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jaxa 01-09-07 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by jimbuna
The Polish are your best sport :up:
What does it mean? Sinking Polish ships isn't unpunished.
Don't remember that Polish 1st Armoured Division captured Wilhelmshaven city and Kriegsmarine base at 6 May 1945. :up:

mookiemookie 01-09-07 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Kruger
What ? Is Constantza in Poland ?...that;s strange...I live at 260 km of Constanta, and I live in Romania.
Constanta/Constanza:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...in_Romania.png

Costanza:

http://www.thebelltree.com/maim/s-george.jpg

Hope this clears things up. :cool:

Abd_von_Mumit 01-09-07 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Kruger
What ? Is Constantza in Poland ?...that;s strange...I live at 260 km of Constanta, and I live in Romania.
Somebody must have been using the really old maps from the times that Poland laid between the Baltic and the Black Sea. :D

melnibonian 01-09-07 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Abd_von_Mumit
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kruger
What ? Is Constantza in Poland ?...that;s strange...I live at 260 km of Constanta, and I live in Romania.
Somebody must have been using the really old maps from the times that Poland laid between the Baltic and the Black Sea. :D
That must be a really old map;) :D :D :D From the 1400-1500s if I remember my school history correctly:up:

Jimbuna 01-09-07 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by jaxa
Quote:
Originally Posted by jimbuna
The Polish are your best sport :up:
What does it mean? Sinking Polish ships isn't unpunished.
Don't remember that Polish 1st Armoured Division captured Wilhelmshaven city and Kriegsmarine base at 6 May 1945. :up:
I meant that early on in the war the Polish navy is your sport/target/enemy in this area....similarly like UK were everywhere else :yep:

jaxa 01-09-07 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by jimbuna
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaxa
Quote:
Originally Posted by jimbuna
The Polish are your best sport :up:
What does it mean? Sinking Polish ships isn't unpunished.
Don't remember that Polish 1st Armoured Division captured Wilhelmshaven city and Kriegsmarine base at 6 May 1945. :up:
I meant that early on in the war the Polish navy is your sport/target/enemy in this area....similarly like UK were everywhere else :yep:
I know jimbuna, it was joke :D
I'm Polish as you can see and I'm not happy sinking Polish ships.

jaxa 01-09-07 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by melnibonian
Quote:
Originally Posted by Abd_von_Mumit
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kruger
What ? Is Constantza in Poland ?...that;s strange...I live at 260 km of Constanta, and I live in Romania.
Somebody must have been using the really old maps from the times that Poland laid between the Baltic and the Black Sea. :D
That must be a really old map;) :D :D :D From the 1400-1500s if I remember my school history correctly:up:
From 1400 to 1600 - it were happy times for Poland, one of the most important European countries this era.
But Constanza never been Polish city as I know.

Sailor Steve 01-09-07 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by jaxa
From 1400 to 1600 - it were happy times for Poland, one of the most important European countries this era.
Whenever I play a medeival or rennaissance miniatures game I always play the Poles. Gotta love those winged hussars...and pancerni.

jaxa 01-09-07 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaxa
From 1400 to 1600 - it were happy times for Poland, one of the most important European countries this era.
Whenever I play a medeival or rennaissance miniatures game I always play the Poles. Gotta love those winged hussars...and pancerni.
Sailor Steve, good choice. Husaria was the most famous heavy cavalry from all of Europe, it's a typical Polish type of cavalry. Wings were their characteristic symbol, useful against Tartar's lasso (arkan in Polish). Hussars always fought at first line for breaking enemy's lines. Pancerni fought at second line, because they equipment wasn't so heavy (Lithuanian name - petyhorcy, because Lithuania was part of Poland this time).
Poland always had fantastic cavalry, from medieval era to 2nd WW.

LeafsFan 01-09-07 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kruger
What ? Is Constantza in Poland ?...that;s strange...I live at 260 km of Constanta, and I live in Romania.
Constanta/Constanza:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...in_Romania.png

Costanza:

http://www.thebelltree.com/maim/s-george.jpg

Hope this clears things up. :cool:
Funny!!

HB

Jazer 01-09-07 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kruger
What ? Is Constantza in Poland ?...that;s strange...I live at 260 km of Constanta, and I live in Romania.
Constanta/Constanza:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...in_Romania.png

Costanza:

http://www.thebelltree.com/maim/s-george.jpg

Hope this clears things up. :cool:
This is without a doubt the funniest thing I've ever seen in these forums!:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Jimbuna 01-10-07 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by jaxa
Quote:
Originally Posted by jimbuna
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Originally Posted by jaxa
Quote:
Originally Posted by jimbuna
The Polish are your best sport :up:
What does it mean? Sinking Polish ships isn't unpunished.
Don't remember that Polish 1st Armoured Division captured Wilhelmshaven city and Kriegsmarine base at 6 May 1945. :up:
I meant that early on in the war the Polish navy is your sport/target/enemy in this area....similarly like UK were everywhere else :yep:
I know jimbuna, it was joke :D
I'm Polish as you can see and I'm not happy sinking Polish ships.
:arrgh!: :up:

Abd_von_Mumit 01-10-07 09:29 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaxa
I'm Polish as you can see and I'm not happy sinking Polish ships.
I'm Polish, or lets say I was told I was Polish some time ago and believed in it (seems quite possible as I live in Poland, speak Polish and have a Polish passport), so… what was I to say…

Sinking Polish ships gives me the greatest fun and excitement ever! They are fantastic, so hopeless and defendless… I enjoy it from Silent Hunter II, where the first mission was to sink three Polish destroyers fleeing to GB. In SH3 I sunk 2 Polish vessels as for now, made occasional photos and send some home to wife and children see their brave father in action. ;)

PS Only being sunk yesterday by a British DD in Thames gave me even more excitement than sinking Poles. :)

jaxa 01-10-07 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Abd_von_Mumit
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaxa
I'm Polish as you can see and I'm not happy sinking Polish ships.
I'm Polish, or lets say I was told I was Polish some time ago and believed in it (seems quite possible as I live in Poland, speak Polish and have a Polish passport), so… what was I to say…

Sinking Polish ships gives me the greatest fun and excitement ever! They are fantastic, so hopeless and defendless… I enjoy it from Silent Hunter II, where the first mission was to sink three Polish destroyers fleeing to GB. In SH3 I sunk 2 Polish vessels as for now, made occasional photos and send some home to wife and children see their brave father in action. ;)

PS Only being sunk yesterday by a British DD in Thames gave me even more excitement than sinking Poles. :)
You are probably masochist :D
I was born Polish, live Polish and will die Polish and I'm very proud of it. :up:

melnibonian 01-10-07 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted by jaxa
You are probably masochist :D
I was born Polish, live Polish and will die Polish and I'm very proud of it. :up:
You know you can always proudly sink Polish ships;) :D :D :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:


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