Also Italian and Portuguese moms. Heck, all of the European moms anyway.

Way more efficient.

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I believe the term is: "Pole-axed".

Indeed..

These look really tasty

"Chrząszczyrzewoszyce, powiat Łękołody". God. The best scene from the movie.

It's an Eastern European thing, I guess. Greek moms do that too! I'm 48 and my mom still does that 😅

I hear the new version of Antimacassar is about to be released!

I can’t imagine Europeans wearing that to be honest. We just don’t care that much about stuff like cursing. It’s still funny to me that the US even censors TV and radio. Must be annoying to listen to a song and hear “beep” all the time.

Let's not romanticise it now.

And that is actually a big problem here as Catholic Curch has a big sway over our politics and our lives in general, especially when it comes to older generations. As a result our people often are very unfriendly toward LGBT people, we have religion in schools (though it's no longer obligatory, yay!), our abortions are mostly illegal, day-after pills hard to obtain and only with prescription and many other Church-morals-related problems.

I'd watch this movie, with the soundtrack in Polish.

I like!

Yeah the peirogies would get me too.

Does this not apply to every country? It's standard here in New Zealand too.

Isn't that why they make ovens with a built in towel rail?

Mine too!

Here is the US, kitchen towels are often made with buttoned loops for this purpose.

I worked with a factory full of old Polish women in the 70s and I loved pickle season. Each one tried to outdo the other, all I had to do was bring in a jar. "SHE doesn't know pickles, bring me a jar and I'll give you real pickles"!

Germans too!

Wocheski? Wochevski? Wovcheski? I don’t know! The first name… Stephanie, clearly.

Everyone below the age of 50 being analyzed and found wanting.

this may be applied to small town Turkish men

sry but "everywhere" is north America in this case... we have the flat ones in Germany

Poland was literally pushed around on the European continent

"What is this, an American shot?"

Actually, Poland's legal drinking age is 18 - higher than in many Western European countries. But it is true that many of us try alcohol earlier (quite often with our parents knowledge as they believe that it's better to try it in controlled environment than get unconscious drunk during a party) and we have rather liberal attitude toward drinking

Hahaha - I kid you not, we did this in Lanzarote on holiday. polish-xma...fabb1f.jpg

Also of Romanian Easter.

Nothing to be proud of!

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