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Womans day in Poland?
Happy womens day to all the ladies of the forum...and to those that have to many hormones of the wrong gender....
<smiling>
Thanks!
Thanks!
Actually....as a show of unity , i am wearing a black dress...but don,t tell anyone...
skysoulmate 13 | 1250
8 Mar 2010 #65
everybody celebrates it, Dice. at school, boys buy girls flowers or sweets on Womens Day.then sometime in october its Dzień Chłopaka (boys day).
What? October??? I always thought we, men celebrated the International Day of Men between March 9th and March 7th the following year? I feel cheated! LOL
On March 8th my dad often leaves small notes for my mom (in her car, on the mirror, attached to the garage door opener, you name it). When I was a kid I thought it was so silly but now I realize how much my mom loves those notes.
They ARE silly and often illogical; usually he'll write something like "You are my sunshine and I'm your sunscreen factor 50 - let's sing in the rain", "I'm glad God made You", "You can keep my rib as long as you want!", "roses are red and sky is blue, where's my pretty wife - I need you!"
Of course he does the whole flower and gift thing too but my mom loves the little notes and saves them all...
So happy Women's day to all the ladies here;
This "small note" is to all the XX representatives here - "Thank you all for making the world prettier and gentler".
This includes all the ladies, even those not born yet.
Ladies, best wishes to you all :-)
dhennie_jo 4 | 31
8 Mar 2010 #67
Mar 8, 10, 18:58 - Thread attached on merging:
happy womans day?
how do you say it in polish?
happy womans day?
how do you say it in polish?
paulinka_87 - | 5
8 Mar 2010 #68
wszystkiego najlepszego z okazji dnia kobiet :)
Is Women's day a public holiday in Poland?
men don't want us to buy them gifts. Really.
Yes we do; it would be a nice change from the usual. It would also teach women the art of giving. A set of golf clubs would be nice.
It would also teach women the art of giving.
LOL! You must be living under a rock, isolated from the world the rest of us know...
Yes we do; it would be a nice change from the usual. It would also teach women the art of giving. A set of golf clubs would be nice.
my boyfriend already has an impressive set of golf clubs so he has to make do with all the lingerie i buy for myself. in fact i bet that he would prefer more of that than a new set of golf clubs ;D
in fact i bet that he would prefer more of that
that's what I was thinking.. my guy insisted on procuring his toys all by himself, and definitely preferred more .. er... elusive gifts from me.
And then, Zimmy... I chewed him up and spit him out! Hehehe!
As long as he tips you at least 15% right?
skysoulmate 13 | 1250
9 Mar 2010 #75
Oh dear...i don,t know how to break this to you gently...but dear old Comrade Lenin is dead , has been for some time...Also communism has kinda fallen out of favour too , so there is not much in the way of celebration of the revolution and stuff...
Has Putin gotten that Memo??
He got the boot too...its Mevedev now...
skysoulmate 13 | 1250
10 Mar 2010 #77
Yeah, right.. He might have a different title but he's still the Thug-in-Chief...
I got a lovely IM from one of the guys in our office in Warsaw...We dont celebrate it in the UK...
I think probably Putin will be back in power before too long...i can,t see anyone else that will get in...
I heard that in Eastern Europe womens day is seen as a communist thing and many don, t celebrate it for this reason , but most women i know think of it as a special day , and my Russian girlfriend who is no fan of the communists has had a womens day party at the school where she is a teacher , so it seems its still in favour there in Moscow...
Today i went into my friends pitza resteraunt in Poland , she is Ukrainian and she had flowers on display that somebody had given her , so i think its still very popular over this part of the world...
I heard that in Eastern Europe womens day is seen as a communist thing and many don, t celebrate it for this reason , but most women i know think of it as a special day , and my Russian girlfriend who is no fan of the communists has had a womens day party at the school where she is a teacher , so it seems its still in favour there in Moscow...
Today i went into my friends pitza resteraunt in Poland , she is Ukrainian and she had flowers on display that somebody had given her , so i think its still very popular over this part of the world...
skysoulmate 13 | 1250
10 Mar 2010 #80
I think probably Putin will be back in power before too long...i can,t see anyone else that will get in...
unfortunately I agree...
Eastern Europe womens day
I wish we celebrated it here in the US. Yesterday I brought a nice bouquet of some Hawai'ian flowers to a local cafeteria/diner just outside Honolulu where I know several of the ladies who work there daily. Then I said "Happy Women's day to you all" and the ladies gave me this perplexed look as if "is he hitting on ALL of us"? LOL
Oh well, when I explained they were all very excited. I think I might have started a new tradition in the Aloha State... LOL
I posted this on another thread but it probably belongs here...
If Women Controlled the World!
wltc.org/Documents/Jokes/WomenRuled.htm
grethomory 1 | 155
10 Mar 2010 #81
Never heard of this day before
Women love attention...is it any wonder they would like a holiday devoted to THEM?
