One for Lewis

[multiweb]

Relative?

[Kunama]

Good 1

[PCH]

Very funny Marc

[pfitzgerald]

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[FlashDrive]

Gold .....:rofl:

[LewisM]

Be funnier, except that's my Polish mate - definitely not Russian :P

Ask Suavi :lol:

[multiweb]

It's like French and Belgian, potato patata. :lol:
PS: the Swiss are Belgians living in the mountains.

[Slawomir]

Very funny Marc!

Just to clarify, Polish names do not have any Xs nor Qs, nor end with KY or ZKY. Only some surnames end with SKI or CKI - like Strzelecki Desert in SA.

So it's definitely a Russian.

[LewisM]

Nah, probably Czech/Slovak... :)

[AndyG]

Poor Czwxnqstazky... nobody wants him...:(

[LewisM]

He's probably French - like that Sarkozy guy.

[multiweb]

Lots of polish people in France. They brought us snails.

[Slawomir]

Yes, Poles wanted to rid their country of pesky snails and nobody could have predicted that French will start eating the poor burgers!

[multiweb]

Actually it's the other way around. We had the frogs. The snail dish was first introduced by the Poles. Common misconception. Having said that I still love garlic snails. :P

[Slawomir]

I believe it was Spanish who were first (https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-28873899) eating snails. I know that Polish snails are/were exported to France, but I am now aware of any Polish dishes which would include snails and have never ever seen any in a supermarket prior to my move to Down Under.

Back to topic though - I cannot believe that Lewis has rejected Czwxnqstazky, his fellow countryman...

[LewisM]

Nah, that's not Stroin.

Buggered if I know who Czwxnqstazky is. Sounds like QLD's Premier - the Palace Chook.

[xelasnave]

I just realised I have many relations of Russian origin and my daughter is 1/8th Russian.
Alex