Poland in photo riddles - part 2

That's the one.


No, just the bit with the lift.

What is this beverage and what are its two main qualities?

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Well its a cheap wine that's supposed to be an energy drink.

12% dodgy cheap stuff , explains you behaviour here, you need to stop drinking it.

1. It gets you drunk quickly, and 2. it's cheap.
On the lower shelves in the booze shop, a firm favourite of the homeless.

OK, you passed! Cheap is No 1, dodgy can be No 2, although I prefered lousy. Never mind.
No, I didn`t drink it, I found the bottle during a walk in the park. hahahaha I drink better ones but not as good as yours. hahahahaha.

Hmm, did I ever show this pic? I have an impression I did, but I checked this thread and the previous closed one and didn`t find it. Fake dejavu???

First, what is this structure in general and what does this grafitti mean?

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I once bought a bottle and my wx poured it away.


Is that in Kraków?

I also bought a bottle once because I needed it for a school theatrical a few years ago. I drank the content but it was shyt, so never again.


Nope, somehwere else. But the name of location isn`t important, just a structure and grafitti.

Jude Gang is I think (or more truthfully, Google thinks) a supporters group in Kraków. Is it at the Crakovia stadium?

Football hooligan anti jewish crap ? structure. Nazi bunker ?, hey i'm just guessing

The Jude Gang thing is part of the 'Holy War' of football supporters. Jewish groups who monitor anti-semitism don't consider it to be anti-semitic in itself.

The Holy War (and the name Jude Gang) goes back to the 1920s when it was a rivalry between two Jewish football teams, Makkabi and Jutrzenka, both then in Kraków.

yes, football fans` signature (considered positive) and a bunker. Not Nazi, but close one - Habsburg . hahaha So both dolno and jon get points.
What event and what guy are they?

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Its lickle jesus with his tit out and scrounging zl to buy a flaska of vodka.

Is it meant to be Jesus? The day is Easter Monday and the only significance I can think of in Poland is Śmigus-dyngus, Wet Monday, but that doesn't appear to be relevant. He looks like he's begging but not sure what's in his left hand.

Only scrounging is a fact here. Although, I am not sure about that vodka.


Nope. Check it again, please.


It is an object widely used by ancient beggars.

It was a Tuesday....


I think it is Rękawka Festival. An annual pagan festival at Krakus Mound.

krakow.pl/aktualnosci/218513,33,komunikat,juz_dzis_tradycyjne_swieto_rekawki_w_krakowie.html

I am probably wrong here, but I was wondering if the guy is meant to be a leper and not just a peasant begging. I kept looking at the wooden thing in his left hand. Lepers in medieval times carried something like that and it was called a clapper. Its job was to warn people of a leper's approach so that people could keep away from them.

Yes, yes, yes!!! hahahaha Perfect.

So, let`s see a new challenge: What and why? The date plays a role, too.

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No idea at the moment. I can't see what's in the bags, and the rest is water and juice. The date doesn't stand out either although it's within Lent.

I see. Don`t worry, here are some tips:
Juice, yes. How many cartons and why?
What do you think is there in the bags?
Where is it placed?
The date plays a role but not as a fixed or annual holiday, sth else happened around it - quite important.

Stockpiling refreshments for the rona?

You are close but I don`t know what rona is. RONA?

"the rona" (or "the 'rona") is an abbreviation of coronavirus

Oh, I see. If so, then you won! They declared the quarantine on 12th March and on the next day we went to do big shopping in case shops were to be closed down. We spent over 1000 PLN but no food was wasted - we used up everything.

doomsday preachers?

You are close but it is not preachers, another word which starts with pre-.

Preppers.

Oh, yes, exactly.

Well done maf, I wouldn't have got the answer to that at all. I was looking for something of more significance.


What is the relevance of the number of cartons? Obviously you were going to buy quite a few if you were stockpiling...........

2 per kid?

That was a very serious matter. We purchased 2.5 more items than usual.


But during our usual weekly shopping we don`t buy 20 cartons - 5 are enough.

What is it?

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