Western culture is a complete 180 from the oppressive cultures that exist still in some places...would be nice to find a middle ground instead of an extreme at either end. Women rarely want to be equals in the modern world. What they really want are all the advantages they get for being women but also no disadvantages. If they wanted true equality they would en masse deny things like engagement rings...some don't really care but the majority expect and even demand it. If you suggest spending that money on something sensible like paying toward your home you are "unromantic" rather than exhibiting common sense. Women have been conditioned to expect these things in modern society. We like to pretend we are "enlightened" but it is still very much a game of trading things for other things. Prancing around in a mating dance and going through the motions.
I get yelled at half the time time for holding the door open because I am being "sexist" and they can "do it themselves" but who do they call for when something needs to be repaired? Not their girlfriends.
Anyway...until a Men's Day get's as much attention as Women's Day I say boycott it ;)
Fair is fair.
Western culture is a complete 180 from the oppressive cultures that exist still in some places...would be nice to find a middle ground instead of an extreme at either end. Women rarely want to be equals in the modern world. What they really want are all the advantages they get for being women but also no disadvantages. If they wanted true equality they would en masse deny things like engagement rings...some don't really care but the majority expect and even demand it. If you suggest spending that money on something sensible like paying toward your home you are "unromantic" rather than exhibiting common sense. Women have been conditioned to expect these things in modern society. We like to pretend we are "enlightened" but it is still very much a game of trading things for other things. Prancing around in a mating dance and going through the motions.
I get yelled at half the time time for holding the door open because I am being "sexist" and they can "do it themselves" but who do they call for when something needs to be repaired? Not their girlfriends.
Anyway...until a Men's Day get's as much attention as Women's Day I say boycott it ;)
Fair is fair.
I get yelled at half the time time for holding the door
Doesn't matter if it's male or female who holds the door. In the US everyone holds door for everyone regardless of sex.
Polish women are spoiled.
In the US we don't celebrate Women's Days.
Valentines Day is for both male and females but in Poland they think it's for women.
Women retire earlier in Poland than men.
Women in Poland can have a year of maternity leave vs. up to 6 weeks in the US.
skysoulmate 13 | 1250
10 Mar 2010 #84
Women retire earlier in Poland than men.
Is that true? Even though women on average live 5-10 years longer than men?
Women in Poland can have a year of maternity leave vs. up to 6 weeks in the US.
That depends on the employer here. Not saying you're wrong just that it depends. I wish in this arena we were more like Sweden where they have "parenthood leave" and not just maternity leave. Many couples split it up with the woman staying home half the leave and then the father takes the rest. We probably should increase the length of the stay BUT not until they find a way to pay for it.
bombelku56 1 | 20
10 Mar 2010 #85
for what it's worth:
Two dozen red and white roses and a Polish card with a personal, hand-written message made my girlfriend very happy :-)
She said I should not have spent the money, but I know she appreciated it very much.
Dzień Kobiet is alive and well in the US...
Two dozen red and white roses and a Polish card with a personal, hand-written message made my girlfriend very happy :-)
She said I should not have spent the money, but I know she appreciated it very much.
Dzień Kobiet is alive and well in the US...
aphrodisiac 11 | 2427
10 Mar 2010 #86
Women retire earlier in Poland than men.
yes, but their pensions are lower because of that.
s that true? Even though women on average live 5-10 years longer than men?
at 55, but it results in financial disadvantage as far as I know.
Women in Poland can have a year of maternity leave vs. up to 6 weeks in the US.
Valentines Day is for both male and females but in Poland they think it's for women.
I doubt it:)
Polish women are spoiled.
In what sense ?
many guys i spoke to said they get yelled at when they open doors for women or offer to take their coat etc., no wonder chivalry is dying out. i always say thank you when they do that for me, i hold doors for people too.
we don't only expect of men to hold the doors for us, we want a red carpet too ;)
neither they do in UK by the looks of it, even though it's the international women's day
that's not true, men get cards and presents as well, it's up to them if they want to treat their lady to more than just a flower and a card
same in UK
Polish women are spoiled.
we don't only expect of men to hold the doors for us, we want a red carpet too ;)
In the US we don't celebrate Women's Days.
neither they do in UK by the looks of it, even though it's the international women's day
Valentines Day is for both male and females but in Poland they think it's for women.
that's not true, men get cards and presents as well, it's up to them if they want to treat their lady to more than just a flower and a card
Women retire earlier in Poland than men.
same in UK
Kobiety, please, don't analize my posts so seriously. Just messing around making dumb remarks.Lol
he has to make do with all the lingerie i buy for myself.
my guy ....... definitely preferred more .. er... elusive gifts from me.
Just two more examples of how 'fabulous' women think themselves to be. ... and notice guys, how women push sex when it suits them?
This is also an example of something that is happening more frequently; without knowing it women are admitting to their narcissism while pretending to be above it all.
skysoulmate 13 | 1250
10 Mar 2010 #90
at 55, but it results in financial disadvantage as far as I know.
So is that mandatory or voluntary? If women are forced to retire early and thus suffer lower pensions/retirement benefits why isn't anyone suing for sexism and gender discrimination?
When is Mens Day?
Starts at sunrise on March 9th and ends at sunset on March 7th the following year! ;)