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[GoldenGail3]

It means Waffle... 

It means ******  Naughty indeed! 

[Khayness]

Mert te nagyon művelt vagy. Vagy lengyel. Vagy tudod használni a fordítót.

 

Got any boilers for sale?

[Seishoujyo]

Sadly my polish is not even basic  I know mostly  bad words  only lol.

 

Well it wasn't Polish lol, I m Polish, it was Hungarian I believe.

[Halfdan The Menace]

The word is Polish, but pronunciation make it sound like East European slang for... wimmins.

[Sartoz]

I'm half-ass sure that they might ban me by the tittle, but i wanted to make my post about the forum doomsday.

 

I just came around here in the ass-end of the last year and now they're shutting this down... what a bloody shame really...

 

Idk if this save me from seeing those weird micro-fanfic-romance tread or i was to late to enjoy this.

 

thoughts?

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3rd party bio boards are spring up everywhere. Became a member on two of them

 

Look at EA financial qtrly earnings scheduled on Aug 2, 2016. They may give us a clue about BIO.

[Rascoth]

The word is Polish, but pronunciation make it sound like East European slang for... wimmins.

Actually... this word is used in many ways, including, well, another term for prostitute. You know, the one starting with "b"... I really want to stay here till the end to see the mayhem of last days, so not gonna write it. Just in case. You know.

 

Next lesson of Polish: "How to create sentence full of curses without repeating the same one". Believe me, it's easy.

[Arcian]

I brought two.

Goddamn ryncoholics.

[Catilina]

Well it wasn't Polish lol, I m Polish, it was Hungarian I believe.

You won!

[Serza]

Actually... this word is used in many ways, including, well, another term for prostitute. You know, the one starting with "b"... I really want to stay here till the end to see the mayhem of last days, so not gonna write it. Just in case. You know.

 

Next lesson of Polish: "How to create sentence full of curses without repeating the same one". Believe me, it's easy.

 

Can also be used in place of the F-bomb. The usage is pretty much the same this side of the border, and yeah, I have an easy time believing it's possible to create a full-length sentence in Polish without profanities. I do that all the time, and the two languages aren't THAT different.