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What Poland can't do right


welshguyinpola 23 | 463
16 Nov 2008 #1
From my extensive reading of alot of posts on this site, it seems that Poland does everything the best in the world:

'Polish' fish is supposed to be the best
Polish Pizza too
Polish Beer
Polish girls
Polish Bread
Polish milk
Polish Scientists
Polish programmers
Polish strong men
Polish immigrants
POlish hairdressers

But tell me, is there anyone who will come forward and actually say that there is sth POland does worse than every other country?
miranda
16 Nov 2008 #2
Not to my knowledge;)

oh, I will be called a traitor for saying that.
Lodz_The_Boat 32 | 1,535
16 Nov 2008 #3
oh, I will be called a traitor for saying that.

You are a great patriot. One day your name will be written.

Polish men
Polish sky
Polish authority
Polish judgement
Polish mentality
Polish language
Polish humour
Polish vegetable
Polish poultry
Polish beef
Polish Mutton
Polish Pork
Polish Poetry
Polish LITERATURE...

so much...

What poland doesnt do well?.... Poland cannot hate people so well :) .. like some people around us.... :P
esek 2 | 228
16 Nov 2008 #4
salaries.... at least when we talk about EU.

edit:

I read 'what poland has worse than other countries'... ,my mistake, sorry...
OP welshguyinpola 23 | 463
16 Nov 2008 #5
Poland cannot hate people so well :)

U sure bout that? I was beaten up by a grp of polish youths during Euro 2008 cos of the ref's decision. I am not even English. I saw a guy on a bus from POL to eng spit in the face of a black girl.

Is that not hate? Dou you want me to post some emails I recieved during the Euro 2008?
esek 2 | 228
16 Nov 2008 #6
Dou you want me to post some emails I recieved during the Euro 2008?

No... there are idiots all over the world. What can we do...?
OP welshguyinpola 23 | 463
16 Nov 2008 #7
I read 'what poland has worse than other countries'... ,my mistake, sorry..

Im confused, do u think poland has better or worse salaries?
miranda
16 Nov 2008 #8
One day your name will be written.

it has been written many times on PF;)P
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,148
16 Nov 2008 #9
Dou you want me to post some emails I recieved during the Euro 2008?

Why not ?
atlantic 17 | 65
16 Nov 2008 #10
They can't build roads!!!!!!
haha, I'm surprised nobody posted this. With all the open space in Poland, there is no reason not to have an adequate highway infrastructure throughout the whole country, especially in the Podkarpackie woj. The highway system here is incredibly old., and a major upgrade is needed, REAL FAST, before Euro 2012. Hopefully, it's not too late.
Prince 15 | 590
16 Nov 2008 #11
They can't build roads!!!!!!

Autostrada A4 Wrocław - Zgorzelec



Trasa, Autostrada A2 Poznań



A4 wrocław-katowice -kraków

before Euro 2012.

Budowa Autostrady A1

CHOJNICE BUDIMEX OBWODNICA


dxx 12 | 108
20 Nov 2008 #12
is there anyone who will come forward and actually say that there is sth POland does worse than every other country?

- Maintaining the quality of their roads...
- Speaking English
- Making administration for people easy
- ....
nauczyciel
20 Nov 2008 #13
does worse??

1- vehicle registration process
2- CUSTOMER SERVICE
3- nasty roads
4-short haired early 20's males wearing footy clothes all the time, giving off that aura of "i'm soooo tough" "i'll stare you down mofo"
Seanus 15 | 19,672
15 Dec 2008 #14
Get locks on toilet doors. I swear, I'll go nuts if I ever see a toilet door without a lock and a transparent/translucent window.
southern 74 | 7,074
15 Dec 2008 #15
there is sth POland does worse than every other country?

English breakfast.
Lotnik767 3 | 145
15 Dec 2008 #16
Costumer service and their Politics don't know crap (PO)
EmmaT2008 5 | 33
29 Dec 2008 #18
I love the polish language so beautiful. The only thing I can think of is some of the roads..
PaulinaK14 2 | 5
29 Dec 2008 #19
Polish roads and the architecture in some places, brr, horrible, grey, ugly..
Filios1 8 | 1,336
29 Dec 2008 #20
architecture in some places, brr, horrible, grey, ugly..

