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..........other than they're emasculated "by design"?


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LAB_ wrote:


McOSIRIS wrote: those guys look like the Cabbage Patch dolls.... Hey Mc: Cabbage patch dolls? What else do you know about these polish dudes?

they live in Poland...

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McOSIRIS wrote:

those guys look like the Cabbage Patch dolls....



Hey Mc: Cabbage patch dolls?



What else do you know about these polish dudes?

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McOSIRIS wrote:


those guys look like the Cabbage Patch dolls....


 


so true bro



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those guys look like the Cabbage Patch dolls....


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I saw that .

Kind of funny.

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Polish president swears in identical twin as prime minister
SunTimes
July 16, 2006

Poland's president swore in his identical twin brother Friday as prime minister, along with a socially conservative Cabinet made up largely of the same ministers who resigned in a shake-up days earlier.



President Lech Kaczynski shook hands with his brother, Jaroslaw, before the new prime minister recited the oath of office and finished with ''so help me God'' -- in contrast with many of Poland's former ex-communist leaders who left it out.

In a brief speech, the president wished the new Cabinet luck on a ''tough road of change'' in Poland, saying the ministers must devote themselves to cleansing the state apparatus of corruption, a key priority of the ruling Law and Justice Party.

''The plan of building a lawful and uncorrupted state beneficial to its citizens must be realized,'' he said.

The 57-year-old brothers are former activists in the Solidarity movement that helped topple communist rule in 1989-90. Both ran on a pledge to fight the cronyism that has since flourished. The new government still faces a vote of confidence in parliament, expected Wednesday.

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