France and Poland have always had much better ties than France and UK - I think one of the French Kings was King of Poland, can't mind his name.
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I can, he elected King of Poland, but didn't like it: had to be nice to too many people and was not allowed to murder large numbers of his subjects without permission, so went back to France and became King there instead.Originally posted by AtWFrance and Poland have always had much better ties than France and UK - I think one of the French Kings was King of Poland, can't mind his name.
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I think he was called Adolf HitlerOriginally posted by AtWFrance and Poland have always had much better ties than France and UK - I think one of the French Kings was King of Poland, can't mind his name.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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One of your lot then, eh Threaded? Or is it still "Joanne" on Fridays?Originally posted by threadedI can, he elected King of Poland, but didn't like it: had to be nice to too many people and was not allowed to murder large numbers of his subjects without permission, so went back to France and became King there instead.
... and did you know he was also a transvestite ...
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Yeh and Chopin was Polish. Or something. Died of consumption. Let that be a lesson to anyone thinking of living in France.
PS I do not believe those tits. They do not gel with the skinny knees. You never get big tits with skinny knees. It is a universal law.Last edited by xoggoth; 17 December 2005, 23:41.bloggoth
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