What I miss and don't miss about Poland

Home is home. Despite all the problems on my crowded Island I feel the same way about the UK. I have been lucky enough to work in many wonderful places around the world and I guess I could afford to move anywhere especially now my kids are almost all ready to make their own way in life. We are probably the best (worst?) nation in the world for putting our country down so a lot of the complaints you read here from Brits reflect that. We do like to moan a bit.

That is what we have in common. Polish are also a big moaners.

So it's Poland versus England in the final of the Moaning World Cup

LOL that was me and my mate!!

Troll

Frank I'm confused why you keep writing troll, is it because my username is huge COCK? please just tell me cos write now the only troll on this site is you!!

As for smoking in Wroclaw, the reason we were smoking in the airport was because we thought we was allowed, there had those ashtray bins there!

HC...I think you know.....

Thats funny because I was well aware when I was there a few weeks ago that smoking was not allowed hence the reason they have the smoking bins outside...you are in deed a hugh cock!

ROFLOL..every time I see that username "huge COCK"..I wonder if he is bragging or wishing??

Speaking of huge cocks. I'd like you all to know that when mine stands errect it must be at least 14 inches. His name is No Name and he likes to chase the hens around the garden. I eat his offspring. Yum Yum.

not a vegetarian, are you?

Ha, ha, ha - well put Wroclaw I'm sure you don't need to have an alarm clock in the morning!
I wish I could have one in my yard...The last time I went to Poland I taped a rooster crowing and every time I watch the tape it just makes me smile.

Actually, I meant the eggs. In truth I don't eat much meat, mainly because I don't like it.
I'm a veggie man because of flavour and taste.

There are several girls on the board Wroclaw, who've never seen a cock ...full stop.....aaaahhheeemmmm.....

Eurola,

In the summer they wake you up damn early. And they say the countryside is a peaceful place. Cows, chickens and tractors all before 6:00am. I love it and I hate it. I spend most of my time in the city though.

This started out a wonderful thread, thanks Globetrotter.

My Polish man will be taking me to Poland one day to visit and reading the responses makes me wish it were soon. He has mentioned missing snow because in London there is very little there and he misses family, friends and food.

You're welcome. There are some excellent posts throughout the forum.

You're gonna love Poland, especially since you'll have such a good guide.