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Nancy it is just something in Forzas voice (very nice indeed), a little touch of humour when he says ' good morning Mr. Zajac' etc. It's not about the MEANING of the name, as the names have no meaning. My 'I lauged' was re: Forzas song, too! I am starting to suspect that under the guise of Pogon fun we've got some cabaret artist from Szczecin here <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> What do you say, Forza? <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

one more thing. Do you know that I am here, at this desk to write something, as a part of my work? You all seem to somehow addict me. Now, I have to have strong will and definetely close one of the windows in my windows. Bye, for now. Trzymajcie sie!

Dziekuje, na razie

You're right Adam. There's a touch of humour in that recordig. I had got this kind of second thought right before I opened my mouth thinking I was doing polish version of Sesamee Street show. I am glad all of you liked it.
Nancy,
I'm done with Smalec song, Chris will have to make use of replay button. You know, a song is an art form and copy is not possible.
P.S.
I'll gladly put some of yours recording on server and give an adress to it (a link).

Forza,

this would be a great site for my daughter! By the way - maybe you can contribute with some interesting article to the site?

I found something like that recently (excaping letters, also have some foreign <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />, but I liked it more than Ela:
http://www.orgdot.com/abc/

Guys,

I missed "your speaking in tonques" today,

Forza - what if we would add a couple of wave files for somebody who wants to speak Polish,.

Maybe "na zdrowie" and "sto lat" for the beginning and
"chrzaszcz brzmi w trzcinie" for the more adanced??

what do you think?