What about emigration?

Poor Kasiulek had to explain herself - but everything is over:)))))
This joke about weasels was brilliant!
The Xmass frenzy is in its full swing-I won't go to shops the whole long week.No snow , no reason but plenty of ugly Santas ....help!!!

That's what i can do - joke :-) you should see Santa they put in the city centre in AKL - it's so horrrible i'm afraid many kids are having nightmares right now... I was scared when i saw it for the first time...

How do the women dress in NZ? I ask because I'm curious if they are like British women-horrible beasts without any style or sense of dressing:)))))

the same sort... The bigger the grl the tighter clothes she wears... And no sense of fashion at all. I always spend a lot of time if i need to buy some clothes as i have problem to find anything looking normally... Pink and babrie blue are the most ppular colours, if you add some mutant kitten with eyes that takes up to 90% of its face on the blouse - the you get it - it's the style...

I wonder why...perhaps it's the influence of the tv presenters-horrible monsters- or lack of interest from the part of their mothers...or lack of mirrors:))))

Lack of mirrors :-) And glasses in some cases :-) I have a mirror and contact lenses, so i know what to choose :-)

Happy Kasiul.I bet you're the best dressed woman in your street and in your firm!

In the firm i have totally unsexual unhuman uniform :-) If you know a bit about colors and that you cannot wear socks and high heeled shoes in the same time then you are the winner :-) it's not so difficult and i have lots of clothes from Poland and they are something you cannot buy here so i am really Something :-)

Believe me or not but I buy my clothes in second-hand shops (lumpex) and I'm very pleased-not only are they of better quality, but also they are very original:) On the other hand I can spend as much as 300 zl on shoes...nobody's perfect:))))

And that's funny as it always takes ages for me to buy shoes... I'm very fussy about it - they have to be perfect - no compromises... as for clothes i used to buy some in Poland in flea markets as there were great opportunities. For example i got leather coat in very good condition, very high quality leather, just for 10 zlotys... So i was buying either on flea market or just on a market (it was one of those brilliant markets where you could buy everything - veges, fruits, clothes, shoes - i bought my glany there :-), jewellery, ciggies and lots of other stuff as well). So i understand you :-)

Fussy about shoes? You should see me in action- even my patient mum sometimes lose it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hahahaha, poor mom :-) My family know it's safer not to go with me when i'm trying to buy new shoes :-)

I hate buying shoes alone and my mum sacrifices herself:)))) but it can be really painful to observe her sacrifice:)))))

Stupid me, it should be "sacrifies".IT'S THIS STRESS.

I have been living in Canada for 3 years and you know what I know many people who finished school here.They also speak english very well and they cannot find good job.Mostly of them work there where they shouldn't. You know they have to live here and pay bills so they take any job to survive here.I don't know what is a situation in UK.Perhaps there is easier but here is not too easy especially whe n you don't have any connection.

ha my spelling mistakes are contagious :-)))))))))) Poor mom, but maybe she thinks about your children with your character :-)))))))) Anyway i went by myself :-) to the shop today to buy myself something as it's Xmas :-) I bought Deep Forest and The Corrs CDs and i emrse in the music of Pygmies :-)))))))
Have you heard about polish new tax? When you buy a Xmas present that costs more than 10 000 zl you have to pay tax.... That's sick as if one day i could buy sthg for my niece or nephew will i have to pay this ridiculous tax?????????? I feel sick because of that....

Oh yes, bad spelling is definitely contagious:))))especially when you're stressed-you know what I mean, Kasiool?
Pawel, it's rather sad what you've written but true-life is very difficult for many emigrants.But Kasiul lives in New Zealand and I -still in Poland...

I haven't heard about this tax but anyway the problem is not mine-and the rich will find a way not to pay it.

Still in Poland? Well, well...too bad, br. Are you going to do sth with it?

yep, they will cut a gift in a half :-) which is not a huge problem as long as it's not some kind of pet, like horse for example :-)

Half of a grilled horse is still something:)

I wouldn't like to cut a pony in a half just for a sake of eating grilled horse :-) I don't even eat meat and sausages too often...

Grilled meat is yummy-you should try it.

Weren't you to speak about emigration?????

No, it's called evolution :-))))))))) And freedom of speach :-))))

Actually i like chicken. Somehow the idea of grilled pony, dog or ferret doesn't appeal to me... I prefer cheese and muesli from meat or steak pies or fish&chips :-) I'm not Kiwi, obviously :-)

We are speaking about emigration almost all the time:)))))))))))))))
Freedom of speech is a great thing!;)

I beg to differ....

Because of the freedom of speech you've got the right to do so!;)

Is there anyone who wants my foreign, NZ flu? :-)))))))))))))