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View Poll Results: Do you know anyone (other than Rev. Fr. Malley) who wrote their own obituary?
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Old 08-30-2021, 12:36 PM   #41 (permalink)
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pączek is the sweet thing with marmalade.
pączki as in plural.
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Old 08-30-2021, 12:41 PM   #42 (permalink)
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I'm trying to research this weird statement that your mom is a princess, based on these religious loopholes...

How is this spelled, I can't even begin to guess on the phonetics of poojie or paczi or whatever ... from what i know paczi is a jelly donut in polish. What's the sect of catholicism, byzantine catholic?

Because i've been googling this and coming up with nothing so far. He's so full of shit, I don't know why I waste my time on this...
This is pretty harmless. Other people do much worse stuff like promoting anti vax propaganda. You are winning in my book.
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Pani is what you mean i think. It means something like lady.
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I give you big pharma updates, miscarriage information and polish grammar.
Enjoy.
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pączek is the sweet thing with marmalade.
pączki as in plural.
I'm just american-polish. all i know is i get some jelly donuts on fat tuesday before lent.
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I'm just american-polish. all i know is i get some jelly donuts on fat tuesday before lent.
I don't even know what I would call myself.
Maybe multi European.
That sounds fancy.
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I'm trying to research this weird statement that your mom is a princess, based on these religious loopholes...

How is this spelled, I can't even begin to guess on the phonetics of poojie or paczi or whatever ... from what i know paczi is a jelly donut in polish. What's the sect of catholicism, byzantine catholic?

Because i've been googling this and coming up with nothing so far. He's so full of shit, I don't know why I waste my time on this...
Keith spelled it about 20 minutes in as 'pany' - I started to try to google it but I should probably be working instead....
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Keith spelled it about 20 minutes in as 'pany' - I started to try to google it but I should probably be working instead....
I should probably be working too! but googling pany on my work computer is just more fun.
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He probably meant пани (pani) which is Polish/Latvian/Belorussian/Ukrainian for the Lady as in married to the landowner or just older female in upper-upper class. But now are equivalent to Mrs. No one would ever refer as Pan to a clergyman or his family. Moreso for the last 100 years it was beaten out of them and replaced by "comrade" via Soviet occupation in the 20th century. I can see how someone would think landwoner=prince on the same level as calling someone casually Sir means you were actually knighted by the fucking Queen. or when you use Mr. it literally means you own a tuxedo monocle and a top hat.
My guess is Keith's Family fleed Poland/Ukraine because of some type of wealth and that piece of information mutated into royalty. Also explains zero info on family history.
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Ksiądz- priest in polish
Książę-prince in polish

Interesting that the words start with the same letters in both languages.
But that doesn't mean they they have a similar meaning. Keith's grandfather was probably drunk when he saw them.

Further examples:

Brother isnt the same as brothel.
A fella doesn't necessarily do fallatio.
Someone named Killian doesn't necessarily kill people.
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