Room with You!!!!!

[dzidzia_bojowa]

:)))))))))Na dobry początek tygodnia.

[around_the_sun]

I thank you from the mountain :)

[forumowicz_pospolity]

dzidzia, in the face of hedgehog, miło cię słyszeć
i to w dobrym humorze:)

[dzidzia_bojowa]

witam, i mi też miło!

[bez.obrazy]

hawk.it.pl/~bort/pierdolic.jpg

[romy_sznajder]

o rany, jakie słodkie...

And then there's na-: add that to the Polish p-word and it has the sense of
filling up or putting in too much of something. For example, if a waiter serves
you a cutlet the size of bean and a mountain of potatoes, he 'napierdolił ci
ziemniaków'.

....farmazony is slang for 'stories' in the sense that they're not true.....

....and then this vulgar word can be used like very ordinary English verb 'to
put'. 'Pierdolnij mi to na stół' would be like saying, "Fucking' put that on the
table for me"
Here's my favourite: "Pierdolnąć obrazek na ścianę" would be "to hang a picture
on the wall" - in less then casual terms, that is.

Your reaction might be, "Gosh, I certainly don't want to learn to speak Polish
like that".
Well, I don't either but I do want to recognize what kind of language I hear in
the streets or in movies.

Co to za książka?!??? AUTOR, AUTOR!!

[matya]

nie no!!! drukuje i poloze na biurku chlopakowi z kalifornii, niech sie uczy
jezykow:)

[pomme]

rewela:-)

[matya]

kiedys ktos mi przyslal intrukcje Jak nauczyć Anglika przeklinać po polsku:

Tea who you yeah Bunny
Scotch me tea who you
Odd Pear Doll She
Dee May She
Tea Story Who You
Yes Tess Q Tess
Cute ass

[romy_sznajder]

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
co jedno to lepsze. mniam:)