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France is happy to 69%!!!!!! So why all the horrible rioting, vandalising, injuring and so on by what is obviously not a minority. Latvia and Estonia near the top - they have hardly a population to be unhappy.and as for Bangladesh and Azerbaijan - amaong which castes or money levels did they make the survey! These statistical researches have come up with many doubtful results, but this must be the weirdest of them all.

Actually, I didn`t.
There were two lists of countries. Britain is on the first one, mentioned as an example of a mysterious country (Stonehenge).
The second list of countries includes France and Germany. I didn`t want to mix Britain with those two ha ha ha ha.



Hmm, I am not sure. It may be OK, but surely you haven`t got a family in Krakow. I just checked the directory, there is no such surname.

That is what I was writing about. Leaning against the wall has been forbidden for a year or so now. There is a rope barrier which shouldn`t be crossed. If people do it, it`s illegal, against Wawel Museum`s regulations.

PS. The fact that people lean does not mean there is anything in the wall. People often do various silly things and later they are ashamed of them. ha ha ha ha

Do you know what prompted that decision? It is destroying the mystique and romance of the place. <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />



When you visit Ireland, you are supposed to kiss the Blarney Stone - you have to hang upside down to do it. Now that's much sillier than leaning against a wall. I wonder if people do still kiss the Blarney stone or if they worry about germs now. I refused to when I was there - more because of the hanging upside down part.

Jerzy,

To many people,especially Hindu people,Wawel because of it's chakram is a sacred place.
If you are a sceptic ,don't bother going there ,you won't feel anything..ha ha

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I undestand that you don't like the survey's outcome especially re: France's position concerning the recent riots. Well, I think that to make these kind of state-wide riots just a 1% of population is quite enough. The rest might be quite or even very happy <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

BTW - Since you are a decendant of a French I may openly make a secret confession to you that I am slowly getting sick of the kind of remarks France, just imagine - all the huge contry, and all the numerous French at once! - receives here. Please, don't tell anyone, I told you secretely!

Hmm, I am not Hindu and it is not sacred to me ha ha ha ha

But I know what you are talking about. I saw "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" in which he must recover stolen chakrams for some Hindu village. They are oval and glow when put together ha ha ha ha ha



We often go to Wawel Castle when we take a trip to the city centre. Not to feel the chakram, though. Just to look around, see nice architecture, admire views from the top of walls.

I don`t need any chakrams. I get my laughter every day which gives me more healing power than 100 sacred stones.

Jerzy ,

Actually I was talking about Zbigniew Swiech author of
''Czakram wawelski-najwieksza tajemnica wzgorza''.
..and the other thing is, I'm not a Hindu either, I was born in Poland but I do have respect for all God's creatures.

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