London bus driver gets Polish job

[AtW]

Spaceballs, shirley?

Aye. Not to be confused with Starballz

[TheFaQQer]

Starballs was also excellent, get ready for ludicrous speed!

This one is great too

Their SKA is much more successful than mine and they started later than me doing much simpler task

Spaceballs, shirley?

[AtW]

Seldom that I agree with the nut muncher, but with you on this one, AtW

Starballs was also excellent, get ready for ludicrous speed!

This one is great too

Their SKA is much more successful than mine and they started later than me doing much simpler task

[TheFaQQer]

Best star wars movie IMO.

Seldom that I agree with the nut muncher, but with you on this one, AtW

[AtW]

The empire strikes back. hehe

Best star wars movie IMO.

[2uk]

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The number of people from the UK now living in Poland has increased by more than 300% percent since the Poles joined the European Union three years ago.

The empire strikes back. hehe

[AtW]

Too true. I did some work for an agency specialising in bringing over eastern european drivers to work in the UK.

Sounds like they did not take into account that local sock puppets are prepared to work for bugger all

[Sockpuppet]

The immigration boom from the EU-developing countries is over. We have an immigration crash. And it is going to go only down.

Too true. I did some work for an agency specialising in bringing over eastern european drivers to work in the UK.

Basically they paid them fook all, got them some housing and still went bankrupt 3 weeks ago.

Muppets.

[Sockpuppet]

Is this really news worthy?

Next time I fly out there for client co I'll phone the newspaper asking them if they want an exclusive.

[2uk]

The immigration boom from the EU-developing countries is over. We have an immigration crash. And it is going to go only down.

[AtW]

London bus driver gets Polish job

As well as mountains, his new home also has a famous beer
A former London bus driver has become the first British man to get a job driving a bus in Poland.

While up to 2m Poles have left to work elsewhere in the EU in recent years, Paul Brannan has made the reverse trip.

Mr Brannan, 43, met his wife Kamila three years ago on a snowboarding holiday in Poland and decided to leave the UK and start anew in her country.

Although he is paid much less than in London, he said he felt safer. "Even the drunks are friendly," he said.

He told the BBC: "Most of the bus drivers in Poland have left and have gone to the United Kingdom or to Ireland because the money is a lot better.

"They've gone in search of gold I think. And I've come the other way because I knew there were plenty of jobs here."

Mr Brannan lives in the picturesque mountain town of Zywiec in southern Poland which is famous for its local beer.

The number of people from the UK now living in Poland has increased by more than 300% percent since the Poles joined the European Union three years ago.