Communist legacy....

Slowly but surely, these buildings are being torn down or renovated.
Seanus 15 | 19,672
29 Dec 2008 #21
More slowly than surely ;)

Crumbling would be a better way of putting it than torn down ;)
delphiandomine 88 | 18,131
29 Dec 2008 #22
Woo, let's tear most of £ódz down!

(I really, really hate that city...)
outintheyard 27 | 517
30 Dec 2008 #23
Poland is not so bad . Try living in the US . Now there is a mess. The women are about the worst in the world in personality. The government is corrupt. and you can not walk in any major city for fear of your life.
Seanus 15 | 19,672
30 Dec 2008 #24
I had a really nice woman at the statistical office, GUS, today. She was very thorough and helpful. And smily too, I almost passed out ;) Seriously tho, I also received excellent help at the tax office from a lovely woman.

I think people adopt a negative attitude to bureaucracy which distorts their perception.

The Poles are very precise with dates and procedures, that can be a good thing.
nauczyciel
4 Jan 2009 #25
speed limits in my city. Daily, i drive on an arterial route. 2 lanes each direction separated by a wide grassy median with sidewalks and bike lanes on the outsides.

It leads from the suburbs into the centrum, and the area is built up(populated)

now....the limit along this 6-8 km stretch is 70km/h. buuuuuuuuuuut leave it to PL to put in a 50km/h for 50 meters just ahead of the 5 crosswalks/zebras that can be found, then back up to 70.

THEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN..... you go out into farmland and they have a 40km/h limit on a 2 way 8-10km stretch with a double solid. The buses stick to the 40 all the time and passing is a deathwish or a ticket cuz the cops hang out there all the time.

rediculous
JulietEcho 3 | 100
5 Jan 2009 #26
But tell me, is there anyone who will come forward and actually say that there is sth POland does worse than every other country?

- stop kissing US behind and concentrate establishing a positive trend in geo-political relations.
- politicians, I have not seen a greater bunch of morons and two faced posers anywhere else, with exception of Africa, maybe...
- roads.
- LAW. Corruption and idiotic laws that most of the times protect the criminals as opposed to victims.
- and last but not least: Start respecting Poland, Poles and Polish business above anything else...
outintheyard 27 | 517
5 Jan 2009 #27
LAW. Corruption and idiotic laws that most of the times protect the criminals as opposed to victims.

Obviously learned from the US

stop kissing US behind and concentrate establishing a positive trend in geo-political relations

Good idea if anyone would listen

and last but not least: Start respecting Poland, Poles and Polish business above anything else...

The number one Must for success. A campaign of great magintude should be launched.
George8600 10 | 631
23 Mar 2009 #28
'Polish' fish is supposed to be the best -yes
Polish Pizza too - Sort of
Polish Beer - Sure
Polish girls - Definitely!
Polish Bread - Sure
Polish milk - There's a difference? Nothing wrong with it.
Polish Scientists -Through history, but not overall.
Polish programmers - Depends on the person, nations can't compare programmers.
Polish strong men - Sure?
Polish immigrants - Yup, nicest people I have ever met.
POlish hairdressers - Sure, my hairdresser is polish.
Seanus 15 | 19,672
23 Mar 2009 #29
Scottish fish easily matches Polish fish, if not better
Scotland has some great pizza joints. Think Italy tho
Czech beer is where it's at
Slavic girls in general are nice
Polish bread, yes, but short lasting
Polish milk, good stuff
Scientists, hmm, in many countries etc etc
Randal 1 | 577
23 Mar 2009 #30
you can not walk in any major city for fear of your life.

Gotta love all that "rich diversity" here in the US.

I find it remarkable just how much those highway driving vids look just like driving here. Everything is the same, almost exactly. And you guys drive on the right!

But the trucks keep to the right too. And I liked how slower cars got out of the fast lane and out of the way. Many U.S. drivers need to learn this.


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