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Nah, I let mine go...cannot imagine eating carp!!! Some people eat pike and conger though and there is no way I would...
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Growth in Poland for next 2 - 3 years = 7% p.a.Originally posted by Not So Wise View PostWas dating an polish girl at the start of this year and though her met a lot of polish in London and nearly all of them planned to return there within the next 5 to 8 years.
Sure some will stay (especially those who have kids here early on) but most just come here to earn what is big bucks for them (same as many Aussies and saffers) and while here use that money to buy properties back home (market there is generally forecast to give the best returns in Europe at the moment).
And really who can blame them? a hell of a lot of English I know would leave the UK tomorrow if not for the economics
Growth in the UK for nect 2-3 years = max of 3% pa.
I predict there'll soon be an influx of us getting contracts in Poland.
HTH
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Was dating an polish girl at the start of this year and though her met a lot of polish in London and nearly all of them planned to return there within the next 5 to 8 years.Originally posted by Murder1 View PostWill they actually go back or will the flow of them into the country just slow down, maybe even stop?
I can't see families once settled and integrated into society here going back.
Sure some will stay (especially those who have kids here early on) but most just come here to earn what is big bucks for them (same as many Aussies and saffers) and while here use that money to buy properties back home (market there is generally forecast to give the best returns in Europe at the moment).
And really who can blame them? a hell of a lot of English I know would leave the UK tomorrow if not for the economics
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I still have more friends than you and probably slept with more women too.Originally posted by Damp Cave View PostThe very last resort of the banal and inept.
That's life. Deal with it, loser.
What a pile of big smelly faeces. You can't add an emoticon when you edit?
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