We call people from India "Hindusi" "Hindusi" refers to people worshipping the religion of Hinduism - Hinduists or whatever you'd call 'em. Even tough most people from India are Hinduists, the proper name for the inhabitants of the Indian subcontinent in Polish is "Indusi&q...

Wasn't there a rule that said swearing is allowed as long as you don't insult other people?

Also, the *prophecy* is not Mayan. It's Aztec. And actually, the Aztecs got it from the Toltecs.

Taalit wrote:doesn't exactly explode, it kinda just leaks out everywhere like an overturned bottle of syrup

Flippin' math, man
O_o"

Machine gun drums can get really tiring, but damn the lyrics are interesting.

dVanDaHorns wrote:Heck, English is rightfully one of the hardest languages to learn

Lol, English is actually pretty easy, it doesn't even have cases or noun genders (or whatever they're called).

borys610 wrote:2.dupa-vagina

What
That doesn't even mean that

Polish swearwords are so superior to any other I don't even.

"You'd want the end of the world, huh?
No such luck! The world will NEVER end!"

Taalit wrote:Który język?

"Jaki" would sound better than "który" in this case. "Który" is rather used when you have, like, a list of something, or when regarding numbers, or people.