Poland in photo riddles - part 3

What is going to take place soon?

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Is that part of a candle holder/grave lantern - znicze?

The date is All Saint's Day so you're going to the cemetery to light the candle/lantern? Not sure about the foil though or maybe the whole guess is wrong.

Sorry, no. Hint - it is a culinary riddle, the date is pure coincidence. You can see a utensil and food in it ready for a rare kind of preparation.

No, I can't. Is it some kind of strainer? There looks to be foil shaped to hold something in it and a bit of foil to cover it but no idea what for.


It would have to be wouldn't it ;)

Yes, those riddles can be so crazy sometimes. Sorry.
PS. I admire you for still striving and not giving up. You are so Polish. I wish most of my compatriots were like that. :):)

PS. Check another thread where I am going to post all pics for this riddle.

I thought so too?

I admire you, too.

Nie jestem Polką


Jestem uparta :)

What is inside? Forget typical stuff, of course.

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Nobody guessed it was green beans conserved in natural brime for winter months.

What are going on exactly, in double mode, sort of??? :):):)

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Is that where the snake lives?

Yes, it is. But it is only 30% of the solution. :):)

PS. Hey, "intellectuals" like Ptak or Bobko, show us your intelligence at last! :):):):)

Is it shedding its skin?

Sorry, no. Shedding skin takes place at night and I must say that since 2005 when I started keeping my first snake I have never seen it live. I only discovered the effects.

Hint: it is sth much much worse! :):):)

Eating a live mouse?

Again, 33,3% correct answer. :)):)

So the remaining third of the answer is that the gruesome spectacle was being filmed/photographed from different angles?

Sorry, I don`t understand that statement but I guess it is sophisticated sarcasm in Monty Python style which I fully support, of course. :):):):)

Another hint: the 33.3% correctness of your reply referred to eating. The remaining 2/3 which needs to be guessed apply to live and mouse. :):):)

PS. I am not going to let you off with this one. Prove your intelligence to those "intellectuals" like Ptak or Iron.

Please don't put me in "intellectual" basket.

I am much more comfortable being a toilet-stealing orc.

Yes, I had realised it earlier that is why I replaced you with Iron in post 588. :):):) Ptak remains an "intellectual" from goat`s ass. He has never ever solved any riddle here though he brags of being such a "patriotic Pole." Ha!!!!

I presumed there was 1/3 left to be found because you said this in response to my asking if that is where the snake lives.


Then you said this in response to my asking if it was eating a live mouse:


That leaves 1/3 left of the riddle.


Actually, no. In post 580 you asked what was going on in double mode, hence my answer of it being filmed from 2 different angles.

Please, don`t say what you presumed. You are so close so stop nitpicking. :(:(:

Let me repeat ignoring all presumptions:

the 33.3% correctness of your reply referred to eating. The remaining 2/3 which needs to be guessed apply to live and mouse. :):):)

Just try to guess this one. Don`t be afraid of guessing wrongly. You are stronger mentally than many pathetic "males" here.

It means that eating was a correct guess. While mouse wasn`t coz it was a young rat and live wasn`t coz it was frozen before.

Next one:

What can you see?

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Looks like Quail eggs.

it's misleading, they are pawian eggs, every time he gets himself worked up on PF he lays an egg.

And those eggs are just from yesterday...lol

He must be sleeping off his hangover today.

Unwashed pigeon eggs.


And we see you are working on one so early in the day. lol

Exactly!!

I hope I made every guesser happy. :):):)

This textbook for grade 4 primary school is widely used in Poland. What is wrong with it???

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Two things jump out:

RP transcription (almost all Poles include r's in their pronunciation even those trying for a distinct British sound).

screen is not 'monitor' but 'ekran'