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Edited by: MareGaea  Nov 12, 09, 21:39    #1
In other words: name the most useless Polish product you've ever come across!

>^..^<

M-G (can't actually think of one myself)

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 Nov 12, 09, 21:41    #2
MareGaea:
name the most useless Polish product you've ever come across!

Everything in Aptekas except for plasters.

Is PF a product? if so then I change my vote.
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 Nov 12, 09, 21:42    #3
SeanBM:
Is PF a product? if so then I change my vote

Bad, bad, Sean!

:)

>^..^<

M-G (shame on you)
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 Nov 12, 09, 21:42    #4
polish cars
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 Nov 12, 09, 21:44    #5
McCoy

Hm, thought FSO (and what was the other again?) looked pretty decent?

>^..^<

M-G (looked like a type of Ford)
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 Nov 12, 09, 21:45    #6
all products from Biedronka


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 Nov 12, 09, 21:48    #7
MareGaea:
Hm, thought FSO (and what was the other again?) looked pretty decent?

polonez, fiat 126p ( i know this one has a big fan club in netherlands ), fiat 125p ,syrena, warszawa ( looked cool ) ... i can live without them on our streets
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 Nov 12, 09, 22:13    #8
MareGaea:
Which Polish product you can easily do without?

A Polish man!

A sincere thanks PF, for putting up with me FIVE terrific years, muah!
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 Nov 12, 09, 22:14    #9
beckski

LOL

>^..^<

M-G (Dutch men are much better:) )
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Edited by: SeanBM  Nov 12, 09, 22:15    #10
beckski:
A Polish man!

Can I change my vote again?

*Imagining Poland just full of Polish women:) *
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 Nov 12, 09, 22:16    #11
SeanBM:
Can I change my vote again?

Nope, too late.

A sincere thanks PF, for putting up with me FIVE terrific years, muah!
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 Nov 12, 09, 22:17    #12
Yeah, make up your mind, Sean!

:)

>^..^<

M-G (we're all waiting for you)
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 Nov 12, 09, 22:23    #13
We have a 'sweet' Babuszka Doll Fridge magnet. It's very, very useless. I could do without it.
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 Nov 12, 09, 22:25    #14
szarlotka:
We have a 'sweet' Babuszka Doll Fridge magnet. It's very, very useless. I could do without it.

Why do you have a built in fridge unit with wooden panelling covering it?
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 Nov 12, 09, 22:26    #15
SeanBM:
Why do you have a built in fridge unit with wooden panelling covering it?

No the doll is 7 feet tall;)
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 Nov 13, 09, 00:46    #16
beckski:
A Polish man!

lol and i say a polish woman

McCoy:
fiat 126p

what?? i love maluchy! They're fun to drive. I almost brought one over to canada a few years ago.

g
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 Nov 13, 09, 01:07    #17
MareGaea:
Which Polish product you can easily do without?

most of them...
:)
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 Nov 13, 09, 08:32    #18
Polish underwear.
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 Nov 13, 09, 10:17    #19
I can't think of one polish product i ever use.... Oh yeah the maluch and thats broken,
Our flat which is a year old and already starting to subside,

Actually come to think of it does "made in poland" translate to "made to a poor standard by an incompetent drunk idiot who has no idea about quality" ?

We know the entire workforce at British leyland were workshy incompentent idiots but at least they had the decency to stand around outside the factory until the company went bust thus not producing any more terrible contraptions. (polish manufacturers take note)
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 Nov 13, 09, 10:48    #20
dnz:
We know the entire workforce at British leyland were workshy incompentent idiots but at least they had the decency to stand around outside the factory until the company went bust thus not producing any more terrible contraptions. (polish manufacturers take note)

hahaha, that made me laugh
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Edited by: 1jola  Nov 13, 09, 12:27    #21
Ketchup. It is vinegar with some tomato sauce in it. Beyond gross.
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 Nov 13, 09, 12:57    #22
1jola:
Ketchup. It is vinegar with some tomato sauce in it. Beyond gross.

you should try Pudlszki Keczup ³agodny - pretty tasty
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Edited by: ChrisPoland  Nov 13, 09, 13:17    #23
Sidolux grave cleaner to make your grave stone super shiney. And the sweet condensed milk....in a tube. I don't get it???
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 Nov 13, 09, 13:23    #24
I think polish products are indespensable.The rest is subsititutes.
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 Nov 13, 09, 13:25    #25
Pudliszki Flaki God damm awful stuff
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 Nov 13, 09, 14:05    #26
Old people on the buses and trams (they're products of Poland, right???).
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 Nov 13, 09, 14:33    #27
I could do without the border patrol.
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 Nov 14, 09, 23:38    #28
Ęzarnina.
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Edited by: krysia  Nov 15, 09, 00:30    #29
joepilsudski:
Ęzarnina.

Don't realy need that thingy above the "c"
I could survive without some Polish dishes, such as kisiel, milk soup, serwatka, kompot, flaki or any other organ meat, galareta (jelly) made out of pigs feet, potato pancakes, szmalec and æurek.
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Edited by: Bartolome  Nov 15, 09, 00:33    #30
krysia:
kisiel, milk soup

B£EEEEEEEEE
Traumatic memories from the kindergarten.

I can do without bloody bigos.


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