What's your connection with Poland? Penpals.

This is EU law and EU driving license.

Yes,. but the driving license is a document which regulates what you need to wear. Poland is a country based on law, contrary to wild west and east US where guns decide who is right.

Those cops are not properly trained and or the cop just wanted to write a ticket or maybe she was rude to them.


Yes,just like inheriting someones debt,or if the person dont have a will any relative can put in a claim for inheritance.Which when happens the case lingers for years and eventually the freebee loader does walk out with something.

@Alien:This is EU law and EU driving license.
Yeah just like my driver license never expires lol(No expiry date)new ones do have them finally though.

Not only. I just checked and the US has similar laws and fines for drivers who break them. Johhny probably moved to Jamaica as he promised that he doesn`t know about it. :):):)

I use glasses so my driving license says:Restrictions:Corrective lenses Required.
It can be contacts or glasses.I use both,never had a problem.I dont know about magnifying glass lol.

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  Restrictions.
  

Depends on the police. If you aren`t drunk or drugged and didn`t break any road law, most of them give a shyt about lenses.

How about driving with your dogs head out the window of a vehicle ?
In Florida they have just suggested to enact a law to make it illegal.
My dog Luke just loves to hang out the window and bark at anything and everything.
He just won't stfu sometimes. ;-)

He fully takes after you.


It isn `t forbidden. It is still better than driving with your dog`s ass out.

No, my name is johnny reb, his name is Luke which rhymes with Puke.

Very good. Now, after sharing this important info, you can go to sleep. :):):)

Thank you but I really don't need your permission and besides, old Luke just woke up and wants to play. ;-)

You don`t but it is good to have one - then you will feel better.

What makes you project that I don't feel better.
Taunting you and watching you squirm makes me feel better than having a double scoop of ice cream.

She claims that she didn't have both of her hands on the steering wheel while driving was the reason the Policja stopped her in the first place.

Is that another one of Poland's outdated laws ?

Are all your friends such bad drivers? Wha'ts up with that?

Why would you project something so stupid ?


Just you Trolling again. :-(

Maybe I'm confused and it's you that's the bad driver? Didn't you pretend you didn't need a driver's license some time in the past?

No


Not only confused but trolling again with your diminishing remarks.
Make this forum better and stop it.
Now get back On-Topic befote Atch gives me another warning.

Do people serving long gaol sentences need driving licences?

That goes for you too, joun.

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Hello everyone dear Poles.
I'm from Iran and these days I'm looking for beautiful different things to know about your beautiful Polish rich culture....
Actually I'm proud of Poland and its great people..
God knows how much I will feel happiness if I keep in comunucate with you great people.
Sincerely yours
Mohamed ghavami from kashan/Iran.
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Not as rich and as old as yours. You were the cradle of humanity's first true civilization.

@Alien
That's kind of you dear friend...I'm proud of Poles for what they have done for humanity.and for what they are doing for it right now.

@Alien, it's true however that Poland has contributed richly to our world, both in terms of science as well as the arts, cinema, and theater!

It always seems not enough.

Stereotypes abound, Alien, and sadly the Poles seem to be the ones who suffer.

Such is our fate, eternal sufferers.

Wrongo, pal!!

Suffering's NEVER the "fate" of free-thinking people who actively participate in the propagation of their own culture for future generations.

Your kind of thinking is the reason why such outmoded stereotypes persist.

Suffering often seems to be a way of life, and this applies not only to Poles, but also to, for example, Jews.

Poles suffer, because they must learn. Pain is the beginning of wisdom.

Aeschylus said as much:

He who learns must suffer.
And even in our sleep pain, which cannot forget,
falls drop by drop upon the heart,
until, in our own despair, against our will,
comes wisdom through the awful grace of God