16-03-2017, 12:00 PM
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Derek is in big trouble.
HiDerek and Zac are Polish friends of mine, they both live in Poland but have a business here, on which they pay UK Tax.
They stay with me from time to time when they come across on business.
They were both Conscripts in Poland before it ended a few years ago.
They were coming here , together with their families, for a holiday at Easter.
The kids are really looking forward to it.
Derek has been called in for Reservist Training, which happens in Poland, he could have deferred it as he was due to be on Holiday, but has forgotten to do so.
He will have to go for 11 days, earning the princely sum of £12 a day.
His partner is really not happy, but still coming along with daughter and Zac and his family.
Boy is he in trouble.
16-03-2017, 02:23 PM
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Re: Derek is in big trouble.
16-03-2017, 03:16 PM
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Re: Derek is in big trouble.
Originally Posted by Meg
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Sounds a bit like a jolly for the lads and why not Derek sounds like a wise man to me
His partner is not very demure on saying what she thinks.
She is a scary lady.
His littlie, his daughter, is an absolute angel, she loves Daddy very much.
She also likes Jadeck Angleski.
Me in other words, Ice Cream for breakfast, McDonalds and sitting on my knee and driving the Tractor on the farm.
All things Mum does not let her do.
This will be fun, but she will still miss Daddy a lot.
16-03-2017, 03:54 PM
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Re: Derek is in big trouble.
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Sometimes men deserve that poink stick our esteemed member carries with her, sounds like Derek needs a poinking.
Derek is 6 ft 1 inch of solid muscle.
His partner is 5ft 2inch and 7 stone of female vitriol.
No wonder he is scared.
16-03-2017, 05:34 PM
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Re: Derek is in big trouble.
Originally Posted by Artangel
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Swimmy. Derek sounds a very English name? Are you sure it's not Darek?!!
Both Derek and Zac are English equivalents of their names.
Zac's Polish name is Zbyalsaw.
They both live near Wroclaw, which is pronounced in Polish as Broveswav.
I will stick with Zac and Derek, much easier.
Babcha Zosia lives in Rzeszów pronounced in English as Chesoof.
A weird language, but good fun to learn.
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