It seems that the people of Poland should expect to see some of us leaving the US: I think the way they treated Trump compared to what that crowd of Germans were doing would convince...

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

I think the way they treated Trump compared to what that crowd of Germans were doing would convince some of us to move there to be close to Germany living with people who don't like Angela Merkel. 78 years ago Germany used their Blitzkrieg on the Polish people starting World War II. Of course, Japan was hard at it in China from 1937 on so the Germans really got to the job a bit late.

son of witless

oldroy wrote:

I think the way they treated Trump compared to what that crowd of Germans were doing would convince some of us to move there to be close to Germany living with people who don't like Angela Merkel. 78 years ago Germany used their Blitzkrieg on the Polish people starting World War II. Of course, Japan was hard at it in China from 1937 on so the Germans really got to the job a bit late.

Poland is a great country, that has been let down by her western friends too many times. Poland provided much of the intelligence that helped British code breakers decipher the Enigma Code. Poland lived under Communism and understands it's dangers better than American snowflakes.

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

son of witless wrote:

Poland is a great country, that has been let down by her western friends too many times. Poland provided much of the intelligence that helped British code breakers decipher the Enigma Code. Poland lived under Communism and understands it's dangers better than American snowflakes.

We are a proud people, polocks are solid

son of witless

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

We are a proud people, polocks are solid

In my life's travels I have come across many first and second generation Poles. Happy to have them as friends, I would not want them as enemies.

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

son of witless wrote:

In my life's travels I have come across many first and second generation Poles. Happy to have them as friends, I would not want them as enemies.

Second generation here......almost finished rasing the third

VIVA LA POLAND!!

Good Times Inc

Snoopy

son of witless wrote:

In my life's travels I have come across many first and second generation Poles. Happy to have them as friends, I would not want them as enemies.

Dear Son:

I am married to a great Polish lady. The Poles are the hardest working people I know.

And yes, I am happy to have them as loyal friends!

They are the toughest enemies you will ever experience.

Snoopy

out of the woods Loc: to hell and gone New York State

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

Second generation here......almost finished rasing the third

VIVA LA POLAND!!

Good Times Inc

Same here , plus a wee bit of drunkin Irishman, a volatile mix.

son of witless

Snoopy wrote:

Dear Son:

I am married to a great Polish lady. The Poles are the hardest working people I know.

And yes, I am happy to have them as loyal friends!

They are the toughest enemies you will ever experience.

Snoopy

My father worked with a Polish guy married to an Italian lady. Nice people. They had the toughest kids I've ever met, they had to be because of the section of the city they lived in, and the wife made the best food I've ever eaten.

Carol Kelly

son of witless wrote:

Poland is a great country, that has been let down by her western friends too many times. Poland provided much of the intelligence that helped British code breakers decipher the Enigma Code. Poland lived under Communism and understands it's dangers better than American snowflakes.

Too many Polish jokes! Polish helped to build America and West Point was designed by one of their brilliant Generals, Kosciusko. A statue of him positioned prominently at West Point. Bridges and towns named for him in America.

pafret Loc: Northeast

Snoopy wrote:

Dear Son:

I am married to a great Polish lady. The Poles are the hardest working people I know.

And yes, I am happy to have them as loyal friends!

They are the toughest enemies you will ever experience.

Snoopy

Lots of Poles in my home area when I was growing up. The most beautiful woman in the world has to be a seventeen year old Polish blue eyed blond. They have a slender heart face with high cheekbones. The eyes are set wide apart and they tend to be a lovely almond shape. Her lips are full and an unusual shape, the upper lip slightly fuller than the average and about equal to the lower lip. Which nice gives it distinction. The nose is a small, high bridged nose with narrow nostrils. They are fine boned with peaches-and-cream complexion and their forms are exquisite.

They have to be seventeen because such perfection of beauty is fleeting; by the time they reach twenty-one they begin resembling their mama and most Polish mamas are built for comfort, not speed.

out of the woods Loc: to hell and gone New York State

pafret wrote:

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My Grandmother Baba, was built like a short bowlegged quarterback, but boy could she cook. She raised her siblings after her parents died from TB, got married at 16 to a new Polish immigrant, Adam , who was 35. Then raised 5 highly successful children of her own.
Tough is an understatement. Just raising my father, also Adam , her youngest, would have earned her that title.

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

out of the woods wrote:

Same here , plus a wee bit of drunkin Irishman, a volatile mix.

Well, them poles hold a close second to them Irish when it comes to the 80 proof

son of witless

Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:

Well, them poles hold a close second to them Irish when it comes to the 80 proof

I always associated vodka with Russia, but now I know it is also Polish.

out of the woods Loc: to hell and gone New York State

When I was a little girl, we would visit my Uncle John, my grandfathers Brother. He would take my father into the basement and serve him a few shots of some kind of liquor with a piece of grass in it. My father spent the remainder of the day on the living room floor, so I gathered it was good. He also sent us home with whiskey soaked cherries, four of which were enough to impair my sister and I. He and his wife lived in Philidelphia, spoke broken english, both died in their 90s, when I was @12. All the kapusta, alchohol and smoking a pipe didnt affect their longevity. Anyone know what kind of liquor that might have been?

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

out of the woods wrote:

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You sure it was grass and not a dandelion stem? I recall the old locks around me would make dandelion wine, it was dark green and very stout.......i recall it during summer festivals and dances they served it with a dandelion stem in the glass like you speak of. The Wops in the area would also make and drink the same.