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Paweł from poland

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:tickled: Hallo I'm Pawel and I from Poland <zywiec> :hotjump: in my country :grin: AA have a lot fans !..... a co mi tam bede pisa&#322; po polsku hehe jestem z POLSKI mam 17 lat s&#322;abo umiem angola ale coz licza sie checi !! i love this riff TA TA RA TA TA :D:D:D :hotjump: wow Ok i go in the bed because i don[t know whay write :D pozdrowienia z Polski !!! :rock: poulsen16@poczta.fm
 
Pawe&#322 said:
:tickled: Hallo I'm Pawel and I from Poland <zywiec> :hotjump: in my country :grin: AA have a lot fans !..... a co mi tam bede pisa&#322; po polsku hehe jestem z POLSKI mam 17 lat s&#322;abo umiem angola ale coz licza sie checi !! i love this riff TA TA RA TA TA :D:D:D :hotjump: wow Ok i go in the bed because i don[t know whay write :D pozdrowienia z Polski !!! :rock: poulsen16@poczta.fm
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We need a translation....
But metal on ... we can understand you :grin:
 
yeah i understood the TATARATATA part... haha
maybe Tomasz will translate the rest for us.
welvome Pawel, i knew this russian dude called Pavel.. he'd scare the scumbags, he was a fucking tall mo-fo.

PS: geeze that dude beat me for the numbers of smileys in one post! :p
 
for those that care;

after english is abruptly discontinued he goes on ........ah, what the heck, I'll write in polish, hehe, I'm from Polski and I'm 17 years old and my anglo is weak, however my desire counts. Cheers from Polska

that riff TA TA....TA TA RA TA TA is definitelly killer

Hellveto is not a polish word to my knowledge, perhaps in the dark redneck woods of eastern poland some know its meaning
 
hi pawel

i dont know much 'about' poland, but i am the rare non-polish american who has spent some time there. i was visiting a polish-american friend who was spending some time living there. we went camping in many places i cannot remember the name of without the aid of my journal, which is in the states somewhere, and im in sweden right now. but it was pretty fun, except that on the first night i arrived we set out on the camping trip and my friends didnt tell me you have to pay for the toilet everywhere. it was the middle of the night at some train station and the toilet attendant was sleeping so i just walked past, and then he came out yelling at me and i had no idea what was going on. sometimes in poland you even pay for the privilege of using a toilet with no water or toilet paper. sorry, i always talk about toilets when i talk about travel. in sweden the toilets are pretty decent, but sometimes you have to pay, like at mcdonalds and stuff.
soooo... i know that polish fast food is terrible (had some really amusing pizza made with ketchup instead of tomato sauce, for example), polish beer is strong as hell, gdansk is really pretty, and there are castles and occasionally topless lesbians to be seen. i also know that polish jokes are terribly unfair, because of course all the young people i met there were smarter and more ambitious than their american counterparts, not to mention prettier (fucking country full of blond-haired blue-eyed folks with great legs and asses - the guys and girls...)

ok, sorry for the rambling, im kind of bored and have nothing to do at the moment
 
