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The Sun News Paper have today published their first edition in Polish. This is to coinside with the start of the Ero 2008 competion today, they intend to publish further editions on the 7th, 9th, 12th, 13th, 16th, 17th, to coinside with polands group games, they're hoping to sell 200,000 copies to the 600,000 poles who live here.

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Oh how silly of me forgot we have polandshire now think its between Cambridge and Norfolk BB:D:rolleyes:

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end of the day its all about making dosh. thats what businesses do, if i was polish though would be very insulted to be considered a "SUN" reader.:D

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I didnt think you even had to be able to read to buy the Sun!!

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Well there are plenty of pictures in the Sun polly, page three springs to mind, not that I get the Sun mind you:D

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ya haven't...........:D

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Yet another reason for me to boycott The Sun newspaper, scum, this is England for christs sake.

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i buy papers in english in spain,whats the differance?:confused:

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Love The Sun but i don`t think i`ll be bothering with the Polish edition.....

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BIG mistake pips.......admitting that.:D;)

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They sell Spainish papers printed in English?

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What not buying the Polish Sun.....? lol ,no i know what you mean, do i care.......no.

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There was a Spanish paper in Tenerife printed in English, can`t remember its name but my dad got it a few times.

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actually the Daily Sur which is a spanish publication is also printed in english n thats a freebie.;) probably what pips is on about in tenerife.

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Can`t remember the name but it was a freebie...........:D

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Hmmph .. everybody ignored my thread ... :rolleyes:

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...and-39622.html

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as i responded to yer thread,that must make me a nobody.:D

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Sorry hadn`t seen it..........:rolleyes:

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:D:D Ok .. will re-phrase, 'there was very little interest'. :o

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thanks fer re-phrasing, would rather be of little interest than a nobody.:D:D:D

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I made the mistake of looking and it was all football !!!!:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(

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Page 3's Cecylia from Jastrzębie-Zdrój was nothing to write home about.

http://blogs.kansascity.com/crime_sc.../06/bikini.jpg

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Why has s/he got a modem or fax in the bathroom?

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To send the money she earns picking spuds, and from modelling, back to Poland.;)

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As Sherlock Holmes would have said
"Examine the evidence, you do not get a midrife like that picking potatoes and his modeling career is, I fear, likely to be short lived"

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You keep saying he.

'She' was a national junior shot put champion before moving to England to pursue her career in agriculture, and modelling.

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At the risk of being accused of being pedantic,the evidence will prove that I said 'he' once and s/he once, that hardly warrants the word 'keep'

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Do Polish workers not know English? I would have thought this would be quite important.

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No, not if your picking potatoes or standing around in your underware looking a pratt

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I bet you do really :D

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I take it there are none at your workplace because as you say it is important that they speak English from a health and safety point of view but employers ignore this fact for profit.:mad:

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No I'ts only the Big G that does that.....cant see him picking potatoes though?

Good point Andrew.

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Like yourself I don't wish to appear pedantic, but prat as a noun has one t, unlike the surname, which generally ends with a double tt.;)

Prat, see below.:)


http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_1861737470/prat.html

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He'll probably come back and say he misspelt it on purpose to see if you'd notice. If you pull him up a second time he'll tell you you've fallen for it again. I reckon Royboy39 is Jambutty's brother.

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No Neil I can honestly say I used to get it but changed when they desided to support Labour at the 1997 General Election:D

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One T or two Ts a Prat's a Pratt in my book never mind the spelling:D:rolleyes::p

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I wonder if the Polish version will be on sale in Liverpool? There are still a lot of scousers that boycott the Sun, because of what it said about the Liverpool supporters during the tragedy at Bradford in 1985.

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Tut Tut Tut, where and when?:mad:

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Oops wrong report sorry.

I think I'm mixing tragedies:(

(age)

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some still refuse to stock it less,

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It was actually after the Hillsborough tragedy, in Sheffield.

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correct n that was early 90s i think.

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Yes Rindy I do apologise, correct link here:-
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/319537.stm

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S'ok, though your place on the Accy Web quiz team might now be in jeopardy.:D

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Here is another link on the subject I just found http://www.kirkbytimes.co.uk/news_items/sun_kirkby.html

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deutschland 2-polski 0 artur boruc a jokski :D:D

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As you are talking about the sun and liverpool did anyone watch alexi sayle's liverpool on friday night on bbc 2? He got a pile of sun newspapers and a newsagent and tried to give them away for free ..... it ended up the newsagent setting fire to them out on the street outside his shop!!! Its still on iplayer if you missed it.

Also Polish people do learn english before they come over here ... my cousins wife is living out there at the minute and for the last 4 years has been teaching english to polish people.

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[quoteShillelagh]Also Polish people do learn english before they come over here ... my cousins wife is living out there at the minute and for the last 4 years has been teaching english to polish people.[/quote]A lot of the Polish can't speak English, it was in the paper not long ago that firemen were going to be given cards with questions written in English and Polish on because of this problem. i.e. Is there anybody else in the house?

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Sorry Shillelagh but that is just not true, there must be 25 Polish people that I come into contact daily and only 3 or 4 speak English and have to translate for the others.

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I have come across some Polish lads on building sites..(don't get a sweat on Rindy)..there was one bloke who stood out as the leader but he didn't speak a word of English.
Simple words like "stop" .."watch out" and things.. he was sacked because of health and safety rules.. the man was devastated, he came for day's to get his job back.

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Why sweat yourself, when it's so much cheaper to get a Pole to do it for you?