The forum discussion centers around personal experiences and cultural observations related to Poland and its people. A user shares their recent YouTube video, which includes English subtitles for non-Polish speakers. The conversation also touches on the author's fondness for Poland, despite expressing mixed feelings about its population. Additionally, there are anecdotes about interactions with Polish individuals in Germany, highlighting cultural exchanges and social experiences, particularly involving vodka consumption.
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Borek said:
Still easier than Szczebrzeszyn (a city).Hornbein said:
In this case I have a recommendation for you. Move to Germany. The Poles I have met here over the years were, without exception, nice people. Not so sure about the Germans, though.weirdoguy said:Anyways, I love Poland, but I hate most of its population
Had a great time in Germany 2003 in Scheeßel at the Hurricane Festival. Met lots of German and Polish and it was a ton of fun. The polish people could not speak English and I could not speak Polish so we conversed in German, the Germans laughed at my Manchester German a lot.fresh_42 said:
pinball1970 said:
But you know, a really good vodka can be drank straight, did that last friday.