BigFakeSmile said:
hi pawel

i dont know much 'about' poland, but i am the rare non-polish american who has spent some time there. i was visiting a polish-american friend who was spending some time living there. we went camping in many places i cannot remember the name of without the aid of my journal, which is in the states somewhere, and im in sweden right now. but it was pretty fun, except that on the first night i arrived we set out on the camping trip and my friends didnt tell me you have to pay for the toilet everywhere. it was the middle of the night at some train station and the toilet attendant was sleeping so i just walked past, and then he came out yelling at me and i had no idea what was going on. sometimes in poland you even pay for the privilege of using a toilet with no water or toilet paper. sorry, i always talk about toilets when i talk about travel. in sweden the toilets are pretty decent, but sometimes you have to pay, like at mcdonalds and stuff.
soooo... i know that polish fast food is terrible (had some really amusing pizza made with ketchup instead of tomato sauce, for example), polish beer is strong as hell, gdansk is really pretty, and there are castles and occasionally topless lesbians to be seen. i also know that polish jokes are terribly unfair, because of course all the young people i met there were smarter and more ambitious than their american counterparts, not to mention prettier (fucking country full of blond-haired blue-eyed folks with great legs and asses - the guys and girls...)
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pizza in not a polish fast food, I highly recommend to stay away from this pizza thing, besides why the fuck would you want to eat pizza or McDonalds while in poland or any country for that matter anyway, perhaps if you're an american I guess, anyway if you want some good polish fast food go to places called 'milk bars' as they have fucking awesome and cheap food, as far as jokes, well not much I can say, if you really fell for them then that tells you something about the level of inteligence of those that take them seriously, as far as toilet situation then yeah, it's pretty shitty situation as well as the toilets, not enough I think and you got to pay for most of them, although I remember walking around NYC the other weekend having some problems spotting one so I held
 
I have not been there since something like 1986, when it was still communist and there was nothing to eat! We traveled through with school to get to West Berlin. I bet it would be a whole different experience to go now. For us it was mostly a matter of wanting to strangle all the guards on the train who kept waking us up every fifteen minutes all fucking night, wanting to see our passports and go through all of our stuff repeatedly. We only got to spend one single day in Poland itself, and then we were herded around like cattle, so I'd like to see it again now! Maybe I'll be able to go o a dig there one day. In such a case, since I only know how to say polski ogorki and I really don't like pickles, and I am 100% with Tomasz on this, what should I eat?
 
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Celtik Militia said:
whats the "you forgot about poland" stuff. i dont get it. did bush say that to kerry? what for?
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I think it had something to do with the 2nd round of presdential debates Bush vs. Kerry where Karry was commenting/singling US allies (or lack of them) and Bush pointed out that he forgot about poland, so I guess it was pretty funny to some, but then again what the fuck do I know
 
That's OK. Last year, our premier went to celebrate some thing to do with commemorating the invasion of Normandy, where he got up on stage and said in front of the whole world something about remembering the allied invasion of Norway. I wonder if it's some sort of prerequisite to be a moron to become a politician?
 
Well, exactly, and half the fucking world (especially the Americans) already think we ARE American, som no need for him to go make it worse. It's all good and well to be a proud American when one is American, but I am not American. North American, yes, but please don't confuse me with some crossburning redneck from Louisiana. We are fucking Canadians. Our society is distinctly different from US society, even that of my very, very beloved friends who live in a state ten minutes away from me, across the border. We speak differently, our laws are very different, our society as a whole is different, and we learn history, PE AND geography in school. I don't know what the hell the Prime was thinking. It was very embarrassing for us, because he didn't make the mistake just once, either! Maybe he wasn't thinking at all? (This is NOT to say all Americans are crossburning rednecks from Louisiana, thank you. There is just as big a differnce between Washington State and Louisiana as there is between Quebec and Nunavut. Even at that, the US does not have the monopoly on being unaware of how and what the rest of the world think of them and being unable to place their country on a map. The last time they tested, one out of seven US citizens tested were unable to place the US on a world map. Although that may be frightening (because they have such big influence on world economy), they certainly are not the only country with this problem - did you ever ask an Afghani woman to place Afghanistan on the map? End of political lecture/outburst.)
 
oh dont flatter yourself. I got marked off on a history paper because I hadnt made the distinction of the "united states" americans from canadians and mexicans (who is on north america therefore american). Im in no haste to be called the United Cannuck States of Border Hoppers. Its too much work on my part.
 
Niggeeeeeeeeeer!
I hate your fice!
Don' try mess withe mahstah rice!

Is'nt that a skrewdriver song?

Oh, Tyra, I don't think you can compare a developed country to a LDC when talking about geographical knowledge, but but... And by the way, I don't really get the impression that canadians are that much different from USA-ians. Especially the way you talk I see no difference in... But there are more foreigners in Canada though, right? At least legal ones, no?
 
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