This is how you protect your citizens, tourists and Pope.
Watch and learn France.
This is how you protect your citizens, tourists and Pope
Ethan Johnson
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William Perez
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Nicholas Davis
Wish I was Polish
Noah Reyes
I wish we were as strong as Poland. Please polan, send men to save us
Jose Baker
nie dla psa
Ian Jackson
What ?
Lincoln Young
He said "she didn't eat a dog". Or at least it means this in Czech :DDDD
Alexander Gray
w-what does it even mean ? :DDDD
Carter Hill
Sounds like, ''she didn't give the dog''
Thomas Wright
idiots
Joshua Edwards
I think I figured it out! It means ''Put the crushed''
Hunter Jackson
not for the dog
Camden Gonzalez
?
Mason Young
nie dla psa means not for the dog
Christian Reed
...are you saying I'm a dog ? I don't deserve to be Polish ?
Austin Robinson
>are you saying I'm a dog
No it's much worse, you're French
Benjamin Miller
Shouldnt God protect the pope anyway?
Justin Rivera
>anglo
>canadian
I'm so sorry
Brody Watson
>dat sexy profile
Man I'd so buy an AI rifle but they're like 6k+ with glass
Jacob Butler
Man shoots, God carries the bullets
Daniel White
That scaffolding looks like shit. I thought Poles were skilled builders.
Christopher Howard
They're paid with our money
Liam Davis
no.
Luis Morris
really makes you think
Jayden Hill
>defending that "Pope"
Uhh...
Oliver Wilson
Semantics. If they aren't, then something else is, freeing polish money to be used on security scaffoldings.
Isaiah Davis
It's a part of a saying "nie dla psa kiełbasa", which literally means, "a sausage is not for a dog". Basically means that you can't have something, because it wasn't meant for you. Although it's a bit rude, too.
John Carter
po chuj się im pucujesz?
Carter Ross
Do you understand this saying?
Príde na psa mráz, potom pôjde do klobás.
Carter Lee
>Príde na psa mráz, potom pôjde do klobás.
>Pójdę na marsz (mróz?) psa, potem pójdę na kiełbasę
I'll go to a dog's march (or cold?), then I'll go for a sausage
No idea about the meaning, but did I get that right?