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Saturator in polish history

kasia24Threads: 10 Posts: 34 Joined: Jun 1, 09	Sep 10, 09, 15:31 / #
Hey, What's the "saturator" in polish politics/history?? what does it refer to ? Please add sources too! thanks!

vetalaThreads: - Posts: 512 Joined: Jul 10, 09	Sep 10, 09, 15:51 / #
Saturator was a trolley which sold sodas during the times of communist Poland. They used to be practically everywhere.

kasia24Threads: 10 Posts: 34 Joined: Jun 1, 09	Sep 10, 09, 16:02 / #
Ok, and who did they belong to, the communists?? or was it normal working people doing that?? so saturator was trolleys which normal people worked with, which sold sodas, for example on the streets, or?? sorry, for my stupid question.. ;_;

MagdalenaThreads: 5 Posts: 1,389 Joined: Aug 15, 07	Sep 10, 09, 16:23 / #
the communists were as often as not normal working people... not an alien race from outer space ;-)

SokratesThreads: 19 Posts: 4,464 Joined: Jan 19, 09 [Suspended]	Sep 10, 09, 18:50 / #
http://www.dziennik.pl/files/archive/00041/WODA_SODOWA___ULICA_41607g. jpg kasia24: What's the "saturator" in polish politics/history?? Kasiu saturator was a machine for creating Soda, it basically filled water with gas, sometimes they added juice or stuff, in times when Poland was really poor and there wasnt many treats out there people sold this on the streets the way kids in US sell lemonade. I dont really think it ever entered the politics, though given our current goverment i'd ceirtanly vote it for president :)))

kasia24Threads: 10 Posts: 34 Joined: Jun 1, 09	Sep 10, 09, 19:05 / #
haha, ok, thanks a lot! lol

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