zigarum wrote: So I have been offered a job to work in Warsaw and i'm in two minds on what to do. I've read alot of nice things about the country and I have worked abroad before so it shouldn't be a problem. I enjoy meeting new people and having fun. Just wandered what kind of stuff I could do after work. Like are the bars busy during the week, can you just chill out and play pool or something? Also is there anywhere near by where I could go snow boarding?
If you really are the social guy you say you are, you'll have no problems in poland. In fact being out going and foreign will make you quite popular, especially with the women. I always have a great time in poland and the bars/clubs are always a lot of fun.
As for snowboarding, your best bet would be to go down to the mountains (zakopane area) or slovakia/czech rep - tatra mountains. Not exactly nearby but poland is mostly flat.
btw, i'm just a couple of years younger than you.
Michal wrote: It is the same in most ex and former Comminist countries. The Poles spend most of their free time at home watching the television. In Poland, the Poles are even glued to the telly at breakfast time. They sit and watch stupid programmes whilst eating their 'kanapki'-a very odd habit indeed.
Once again, michal tells us about how much of a prostak/wiesniak family he was born into and grew up with. Michal, you see uneducated poles (well any wiesniak of any nationality really) do watch TV in excess and rarely pick up a newspaper/book to read.
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