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Post by Pawian on Feb 2, 2008 11:01:47 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Feb 4, 2008 0:34:42 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Feb 4, 2008 0:35:27 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Feb 4, 2008 0:36:16 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Feb 4, 2008 0:37:14 GMT -7
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Post by justjohn on Feb 7, 2008 9:21:57 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Feb 7, 2008 9:31:15 GMT -7
Pawian, These photos are excellent and they portray life in your immediate vicinity. The soul of what is around you. In my opinion they are great !!!! Thank you. I will use this encouragement to show more soon. In your spare time, you can look through the entire thread if you haven`t yet.
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Post by Pawian on Feb 9, 2008 2:07:28 GMT -7
Pawi Super pictures of some super places - you are lucky to be able to get to photographers' paradises - but the next best thing for me is to see your pictures. Leslie I have prepared a set of pics from a few events. Real life drama but static still life views too. First riddles, as usual. Easy and difficult. Some of them will test your memory because I have already presented these places and people in previous impressions. What is the man doing and why? If you remember this man, why is this picture provoking? Where is this ceiling? Why was this photo taken? What ship is it? Who does the photo show? What soldier is depicted in the monument? Where are the children? What American car was it? How do you call such art? What fish is it? Whose countenance can you see? And a final question: Where is Poland? to make guessing easier, here are some answers: 1. In Africa. 2. In Asia. 3. In Australia 4. In North America. 5. On the Poles. 6. Somewhere Les. 7. Nowhere.
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Post by livia on Feb 9, 2008 4:13:35 GMT -7
What is the man doing and why? What? The man is asking his wife to give him breakfast. Why? Because he's hungry. . If you remember this man, why is this picture provoking? This picture is not provoking ;D ;D ;D . Where is this ceiling? This ceiling is up there. . Why was this photo taken? To present school emblem? . What ship is it? Mayflower? . Who does the photo show? I won't joke here. The real art of conversation is not only to say the right thing at the right time, but also to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting moment. (Thanks JJ!) . What soldier is depicted in the monument? Stone soldier. He's got a gun like Russians have in the movies. On the flag there is a Soviet sign. No crosses on the graves in the background. Synthesis: Russian immobile soldier. Answer: In the monument there's a Russian soldier during the Warsaw Rising 1944. . What American car was it? It was a car called Warszawa. Polish car made on the Russian licence. . How do you call such art? Kitsch . What fish is it? Carp. Not a staple fish in Poland, but eaten from time to time (Thanks JJ!) . Whose countenance can you see? John Paul's II . Where is Poland? Somwhere Les.
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Post by Pawian on Feb 9, 2008 7:40:29 GMT -7
What is the man doing and why? What? The man is asking his wife to give him breakfast. Why? Because he's hungry. Funny but nope. Nope. The green mug/cup is made of glass, not plastic. It is a child`s mug. Sometimes our sight plays tricks on us. hahaha Yes, you weren`t here when I showed it a year ago. Close, close.... hahahaha Not with such armament. Presuming it was Mayflower, with those decks filled with cannon holes it would look as if the colonists intended to shoot all turkeys in the New World..... . hahahahahahahhahahahha I`ve gotcha!! hahahaha You caught the tricky bait! Do you really think I would put a photo you were thinking about? But as a woman you are not an expert on military affairs, so you are excused hahahahahaha Yes, that`s a Soviet Soldier who liberated Krakow which didn`t organize a Rising which didn`t destroy the city, luckily. Close but again you lack the knowledge that suits the man. Russians also got their license from somewhere.... OK, I admit, it was difficult, more for a man than a woman. Very good!!! yes. Yes. Again you prefer not to joke? hahahahahaha . Not on the Poles? What about the question: Where are the children? Thank you for taking the guesses. You made my funny day - it means you gave me extreme happiness. Livio, stay tuned, I will post those pictures again in their sets with others with proper commentary.
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Post by Pawian on Feb 9, 2008 14:10:48 GMT -7
Pawi Super pictures of some super places - you are lucky to be able to get to photographers' paradises - but the next best thing for me is to see your pictures. Leslie Les, I am gravely disappointed that you didn`t take part in the quiz. Why? There are a few pix you should know.... I will still wait with the full presentation of the rest of pics until you do some guessing....
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Post by Pawian on Feb 9, 2008 14:25:46 GMT -7
I wanted to show you my class in a slideshow in some future but I am doing it now after certain pathetic guy wrote this hahahaha: Oh God!! See what iv'e been saying folks? You have been dealing with a 100% certifiable nutcase. Sure i had known some of these type of teachers in my life also. They were bores then and i guess things haven't changed much. I would love to know some of the opinion of some of his students. Present and past. But oh hell. Who wouldn't want to have a teacher that new ALL the answers of history. Class IIA, one of high schools in Poland
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Post by jeanne on Feb 9, 2008 16:17:07 GMT -7
The man is your brother-in-law and it is provoking because he never drinks but he has a bottle of vodka next to him?
The kids are in gymnastics class.
Could the car be a Studebaker?
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Post by Pawian on Feb 9, 2008 16:36:21 GMT -7
The man is your brother-in-law and it is provoking because he never drinks but he has a bottle of vodka next to him? Yes, Yes, Yes!!!!! Perfect memory, I would like to have you as my student. I need more such guys in my classes! Yes, putting a bottle of vodka in the foreground and taking a photo was a part of my mischevious plan to play another trick on my brother-in-law. As you can see, he is totally easy going person who doesn`t mind. Well, sometimes it happens he curses me mildly, but only once a year. Sorry, no. Sorry, no. To my knowledge, studebakers were small trucks, while this is a car.
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Post by jeanne on Feb 9, 2008 16:44:19 GMT -7
The man is your brother-in-law and it is provoking because he never drinks but he has a bottle of vodka next to him? Yes, Yes, Yes!!!!! Perfect memory, I would like to have you as my student. I need more such guys in my classes! Yes, putting a bottle of vodka in the foreground and taking a photo was a part of my mischevious plan to play another trick on my brother-in-law. Sorry, no. Sorry, no. To my knowledge, studebakers were small trucks, while this is a car. Pawian, I am indeed one of your students, and have learned much about Poland from you. As far as remembering your brother-in-law, I think that learning a Polish man exists who does not drink just really made an impression on me! And Studebakers were indeed cars, and I was around when they were, so I know for this for a fact! Jeanne
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