Are Poles typically nasty people?

People act according to the level of intoxication. The last place to visit in Poland is pijalnia wódki.

Is that anywhere near Zakopane? -:)

Funny name.


Of course. Each spa town in southern Poland has one. hahaha

A typical pijalnia in a small town

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Well then, guess my pal from work Romek plays piano aka pianofort and not pianie, 'cuz I never knew him to get plastered!

Please keep to the topic

hmm, the fact that he doesn`t drink might be used against him. In communist times non-drinkers were often viewed as informers - snitches. Quite nasty people. Those old traditions still have their repercussions today. So, we have a dillemma - to drink and be nasty in result or not to drink but still be nasty???

And quite rightly so, I don't trust teetotalers.
If you are not prepared to let your guard down after a few drinks, then you have probably got something to hide.
Good Polish logic.
Plus it gets a few more drinks in....... LOL!!!!

95% of bad things happen at 2 am while drunk.

Don't get drunk and get into bed before midnight.
Problem solved :-)

Over the years, I noticed that it's impossible to have a normal conversation with drunks and religious nuts.

If you're out at 2am, you're either looking for trouble or trouble is looking for you.

Words of wisdom from the old man.

Well stated. I wish every woman would follow this rule. In 90% of cases when a woman is raped and murdered, it always starts with: 2 am, drunk, and trusting.

@Paw & Milo, this apparent distrust reminds me some of stories I once heard from old GDR times of extra quiet folks at pub crawls. People figured they must be informers!