked "Why Not?" - I provided my feelings why I and perhaps other folk dislike Poland.

Maybe due to my bad english I get myself confused, I LIKE Poland, but those where the Negative things which sometimes make me dislike it !
A J  4 | 1075
26 Nov 2010   #360
I am Polish, born in America, raised in Scandinavia...

That's exactly what I mean.

;)


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