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Do you know the joke about Biggus Dickus? From the Life of Saint Brian? It's more or less the same joke. His name means the same as the whole name Biggus Dickus, if you read it not in Chinese.

Yes, for almost everything Beaver can do. Which made Polish beavers extinct by WWI. Well, in that sense, only that we speak with it to all that is necessary, praise. Glory to Poland, Praise to Heroes, et cetera, et cetera Well, the Polish language has a lot of archaisms according to other...

And who doesn't like Beavers? They are such cool, pretty and useful creatures. Another thing is that we got tired of restoring their population, between the wars there were no beavers in Poland. Now there are plenty of them. Years of teaching about not hunting them and their usefulness has...

Further I have no green idea where the beavers came from in the memes. I know that there is a Polish old viral with a guest and a beaver. Rather, "Chwala Bobrom." In Polish there is no Slava, there is Chwala. (Hvala) Slava means Fame in Polish.

Excuse me very much but where is the second free DLC, Conquest of the Polabian? After all, this is also an addition to the base that is the German lands before the Elbe.

Today's Poles? Not at all, because we are not supporters of any ideology; on the contrary, we have an automatic loathing for it, even for libertarian ideology. Why? Because it restricts our freedom to some kind of fantasy. But the 18th century? Oh yes, those Poles and the earlier ones were...

An army is an army, voluntary or not it makes no difference. What matters is whether it is effective. And we Poles have neither the time nor the inclination for ideological drunkenness. Well, then I will answer yes. This is idiotic and shows that you are a libertarian fanatic ready to consider...

You do realise that both the armies you are talking about were conscripted? From the beginning of the Second Republic, our army consisted of a volunteer core and a mass of conscripts which the volunteers commanded and led. Of course, because of effective propaganda, these conscripts were happy...

I personally recommend the Polish super-production "Krzyzacy." In English its title is "Knights of the Teutonic Order". It's from 1960 and shows 15th century Poland quite well, although there are some goofs and historical transformations it's more because of the source material than communism...

:LOL: What didn't you understand about the phrase that the Polish Army has been a conscript army since partition? The times of the volunteer army passed away with the fall of the PLC, it turned out that it was impossible to defeat an opponent like Russia without organised conscription even...

Well provided that this rabbit is from Monthy Python, because we were usually such a rabbit. Especially at the beginning of our recorded history.

It reminds me of a Polish meme. Translating into English. Polish history really: Knight: I destroyed the Teutonic Order Polish Nobleman: I conquered Moscow Hussar: I saved Europe from the Ottomans. The beaten dog: the partitions. Lancer: I am Napoleon's bravest soldier Polish soldier from...

Well, if your homeland (i.e. mine) is where it is, every human error and vice has a greater cost than elsewhere. Which means that where elsewhere, despite their faults, one or another human being would not pose much of a problem, in Poland they would usually turn out to be a dangerous disaster...

Right, you've gone. I'll let you in on a secret, do you know what it is? The Polish Army is a conscript army with a suspended draft, and our reserves are mostly men in their late 40s and early 50s. The youngest are around 30. These drills are imminent because de facto the Polish Army has no...