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What do you think about Poland?

Polish Guys are hot.

Dziekuje! :hatsoff:

There is no such thing as a Polish woman, I seen like 10 Polish guys but no Polish girls.....

Your missing out than... Polish Girls are like in the top 3 in Europe. Think Russian girls but with a typical Polish face, not anorexic, bigger chest and bigger ass.
 
Well, Polish people are nice. I can really tell too since like half the population of Chicago is Polish. Heck, I can safely say I basically live in Poland.
 
Interesting and rich history (especially military history). Food is rather boring and unsophisticated.
 
Interesting and rich history (especially military history). Food is rather boring and unsophisticated.

Are you kidding me? I must admit, outside of the Mediterranean, we have among the best food in Europe. Think about the best of German food with the best of Russian food combined on a dish! (that is because most German food has a central European origin, So Poland has it to, and vice versa, and Poland introduced it's central European cuisine to Ukrainian/Lithuania/Belarussian land, which got introduced to Russians after that) ;)
 
Are you kidding me? I must admit, outside of the Mediterranean, we have among the best food in Europe. Think about the best of German food with the best of Russian food combined on a dish! (that is because most German food has a central European origin, So Poland has it to, and vice versa, and Poland introduced it's central European cuisine to Ukrainian/Lithuania/Belarussian land, which got introduced to Russians after that) ;)


Yeah, your sausages are awesome!
 
Kościuszko
 
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Poland lives in a tough neighborhood.
Poland has a great unique culture, and history.
 
Are you kidding me? I must admit, outside of the Mediterranean, we have among the best food in Europe. Think about the best of German food with the best of Russian food combined on a dish! (that is because most German food has a central European origin, So Poland has it to, and vice versa, and Poland introduced it's central European cuisine to Ukrainian/Lithuania/Belarussian land, which got introduced to Russians after that) ;)
I disagree. Polish as well as Czech food is exactly how he said - boring. Germany and Russia also dont belong to tasty part of Europe. Only European food which is significantly worse than Polish food is English one, but therese question if we should identify that as food.
Only plus which we have is bread. What is called bread in rest of world is dollop of something without any taste.
For example Hungarian food is far better.
 
What's the implication here? You're pro-scab now?

First, do I understand the word right? Scab - someone who goes to work even though the others are on strike?

If that's the case, I'd give the Polish girl you mentioned a pay rise and either lower the salaries of those who went on strike, or just fire them and hire more Poles instead.
 
First, do I understand the word right? Scab - someone who goes to work even though the others are on strike?

If that's the case, I'd give the Polish girl you mentioned a pay rise and either lower the salaries of those who went on strike, or just fire them and hire more Poles instead.

It's funny, you think your opinion of someone can't get any lower, then they go ahead and make your day...
 
Also, you obviously need research a war other than WWII. ;)

Like the Great Northern War? Sure, you did great there. ;) Rest assured, I've done my research.

Besides, you personally asked what people thought of Poland. :p

Wikipedia said:
Unlike Spain and Sweden, great powers that were allowed to settle peacefully into secondary status at the periphery of Europe at the end of their time of glory, Poland endured its decline at the strategic crossroads of the continent. Lacking central leadership and impotent in foreign relations, Poland-Lithuania became a chattel of the ambitious kingdoms that surrounded it, an immense but feeble buffer state. During the reign of Peter the Great (1682–1725), the commonwealth fell under the dominance of Russia, and by the middle of the eighteenth century Poland-Lithuania had been made a virtual protectorate of its eastern neighbor, retaining only the theoretical right to self-rule.
 
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