Roo poo paper in Tasmania Triple j radio - with loads of good music and the only Dr Karl, whose name is Polish Adorable Missy Higgings and Ben Lee. Hartley High The Heartbreakers. ... ... Greetings to all Australians. x

SD is from Saudi Arabia or please correct me if I'm wrong In Poland: If you meet a complete stranger you say hello or shake hands (the latter always in business situations). If you meet friends of your friends who you don't know it may

Hi Natasha, I associate Siberia with the exile of Poles and Russians throughout the centuries, working camps (lagrs?), suffering of many people, etc. I think it gets veeery cold in winter (like -50 - -60C degrees). It's huge and sparsely

Good point!

Haha, some Polish are obviously the Polacks gbkota just read more carefully greetings

Lost_Between_Two_Worlds wrote: But we won, and freed everybody, and if something happens, we'll defend you again (though I strongly hope there won't be a necessity ) To Lost Between Two Worlds and all ill-educated people on this

ohh, and a suicide rate - it's high in the countries that don't get much of the sunlight....

Many thanks from me, too, Forbes!! I've also racked my brains on it many times. If the governing law has been already determined by the parties in the contact, why do some still find it necessary to include that clause in it? :/ By the way,

Ikea! I see eye to eye with Nona and Elena. V.withdrawn people and v. blond. greetings

YoHf wrote: Yes, I agree... I think grammar to be too strict as well... Gimme a break!! You meant the ENGLISH grammar was too strict? Can you think of any language in this world with more simplified grammar? I think occasionally the