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 Nov 19, 11, 01:18    #31
quentin:
I find Polish people to be more 'genuine' and more focused on forming real relationships and just living, as opposed to the pursuit of material wealth.

Have you ever actually met a Pole???? I suppose it was an interest in forming genuine relationships that dragged 1 million plus of them to this sceptered isle then......

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 Nov 19, 11, 06:52    #32
scottie1113:
I'm afraid of heigths.


scottish highlander afraid of heights? what a funny story...
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 Nov 26, 11, 22:07    #33
I just reread this thread and my posts. Either I couldn't type or I had had too many beers. Sorry all.

And I'm not a Scottish highlander. I'm a California boy.
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 Nov 26, 11, 23:06    #34
Des Essientes:
I assume you want stories about my Polish friends in California Seanus. Well one of my friends at University, whose mother is from Poland, came from the San Jose area, which has a large Polish population, he has long since moved back up there, but when he was here he used to do a funny character, named "Skully" or something, in which he would get his mouth really dry so that he could stick his lips up above and below his teeth and then he would bite a lit cigarette and try to inhale it, which was of course impossible, but hilarious. There is another Polish-American I know from the frisbee golf course who I wouldn't call a friend as he is a bit of a pill, but I saw him in a nightclub once and he told the girls I was hitting on that I am an "Olympic athlete" which I appreciated because I did end up banging one of them and perhaps his testament to my athletic prowess helped in that endeavor. As for Poles from Poland I recently met one through a mutual friend and he had an immense amout of cocaine. Our mutual friend, who is of Mexican and Finnish ancestry, told the Pole that I am a Polish-American and the Pole looked at me and said "oh really? let's do some lines." He proceeded to pour out, and chop up, two gargantuan lines of cocaine, but one of them was just ridiculously huge, and then, handing me the straw, he looked my in the eye and said "Pick one." I took up the straw and I inhaled that ridiculously huge line in one gasp much to the amazement of the other people watching, some of whom expected me to be felled by a heart attack. The Pole then smiled at me and said "You are truly Polish."


Oh I missed that one, I guess I wasn't around here at the time, hilarious. Sorry Seanus but the guy is right, your flower-power Polish kumbaya friendship stories are way too cloying... lol I'd take a Pole with a massive amount of coke anytime over a Danny The Coffee Bearer
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 Dec 11, 11, 17:43    #35
My stories were true. His were cock&bull nonsense! I've never known any Pole to have touched cocaine. If you can't see that this thread was designed to bring out positive stories then you are blind!!
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 Dec 11, 11, 18:02    #36
Seanus:
My stories were true. His were cock&bull nonsense! I've never known any Pole to have touched cocaine.

Seanus, my stories are all absolutely true. Just because you've never known any Pole that touched cocaine doesn't mean that none have. Stop this idiotic inductive reasoning. It makes you look really stupid. Moreover my stories are positive and your stories, if positive, are also boring and pathetic. I am going surfing now so if you, or the cadre of angry British expatriates on this forum, see fit to attack me yet again don't think I am cowed because I do not respond immediately.
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 Dec 11, 11, 18:07    #37
It's you looking too much into it, DE. It's obvious that some Poles do cocaine. I just said that I'd never met any.

Boring? What, because they are realistic and not full of drug-fuelled wildness?? It's the little things that make a difference.


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