Greetings from glorious imperial catho-fashist Lechian republic.
Stores are full, food is plenty, people are calm, lines in stores have signs to keep min. 1.5m distance, smaller stores limit number of people inside to 1 - 5 depending on size.
We had a hoarding rush on Friday & Saturday, but even many people pointed fingers and laughed at hoarders.
Supplies of TP and food have been replenished quickly, masks are hard to get though.
Like I said, we had hoard-rush on the weekend when they announced quarantine laws etc.
What I do worry is the long term impact on economy. Guy from company that produces parts for Porshe and Skoda wrote everything is down 40% and gona get worse.
On the other hand, motor industry has been in deep shit for years.
Camden Gutierrez
>sprayer? i actually do, it's cheaper and cleaner
Joshua Sullivan
I do but after I wipe my ass with TP. I'm hardcore like that.
Nolan Wood
Fuckin' fancy SEA technologies... We have a lot of trees with big leaves we can gather to use as toilet paper. Or put a hose on a faucet and use it to spray your asshole down like spraying down a n... Anyway, I'm saying there are SOME(even if not very comfy) options. WHY OH WHY IS SHITPAPER THE PRIORITY?! People should be buying canned food and pregnancy tests
Hunter Scott
>WHY OH WHY IS SHITPAPER THE PRIORITY?! In Poorland we joke its because polesh shat themselves from fear.
Camden Cox
Neat, and what is your take for the mass that still use tp? Also when you guys sweat, do your sweat in the ass crack smell like shit?? asking a genuine question here.
Landon Martinez
>you are just lagging behind yes, like 50 years, because of communism thank you nazis
I will go to the grocery in a few days and check The only thing I really want is pasta and a few more hand soaps. Maybe a frozen pizza as well.
Connor Rivera
>Neat, and what is your take for the mass that still use tp? I honestly cant imagine completly quitting using TP, I don't like literally wiping shit with my hand, water or not.
>do your sweat in the ass crack smell like shit?? Yes, it's a problem when i go out hiking for days, ass-hygene is important. I carry a pocket bucket.
Alexander Sullivan
Based Poland is based. I don't which one is more jealous...Germany for being rich with empty grocery stores, or Lithuania for a full store but too poor to buy anything.
Brandon Sanders
Should have fought against the communists then.
Jonathan Cook
Skoda outsources out of Czech?
Isaiah Walker
>IV 18
you are in the future?
Matthew Hall
>Maybe a frozen pizza as well. Are there frozen pizzas in US that are actually eatable and not a gigantic shit? None of the brands I tried are eatable here, at least for people with minimal respect for taste. They all taste like eating colored cardboard.
Not the fag you reply to, but we did, there was an uprising, but with the giant uber-strong red army, there was no chance. Last partizan got murdered in late 50's if I recall.
Kayden Nelson
How many cases does Poland have anyway? Shops were fine last week but busier than usual, yesterday I finally saw empty shelves, the fucking pasta section was completely cleared out.
Hudson Thomas
While in Gaythuania we're buying it, because we don't wanna smell shitty when the Polish catholic God takes us in after corona kicks our ass. Gotta look presentable for the szlachta to be able to pass through, you know. Seems like that's the dominant fear here.
Alexander Sullivan
We made that mistake too, bro. General Patton knew soon after we got over there, that we fought the wrong enemy.
I think most modern cars are really made from parts from all over the EU, if not the world.
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Angel Anderson
>General Patton Was actually pretty based, best US General of modern times.
>Last partizan got murdered in late 50's if I recall. Yes, sadly too little, too late.
David Cox
go to fuck yourself faggot
Nicholas Jones
I'm going to a nearby market in a few mins. I already got supplies but I'm gonna buy even more. I need them to last for at least 2 months.
Gavin Bennett
Pretty sure Poland had the mass of it's forces and was a lot more focused on fighting Germany. Because there's a message in the Kaunas presidential museum that Lithuania had received from the German government about how Poland had moved the mass of it's forces to the west and that Lithuania can re-take Vilnius with ease. Lithuania refused to backstab tho.
