Presents that remind you of poland

	Snap
	Edited by: Snap Jan 21, 08, 07:15 #1 Hi, looking for a few ideas - what present would you like to get given that would remind you of poland and is hard to get here? Thanks	Member Posts: 1 Joined: Jan 21, 08

	hello
	Jan 21, 08, 10:22 #2 Gift certificate or cash is a universal present. What do you mean by "here" - the US?	Member Posts: 1224 Joined: Dec 5, 06

	kman67
	Jan 21, 08, 11:35 #3 Hi Snap, If you are in the US, here are a couple of places. I bought my mother-in-law and wife some presents from these sites for Christmas. Some items on these websites are touristy junk, but there are some nice items.. polandbymail.com polstore.com	Member Posts: 67 Joined: Nov 8, 07

	Ozi Dan
	Jan 21, 08, 20:11 #4 I'd love to receive a saber, a big jar of ogorkie, a wall plaque with the Polish eagle on it, or a t shirt that says ".... me, I'm Polish!"	Member Posts: 234 Joined: Nov 22, 07

polishgirltx [Guest]

Jan 21, 08, 20:18 #5

Ozi Dan wrote:

or a t shirt that says ".... me, I'm Polish!"

PL T-shirt

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	El Gato
	Jan 21, 08, 20:27 #6 Snap wrote: present would you like to get given that would remind you of poland and is hard to get here? A Polish hooker? Polish sheep dog. Hand made glass chess set that they seem to have at every Polish festival I go to. Wooden plates that you hang on your wall. (old school) Some sort of figure/statue of the Holy Mother that every Polish household seems to have.	Member Posts: 576 Joined: Sep 21, 07

	Ozi Dan
	Jan 21, 08, 20:41 #7 polishgirltx wrote: polishgirltx What about a T-shirt that says on the front "Got any Polish in you" and on the reverse says "Want any?" Hehe	Member Posts: 234 Joined: Nov 22, 07

	polishgirltx [Guest]
	Jan 21, 08, 20:47 #8 Ozi Dan wrote: Ozi Dan you are talking about a custom made masterpiece ...lol ... which is hard to get and even harder to make ...lol i always wanted to get a big book with popular Polish cities and things worth to see... I guess, i'll have to go to Poland and get one myself then...	Guest

	El Gato
	Jan 21, 08, 20:50 #9 polishgirltx wrote: i always wanted to get a big book with popular Polish cities and things worth to see... I guess, i'll have to go to Poland and get one myself then... Barnes and Noble and Borders would have some books like that. They don't have books in the Polish language but they'll help you order them. :]	Member Posts: 576 Joined: Sep 21, 07

	polishgirltx [Guest]
	Jan 21, 08, 20:57 #10 El Gato wrote: Barnes and Noble and Borders i looked there but they didn't have anything i like... still waiting for my present :)	Guest

	Ozi Dan
	Jan 21, 08, 21:52 #11 polishgirltx wrote: which is hard to get and even harder to make We shall see about that. My dad is a graphic designer. He's done t shirts for his clients before. Hhhmm... What about "Sit on me - I'm a Pole!" or, for the buffed Polish gentlemen "I'm a rock hard Pole" - the possibilities are almost limitless On the subjects of t-shirts, dad used to wear a "solidarnosc" t shirt a lot in the early 80's. This would be a guift I wouldnt mind receiving - I liked it	Member Posts: 234 Joined: Nov 22, 07

polishgirltx [Guest]

Jan 21, 08, 22:06 #12

Ozi Dan wrote:

"solidarnosc" t shirt

Ozi Dan wrote:

This would be a guift I wouldnt mind receiving - I liked it

there you go :)

Solidarnosc

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	Ozi Dan
	Jan 21, 08, 22:21 #13 polishgirltx wrote: there you go :) Thanks! Geez that brings back some memories. I'll have to look on ebay now and get a couple	Member Posts: 234 Joined: Nov 22, 07

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