Hello

QUOTE "I think your mate was fuc**** with just a little bit"

haha, the bassa - I knew he couldn't be trusted! Explains a lot! But ditto on Polish girls - there used to be this joke over here - What do you call a beautiful girl in Poland? A tourist... - but I was staggered at how fit the Polish birds were. In fact, just months after starting the best-paid job I'd ever had, I found myself talking to a bunch of TEFL guys in a pub in Wroclaw, and when they said how the local girls loved English guys, they just about persuaded me to give it all up for a job that pays $200 a month...

As for the wodka, I paid £2 for a bottle in the duty-free and it was great stuff. Can't remember what it was called, like...
 
the polish wont be around for long because of this credit shit, theres more work back home.. havnt got a problem with anyone that comes here to work, its the takers i hate...welcome anyway
 
the polish wont be around for long because of this credit shit, theres more work back home.

I won't be so sure mate:)

. havnt got a problem with anyone that comes here to work, its the takers i hate...welcome anyway

Takers?! Who is this?
thakns for explain in advanced;)


And one more time I'd like to thanky you guys for very warm welcome:)
 
use to go out witha polish girl when i was younger, surname of szamrowicz
first girl i went out with properly really, moved in with me and everything,
- she talked to much aswell, nice lass though, still talk to her.

weird spelling though, family love their vodka.

loads of polish friends now, couple working for the firm im about to leave, good lads, looking to work.

its a bit mix match though, as they will do the work for cheaper in most cases, but then alot of trades still want british standards as they say (meaning qualification wise)

but welcome any ways :)
 
benefits for example! Bastardz! I came to UK with my girlfriend to live - we've just bought a house and we want to settle down here and we're sick and tired of Polish causing riots, taking benefits for kids that stay in Poland with the other parent, etc....

I've been learning English for 15 years before I came here and now I have to translate everything in the factory where I work for the fuckers that don't even give a shit to learn how to say "Good morning"!
 
thats what annoys me

the people who simply come with no respect,

we as a bristish citizen have less rights in "our" country than those that have moved here for our benifits

and dont even bother to try fit in with culture

there was a story just gone about prison

one guy had demanded his traditional food to be served whilst serving in prison for raping an english student, and received his wish

so a scottish guy demanded he was served haggis, after a big battle he recieved the menu

yet the english serving caused uproar saying that they should rightly be allowed to have fish and chips,

Now personally i think the lot of them should eat what they are given, meat or veg depending on their needs etc.
but this is a great example of the PC shite gone wrong.

there is no common sense in it all no more. i mean in this case i personally think they lost their rights for personal rights when they broke the law, but hey, your better off living in prison these days the way they get treated its rediculous.

i think there should be an induction that they must learn the coulture and language - say get a visa for 6 months or a year, and it be reviewed each rolling year to see they are keeping up with learning.

but i also think this too with english going to spain etc.

its about respect. something this country lacks massively now

bring back the cane
 
I've been learning English for 15 years before I came here and now I have to translate everything in the factory where I work for the fuckers that don't even give a shit to learn how to say "Good morning"!

i personally would refuse, say it is not in my job description, make the company make them learn or risk loosing their jobs by not being able to comply with health and safety, because surely if they cant speak english then they can not simply comply with fire evacuation regulations etc

its a risk not only to you but your work colleagues,
 
I'm getting paid extra for translations. I know that my translations are much cheaper for the employer than using someone "with a stamp" from outside the factory... but let's say that's my little "thank you" to UK for giving me an opportunity to live here.

And as far as I know it's stated somewhere that training at work should be provided in appropriate language, so as warning signs etc. But I have to make sure about that.
 
Hello all :), i do not know exactly where to write and didnt want to create new post so I join this thread. Im from Poland, city Olsztyn (sorry about my english, never been in UK or USA), my car is Almera N15 GTi. This is my third nissan, so I'm not green about it.
I like this forum because it have a lot of technical informations that are not avaible in polish documentation.
I'am searching few things for 'mera, plastic air guide's for front breaks (left and right side), I know that i should post it in other section of forum but maybe there is someone from Poland, as I said my english in not good and didnt want to make littering forum.

Best regards for everybody :)
 
welcome to the aoc, and your English is very good :)

for the brake ducting you should post a thread in the 'wanted' section of the forum :)

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