3 reasons why you hate Poland.

EXACTLY you know them, your statement is fundamentally flawed in its very context.


Indeed shall we? many countries have charecteristic traits and Poland has some too and seeing as this is a Polish forum its quite acceptable. Maybe not use the word hate, dislike would be more appropriate.

Ahh youre the dude that questioned my "astonishing that France is the most visted country in the world" statement, so youre a critic basically?

I also remember you saying youre coming to Poland to live, well heres some advice mate come on over, live here for a bit and then we'll talk.

See the title of the thread.

i believe people sometimes treat you like you deserve. if someone is rude to you you can ask yourself why? maybe you were towards them too?

because people tend to react with the same behaviour as you show towards them.

yes i'm coming soon and i always try to have positive attitude towards people because it makes life and relations with people easier.i don;t like misarable people who always complain about everything.i could say many bad things about people from the uk but i don't want to. i prefer to remember the best moments and people.

it seems you try to see the worst sides of people.
maybe it's just the matter of your attitude in life.

Ohh boy have you got an education coming your way. Wait till you try to open a bank account.


Look mate you can generalise all you want im giving you pearls here, it doesnt matter what i say to you at this moment in time. Youll soon get into the picture, it will kick in a few months after you arrive, youll think back and say WB was right. Im not knocking it its just the way it is here. Rude people specifically, thats what im talking about here. Ive travelled through France extensively, nice people.


Good that will serve you well.


Ohh what youre a philosopher now?


I'll take that as a personal insult.

i doubt. you sound arrogant to be honest. maybe people's reactions are justified.
i hope i won't be as miserable as you after living in Poland.

I wouldn't say he was arrogant. He's a straight talker and sometimes it pays to be candid. There's time for tact and time for not mincing words and WB knows how to differentiate them. He likes many things about Poland and I think Poles shouldn't be so defensive and try and see where he is coming from.

I still say 'hate' is too strong a word.

Indeed, and just treat it like that, like my good friend SeanBM says. I will give you an example:

Why do I hate Poland?

I hate Poland because:

1) it's bigger than the Netherlands
2) they don't speak Dutch there and haven't got a clue what a Sjoelbak is! (this drives me nuts for anger)
3) they can't pour a decent pint of Guinness.

>^..^<

M-G (see what I mean?)

Perhaps hate is not too strong, it is all about context...

Im not miserable, but OK come on over to Poland and please come back on here after a few months and report back on the above issues.

Its quite funny thinking of you in the post office que with people pushing you around thinking Merde this is not what we do in France.

Why don't you que in your own country, boy? Where the lines are probably ten Somali or Pakistani deep. You are truly deluded in thinking the Poles would miss your complaining a.ss.

Or even ten deep with Poles, happy at how civilised queueing is in the UK as compared with PL

Seanny is right, hate is rather strong. Queue, Scrappy. Still not out of elementary school, I see ;) ;)

.. and still don't cling to assanine conspiracy theories. Careful, fat boy, certainly the Zionists have spiked your coffee this morning.

When did i ever mention or give the impression they would miss me?


I will when i return.

Look scrappy im sorry to hammer you in the other thread but youre making a core mistake here youre reacting with anger and youre coming out out all pathetic, kind of like a child that doesnt get his sweets, are you an adult - seriously?

????? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Is that what you've done "old man"? You are a sad British clown with an inferiority complex just like Seanus. Your's is overt, his is not.

That's 2 of us that think you're a kid, Scrappy. From the land of the slim, LOL.

You are off-topic again, Scrappy. I suggest you either answer the thread or feck off.

Inferiority from who? Give me anything to compare and we'll see how you fare against WB and I. Languages, sports, education, name it.

Why don't you feck off, Piggy. You're not the mayor.


How about all 3.


Our Olympians look pretty slim when the pasted GB every four years in the Olympics. Going to be pretty funny when you're bi/tched slapped on your home turf.

1. Bureaucracy

2. Traveling damn long ... ( traffic , crap roads )

3. name days ( buying presents for every small thing )

lol yes it's also bigger than Greece, but I'm half Polish so oh well.

As for Guinness, great beer, but I never new it existed in Poland...lol.

you don't have to buy presents for name days - it's enough you buy flowers and bring some booze/and or food

The roads there are naff, but I found Ukraine a lot worse

Agreed...anyone who moans about the condition of Polish roads should take a trip to Ukraine...I went there on a Harley motorcycle..bloody lethal....next time i shall go in a 4 x 4...

Im sure there pretty bad in Zimbabwe too but thats not the point is it.

dead on!
I like the way you put it.

3 things i like about poland

1) 4 seasons
2) the memories of past
3)warszawa , car i renovated with lead paint, so it was heavier than heaven

too much negativity in this thread!

Actually Zimbabwe roads are pretty ok...untill you get out of town...

yeah and they have the grid system, makes it much easier to navigate.

But WB does have a point Wildman, you're comparison to Ukrainian roads does not make the roads in Poland better.
But I understand we are creatures of comparison and Ukraine is next door.
WB just wants the Autobahn (it rocks!), I assume is his main argument here.

And quite a good one it is too. Autobahn is the way forward!

1- The sheer number of Poles entering the Irish state.
2- The sheer number of Poles entering the Irish state.
3- Finally, the sheer number of Poles entering the Irish state.