English Topic

[Asru]

and... Watched House M.D.

Not only ya, rotfl.

Well, my summer was quite nice, first went with my parents for two weeks near poznań , and after that also for 2 weeks to camp in mazury.

[Wiana]

<quote>and... Watched House M.D.</quote>

Oh, I did it for first month of my vacation, then I went to England, so my English was (and is) getting better with every new day. I met some awesome people from many countries. I was there for two weeks, then - on the same day I arrived to Poland - I went to the seaside to join the band I play in on the music tour. A week later I came back and again I've watchted House M.D.
My holiday was absolutely perfect!!!

[Magix Slayer]

So... I suppose we should reinstate this topic to its earlier pace and condition. I think that's sad it was abandoned, and we could do something for it To be honest, I found the topic thanks to nika22's one, which was closed by Zegarmistrz. My proposition is to continue the Olympic theme from the closed one.
In my opinion, most of those sports shown at London Olympics, are just boring. I don't enjoy watching any type of sport. May it even be american football, one of my favorite sports, it just comes hard for me to bare watching the match. Maybe I'm just different, I don't know (and don't care) But I stumbled upon some sword competitions with one Pole engaged - she lost 14:15 with her opponent who was 3 places lower in international table That's sad, but as we know, life is hard
Anyway, I keep my fingers crossed for those representing our GREAT (Heil Tusk!) POLAND! Do your best boys!

[Addictowa]

Bother! I have never seen this topic. But it has been unused for almost 3 years now! I'm not sure if deleting the newly opened one was a good decision but... The Authority has spoken.

Anyway, I'm not that much into OG. The only sport I really enjoy watching is figure skating but lately I've been forced to sit in front of the TV and support our football team (not for so long). I guess I'm keen on Pilates or aerobic - but I won't be happy to watch somebody do them!

[Zegarmistrz]

I have never seen this topic. But it has been unused for almost 3 years now! I'm not sure if deleting the newly opened one was a good decision but... The Authority has spoken.

It was good decision . I strongly recommend search engine to find topics. To find this one, word 'angielski' or 'english' is enough. Try this, it really works! And what's the difference to you to write in this thread or in the new one? Everybody can see new topic in "Co nowego?" notifications and link to this one, so... I think it's much better to use only one of them.

[RovQus]

It seems OG are not quite interesting for the members of the fanclub, but it would be a pity to forget (again) about such a nice topic, so I suggest talking about something else here, like maybe just "what would you like to be doing right now, if you could do everything?" (oh, I'm so proud of my creativity ).

[Addictowa]

I would like to be with my boyfriend in a big house with a huge bedroom in which we would find... A COMPUTER, so we could play Dyna Blaster (he would lose, obviously, as he did before).

[Magix Slayer]

I really appreciate your dream, although I don't even heard about Dyna Blaster.
Was it for me, I would rather be running around some forts or other fortifications-linked topics
Or, as the second exit, it would be good to test new Somersby products, it really got stucked in my mind. That aroma, that taste. Fricking awesome =)
Have any of you tried reading any english-written books? I'm seriously thinking about it. I'll give a try maybe.

[Addictowa]

I've read many. Not only the Harry Potter series but also classics like Beloved, Death of a Salesman, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Never Let Me Go, The Great Gatsby, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, poems by Sylvia Plath and Emily Dickinson and I've recently bought Mansfield Park and Jane Eyre. I have also read The Twilight Saga in English (e-books) and I must admit it was a pleasant experience - mainly because those were the first books I have ever read in English (third grade of junior high school) and I've learned a lot of vocabulary just by reading. I don't reckon it a great literature, though.