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What is the Polish word for Knacker?.

Jimmy Garlic · 2011-04-22 02:16:34

Poland seems to have a few homegrown scumbags that have decided to come on an extended holiday over here. A cousin of mine has the misfortune of living beside a bunch who seem to have a liking for crappy dance music and the usual antics associated with our knackers. What is the Polish word for knacker?. (Before anybody…

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Poland seems to have a few homegrown scumbags that have decided to come on an extended holiday over here. A cousin of mine has the misfortune of living beside a bunch who seem to have a liking for crappy dance music and the usual antics associated with our knackers. What is the Polish word for knacker?.

(Before anybody jumps down my throat, I have come across a lot of Poles over the last few years and most of the ones I came across seemed like decent people to me)

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#2 22-04-2011 2:17am

CorkMan

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Knackski.

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#3 22-04-2011 2:20am

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Kocham cie.

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That's about as close as your likely to get

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#5 22-04-2011 2:23am

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knacker - said in a russian accent

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#6 22-04-2011 2:24am

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Swaneaterski.

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#7 22-04-2011 2:25am

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Curva (spelling prolly wrong) is a common term of abuse that seems to apply in most sits. The Poles I know said Gypsy in English.

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Germans

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#9 22-04-2011 2:37am

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Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

What is the Polish word for knacker?.

Try Google, OP.;)

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