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1. Doda is currently being prosecuted for the following remarks made on TV: “it is hard to believe in something written by people who drank too much wine and smoked herbal cigarettes.” Should she be prosecuted for such a statement?
No, I respect free speech.2. Remember the homeless guy in Warsaw who got into trouble for apparently insulting then president Kaczynski? Is free speech respected in Poland?
Apparently, sadly not.3. Is Poland a democracy at all?
I suppose so.4. Do you find Doda attractive?
No, I don't like the porn star type.
5. What's your fave Doda song?
Have just heard a few. All of them were rubbish.
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1. Do you enjoy going through the car wash? Why?
I have never tried. Is that exciting?
2. Have you ever had a reoccurring nightmare? What?
Yes, a plane crash.3. Got any plans for Hallowe'en?
We're going to have 2 in one: Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night tonight with fireworks in my garden.4. Who is the last Anglosphere member you messaged privately?
Steve5. What colour are your eyes?
olive
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Steve Jones:
I don't think that's really the point of the book.
It's called "Fuck it" because it's a provocative title and therefore will sell (I bought it). It's also an expression that a lot of natives use.
The book could have been called "Never Mind". It wouldn't have sold that much.
Anyway, if you imagine that the book's called "Never Mind", would you agree with the sentiment of it?
I would agree in theory. I wish I could just say "Never Mind" and stop worrying about things that can turn out to be meaningless in the future.
But perhaps it's worth trying... I will tell you about the results ;)
I've noticed today that my English colleagues actually say 'Never Mind' quite a lot. It could be a cultural difference...
They don't Fuck it, though...
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Steve Jones:
I don't think that's really the point of the book.
It's called "Fuck it" because it's a provocative title and therefore will sell (I bought it). It's also an expression that a lot of natives use.
The book could have been called "Never Mind". It wouldn't have sold that much.
Anyway, if you imagine that the book's called "Never Mind", would you agree with the sentiment of it?
I would agree in theory. I wish I could just say "Never Mind" and stop worrying about things that can turn out to be meaningless in the future.
But perhaps it's worth trying... I will tell you about the results ;)
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1. Where are you going for your holiday?
I'm going sailing in the French Riviera. I can't wait!
2. Which is better: being an employee or an employer?
An employee, I imagine...
3. "take a job you love and you never work a day of your life" - do you agree with that?
I agree, but there are moments when my job does feel like work, even though I like it...
4. Have you ever had an experience with something unexplainable by science? What was it?
love...
5. What kind of movies do you like most?
All movies with Johny Depp, all movies by Almodovar, Jim Jarmusch, Kolski, most movies by Polanski, Bertolucci, Woody Allen, some romantic comedies...
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Kamil Porembiński:
Kinga Ś.:
Zależy gdzie kto mieszka. Ale każdy wie, że Retkinia rządzi! :)
no,ale gilette blizej:]
Z fajnych dróg polecam jeszcze A2 :) Co prawda ruch czasem duży, ale asfalt miodek :) :)
Nie wiedzialam Kamilu, ze jezdzisz na rolkach ;)))
Ja tak... i polecam moje osiedle, rog Szczecinskiej i Rojnej. Jezdze codziennie i polecam. No i zapraszam chetnych do wspolnej jazdy ;)
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Let's start with a bonus question: How should we pronounce his first name?
I've always thought of it as "Joy" cos he seems such a happy chappy!:)
I also thought it should be pronounced "Joy"- an obvious association.
5. What is heroic about you? Don't be modest.
I've lived in Poland for 14 years and I'm still standing.
Come on Steve. I have lived in Poland a little bit longer and I don't think myself heroic...
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Steve Jones:
5. What's more important to you in a partner: physical features or intellectual characteristics? Be honest!
I'll be honest: there's got to be that physical spark first. This spark then has to be maintained by a compatible intellect/ sense of humour/ interests etc... The spark can be easily destroyed by an irritating character, almost instantaneously.
What do you mean by irritating character? Any examples?
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Steve Jones:
I must admit that I too like to keep my bathtub well-stocked with live fish
Gosh, how Polish! Do you admit to having baths with the fish?
Yes, I like to feel them flap around my naked body!
This reminds me of a scene from a Disney cartoon I watched as a child: Mickey Mouse having a bath with a seal (in the bathtub). Very funny!
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