3 reasons why you hate Poland.

SeanusThreads: 22 Posts: 30,160 Joined: Dec 25, 07 ♂	Oct 14, 08, 03:45 #91
Perhaps the hardcore elements of ur society might but, in general, not. I think it's from sections of the older generation and those that bear grudges. It's the same in most countries, some resentment towards others for past hardship

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Oct 19, 08, 13:02 #92

Three reasons:

1. Sygnalki - especially from people who have expensive and new cellphones. Why not have a cheaper one and actually be able to use it.

2. No change in the shops - my local grocery empties all the coins from the cash register several times a day and therefore they never have change. No sense in this.

3. The food. Pork, cabbage, pork, raw grated vegetables (including cabbage) in sugary water, pork, smalec, pork, frozen fries. And more pork.

MagdalenaThreads: 5 Posts: 1,365 Joined: Aug 15, 07 ♀	Oct 19, 08, 14:27 #93
jonni: Pork, cabbage, pork, raw grated vegetables (including cabbage) in sugary water, pork, smalec, pork, frozen fries. And more pork. Where do you eat? Not that I have anything against raw vegetables. But the pork and lard thing. Where do you eat, for chrissakes?

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Oct 19, 08, 14:48 #94

this thread is stupid .. the poster isnt even around and was a trouble maker anyways.

its plain and simple. if you hate it then dont go there!! if you cant help but go there, then go but shut up!! no one cares if you hate it or dont ..

this post isnt a helpful post , its a post meant to upset people .. as the poster tried to do over and over.. and admitted to it.. so why keep this crappy thread.

this thread belongs in the trash.. all in favor say trash!!

its useless, its degrading, and has the word hate on it.

Filios1Threads: 15 Posts: 1,953 Joined: Nov 13, 07 ♂	Oct 19, 08, 14:50 #95
Patrycja19: this thread is stupid Patrycja19: you hate it then dont go there!! if you cant help but go there, then go but shut up!! no one cares if you hate it or dont .. Well, I'm glad someone FINALLY agrees with me on this.

Patrycja19Threads: 76 Posts: 3,877 Joined: Oct 31, 06 ♀	Oct 19, 08, 14:54 #96
Filios1: Well, I'm glad someone FINALLY agrees with me on this. * high five* trash this thread.. make the poster walk the plank!!

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Oct 19, 08, 15:01 #97

Patrycja19:

this thread is stupid .. the poster isnt even around and was a trouble maker anyways.

You're largely right! There is a real case for immigrants to a country to be able to vent their annoyance at day-to-day things (better to be nice in real life "yes, Pani, your jamnik is so sweet when it craps in my garden") - this is just healthy, but the original poster probably was trolling.

As for the food, I have two Polish lodgers who spend hours in the kitchen doing things with cabbages, eggs, sugar, more sugar, handfuls of salt and pork in every form. Though not in the same dish. The soups here are good though!

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Oct 19, 08, 15:06 #98

jonni:

I have two Polish lodgers who spend hours in the kitchen doing things with cabbages, eggs, sugar, more sugar, handfuls of salt and pork in every form.

I'm still not convinced. I spent almost 15 years doing the housewife thing in Poland, and I am Polish, and I used a Polish cookbook etc., but never in my life have I come across the weird combinations you seem to be describing. ;-)
Maybe your lodgers are not the most gifted of cooks?

LAGirlThreads: 13 Posts: 598 Joined: Apr 11, 08 ♀	Oct 19, 08, 17:09 #99
agreed with you there patrycja

jonniThreads: 26 Posts: 4,189 Joined: Nov 27, 07 ♂	Oct 19, 08, 18:16 #100
Magdalena: I'm still not convinced. I spent almost 15 years doing the housewife thing in Poland, and I am Polish, and I used a Polish cookbook etc., but never in my life have I come across the weird combinations you seem to be describing. ;-) Maybe your lodgers are not the most gifted of cooks? Ahem, irony.... All of those things, not in one dish though. But they are pretty dreadful cooks.

Patrycja19Threads: 76 Posts: 3,877 Joined: Oct 31, 06 ♀	Oct 19, 08, 20:07 #101
jonni: There is a real case for immigrants to a country to be able to vent their annoyance at day-to-day things (better to be nice in real life "yes, Pani, your jamnik is so sweet when it craps in my garden") - this is just healthy so your a immigrant and want better food or different food? my thoughts are be glad you have any food at all. ya ingrate.

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Oct 19, 08, 20:24 #102

jonni:

3. The food. Pork, cabbage, pork, raw grated vegetables (including cabbage) in sugary water, pork, smalec, pork, frozen fries. And more pork.

Did it ever occur to you to try and stick those frozen fries in the oven for 15 minutes? Try it. Not eas crunchy as the frozen one but you make like them better.

btw. do you prefer American style beef and chicken with a "healthy" doze of antibiotics?

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Oct 20, 08, 02:48 #103

jonni:

All of those things, not in one dish though.

Yeah, I understand. But even broken down into different dishes, you seem to be describing either pork with sugar, or lard with salt, or pork with lard, or... Your list of ingredients just doesn't add up, neither as a whole nor broken down into smaller units. For example, I made cauliflower soup and pork chops in onion sauce with potato dumplings the other day. Would you say I used onions, pork, cream, salt, and flour? Because I did, but this list does not actually say anything about what I actually cooked. And I used a helluva lot of other stuff as well. I just can't seem to think of any dishes which would comprise solely or mainly of

jonni:

cabbages, eggs, sugar, more sugar, handfuls of salt and pork in every form.