Oliver Garcia
> Lithuania refused to backstab tho then give Wilno back
Chase Powell
>I don't like literally wiping shit with my hand, water or not. I see
Charles Parker
Would not be surprised, my dude. Nowadays most volvos are made in China(look it up). A lot of volkswagen parts are made here in Lithuania(we have several companies making those)
Brody Jones
Only when you give back Danzig to the Germans and explain why you also took Trakai/Troki when it was overwhelmingly Lithuanian, my Polski friend^^
Julian Cruz
same here. I just came back from local Lidl, stores are full, people stayed at home.
Wyatt Fisher
Half an hour ago. 2 grandmas on a street corner biding who will die first: - woo, when it hits me I'm gona die for sure! - girl, Im like, almost 80 years old, Im done! - lady, I have astma, surely it will get me
Also, I don't mean they ever abandoned the clain on Vilnius. By "refused to backstab" I mean they refused to use Poland's vulnerable state to quite literally backstab someone who was fending off an invasion on anther front to take territories.
Jacob Edwards
I'm afraid of my grandfather ;( he is 96
Jackson Evans
nieironicznie zajeb się wieżowcowy cwelu
Jackson Davis
you mean for?
Carter Lewis
Kek. Still on street corner at that age when it's an official pandemic doe. Maybe they're looking forward to it?
Benjamin Sullivan
yes, I meant I'm afraid for. misspelled that one
Grayson Rodriguez
Nice too see that they are not that different from ours >listen user, I'm 77 already and...
Owen Ward
obyty wieżowce
Logan Parker
>96 He's seen some shit.
Ethan Powell
yes, he has. He is still very active, for instance he writes books. Grandpa is upset he can't go outside because of corona-chan ;(
Nathan Watson
is that dubai?
Caleb Gonzalez
Good for him. That's the key, being active at that age.
Bentley Nguyen
>WHY npcs gonna npc
Adam Thomas
Are krauts obediently staying home/avoiding crowds? Also, funny how Sarkozy, Merkel & Johnson changed their minds 180 degrees in just few hours, from keeping borders open to full lockdown.
Elijah Wilson
BoJo did not change anything. They just keep the old ones at home. Other than that is as usual.
Isaiah Morales
I live next to warsaw uprising vet, 93yo. In good health cause he lives active life. Daily reminder that lack of movement is death.
Jacob Thomas
>Are krauts obediently staying home/avoiding crowds? Not really, they are still going outside and act like it's nothing, for the most part atleast (apart from buying all the noodles and TP). Also: nice repeating digits.
Brody Campbell
just a flu bro warned and supplied my closest loved ones more than a month prior regional white trash still has an occasional chuckle when i walk by, but every day i see more concern and less laughs
Seriously, how can anyone doubt that such a CITY will lack food and other necessary products.
Warsaw is literally the most developed and modern city in Europe, it's like Seoul, Shanghai and Chicago in one settlement.
Adrian Mitchell
>why you also took Trakai/Troki when it was overwhelmingly Lithuanian
Because we have a proverb in Polish "bierz dupę w Troki" (take your ass to Trakai) which means "get away from there" so it's a very important town for our culture.
Tyler Sanchez
obyty wieżowce
Wyatt Perry
WTF? It's the large cities that run out of food the fastest in case of emergency, how old are you, don't you know anything about logistics and supply chain?
Joseph Myers
You're so naive. Just look at the skyscrapers and tell me if you really imagine that CEOs residing on the 40th floor of a 200m glass tower who make $100,000/year could starve?
When there's a big crisis the capital city is always supplied better than other towns, this is very important for stability of the state. During martial law in Poland people from all over Poland flocked to Warsaw to buy necessary stuff.
Nathaniel Bailey
This is not communism, supplies come not by government order, but from giant distribution centers, you know, those big buildings you see from back seat when you drive with parents on the highway.