BubbaWooThreads: 46 Posts: 4,438 Joined: Sep 26, 06 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 07:52 #104
if i had been brought up with mum cooking only polish food then i would probably defend it blindly too but i wasnt thank god for small mercies

MatyjaszThreads: 2 Posts: 1,786 Joined: Jul 20, 06 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 07:59 #105
Yeah Bubba, but what do you know about polish food. You are vegetarian and like curry. Nuff said.

jonniThreads: 26 Posts: 4,189 Joined: Nov 27, 07 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 08:34 #106
z_darius: btw. do you prefer American style beef and chicken with a "healthy" doze of antibiotics? Never eaten American beef (never been to US) but the chicken from supermarkets here is just as tasteless as anywhere else.

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Edited by: gtd Oct 20, 08, 09:36 #107

Amen...yet another myth. Polish food and produce is not somehow healthier than the USA. Do you really think Polish businesses don't inject growth hormones and anitbiotics into livestock? All places do whatever they can to maximize profits. And if you say "But it is not allowed and they test for it" I have ocean front land to sell you in Warsaw...good price...better hurry many people are interested.

And Jonni...the change things cracked me up! I swear they spend 5 minutes asking you for change no matter what the total is. Do you have 87gr? No...53? No...34? No I don't have change. It could be an even ZL number and they would ask for "100gr??" Then they look at you pissy and finally take the money as if you are trying to ruin their day. It is definitely a thing specific to PL.

BubbaWooThreads: 46 Posts: 4,438 Joined: Sep 26, 06 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 10:06 #108
Matyjasz: Yeah Bubba, but what do you know about polish food. You are vegetarian and like curry. Nuff said. yeah but thats the point matty unlike you to miss things

Patrycja19Threads: 76 Posts: 3,877 Joined: Oct 31, 06 ♀	Oct 20, 08, 11:59 #109
BubbaWoo: yeah but thats the point matty unlike you to miss things Well , bubba have at it.. please tell us the three reasons you hate poland and get it over with. the original poster had intentions on making waves.. and you support that.

MagdalenaThreads: 5 Posts: 1,365 Joined: Aug 15, 07 ♀	Oct 20, 08, 13:35 #110
BubbaWoo: if i had been brought up with mum cooking only polish food then i would probably defend it blindly too Incidentally, my mum was Czech, and I spent 3 years in India as well. So I guess I got to taste quite a variety of foods and dishes, including my British experience as of now ;-)

Filios1Threads: 15 Posts: 1,953 Joined: Nov 13, 07 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 14:55 #111
Magdalena: mum was Czech, Yummy, knedliczki :)

southernThreads: 116 Posts: 10,891 Joined: May 17, 07 ♂	Edited by: southern Oct 20, 08, 16:51 #112
Magdalena: and I spent 3 years in India I hope with a descendant of the soldiers of Alexander the Great.Not a common Indian. Magdalena: I got to taste quite a variety of foods and dishes, including my British experience as of now ;-) If you can eat british food,you can eat everything. Filios1: knedliczki :) knedliky,my friend.Knedliky.(a zeli).

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Edited by: Magdalena Oct 20, 08, 17:27 #113

southern:

I hope with a descendant of the soldiers of Alexander the Great.Not a common Indian.

Well, actually, with my parents. I was 6-9 years old at the time... ;-)

southern:

If you can eat british food,you can eat everything.

That's why I endeavour to cook my own meals ;-p

southern:

knedliky,my friend.Knedliky.(a zeli).

Vepřo-knedlo-zelo: the food of the gods... How I miss it sometimes!

southernThreads: 116 Posts: 10,891 Joined: May 17, 07 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 17:31 #114
Magdalena: Vepřo-knedlo-zelo: the food of the gods... Yes,that's right.It is my food.Tell now honestly:Does czech food taste 100 times better than polish food,or not?

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Oct 20, 08, 17:55 #115

southern:

Does czech food taste 100 times better than polish food,or not?

It's a bit like comparing apples and pears. I would say the best in Polish cuisine comes from the noblemen's tradition, and is related to Russian and Lithuanian cookery. On the other hand, Czech cuisine is strongly related to Austrian and even some Hungarian traditions (guláš, lečo). And of course, because my mum was Czech, my most most beloved comfort foods have to be Czech, they're what I grew up with... :-)

southernThreads: 116 Posts: 10,891 Joined: May 17, 07 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 18:03 #116
Magdalena: because my mum was Czech :-) Do you prefer czech or polish culture?Do you feel more comfortable in CR or Poland?

osiolThreads: 59 Posts: 4,714 Joined: Jul 25, 07 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 18:03 #117
southern: If you can eat british food,you can eat everything Do you know what British food is?

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Edited by: Magdalena Oct 20, 08, 18:09 #118

southern:

Do you prefer czech or polish culture?Do you feel more comfortable in CR or Poland?

I have basically lived most of my life in Poland, and my mum has been dead these many years now. So I am more Polish than Czech in my outlook and everyday life, I'm sure. It's hard being divided in this way, but I know that if had to live in the Czech Rep. permanently, it would probably seem odd because although I know the language and the culture, I would still be an outsider. There's loads of small everyday things I just don't know because I don't visit that often or stay long enough when I do... :-(

southernThreads: 116 Posts: 10,891 Joined: May 17, 07 ♂	Oct 20, 08, 18:12 #119
Magdalena: So I am more Polish than Czech in my outlook and everyday life, I'm sure. It's hard being divided in this way, but I know that if had to live in the Czech Rep. permanently So you don't go to nude beaches.Pity. osiol: Do you know what British food is? No,I avoid it.

MagdalenaThreads: 5 Posts: 1,365 Joined: Aug 15, 07 ♀	Oct 20, 08, 18:13 #120
southern: So you don't go to nude beaches.Pity. I don't, but my Czech friends did ;-p

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