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40 Photos From Polish Social Media Profiles That Raise As Many Questions As They Provide Answers
Poland is a country in Central Europe with a history that spans over a thousand years. Its diverse territory extends from the beaches of the Baltic Sea in the north to the Sudetes and Carpathian Mountains in its south, but in order to truly understand this place, we must look at the people who live there.
Enter 'Pictures from Polish profiles.' This Facebook page collects all the colorful photos that Poles upload to their social media accounts, providing a no-filter glimpse into their everyday life. From priests and policemen to football hooligans and babcias, continue scrolling to meet the folks and see what they're up to!
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Ryan Deschanel 4 years ago
If he is a real priest and this is real holy water and he says the right words, it counts.
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Hotel and restaurant "Alicja"
Lance d'Boyle 4 years ago
Good for them for bringing some color and style to such a drab place.
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Aiyanna Clements 4 years ago (edited)
theres someone right underneath i can see part of his head AND IS THAT MF TAKIN A PICTURE
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Amsterdude 4 years ago
'Damn it Jakub, this is not what people put on their LinkedIn accounts. You will never find a job like this.'
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"Funeral services"
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Gosia Buczek 4 years ago
He's holding very popular amongst kids ice cream packaging... Yes, people were selling even packages 😐 And it wasn't easy to get hold of the ice cream itself!
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Lavender B. 4 years ago
The guy in the middle looks like Krzysztof Krawczyk (RIP) he was a very popular singer since the 70s
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The sign says "Rent"
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Julia Atkinson 4 years ago
I see Walter White survived cancer and started a new life in Poland
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Łukasz Markuszewski 4 years ago
The date of pic here is important - new year's eve. The girl is probably peeling the potatoes for a trafitional Polish veggie and mayonnaise salad. This is something which you could find on every Polish table on each ocasion - birthdays, Christmas, Easter, New Year's Eve, weddings, proms - you name it :)
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Lech Dąbrowski 4 years ago (edited)
To be honest, that's one of my better memories from school. I'm guessing that picture shows preparations to 'wigilia klasowa' - christmas eve celebration on last day of school before christmas holiday. It was an opportunity for a more laid back contact with classmates and faculty. In highschool we would add smuggled alcohol to that Pepsi and share it with some professors who seemed 'cool'.
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Łukasz Markuszewski 4 years ago (edited)
Little explanation: I am on the group of Polish Pictures Community. The aim is to gather pictures which are 'very Polish' in the way they look. So there are funny pictures, but also wholesome, sentimental, sad, everyday etc. They are not gathered to make fun. This is why there is a lot of pope (or The Pope, cause in Poland many people are obsessed with John Paul II), a lot of priests, a lot of Kaczynski, but also a lot of our mums and dads, a lot of shops we are doing groceries, streets we are walking. A little bit of absurd, a little bit of megalomania, a little bit of simple lives with addition of families making bigos and veggie salad all the time. This is Poland and these are pictures of it.
Angelar 4 years ago
I found all photos endearing - a bit more text would have been nice
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Daria Z 4 years ago
Looks almost exactly like Russia of the 1990s, minus the Pope. I'm sure these photos are not representative of the whole country.
Lech Dąbrowski 4 years ago (edited)
They are not. On polish websites we have even crazier picture compilations captioned "Russia is not a place - it's a state of mind" also not representative of russian nation either. Both share common themes - old people having fun (I consider such pics kinda wholesome), hot girls in weird situations (like that gal peeling potatoes in formal attire), some crazy drunk idiots and religious figures in the wild.
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Evil Little Thing 4 years ago
Except for all the pictures of Pope John Paul II, looks like Wisconsin.
Łukasz Markuszewski 4 years ago (edited)
Little explanation: I am on the group of Polish Pictures Community. The aim is to gather pictures which are 'very Polish' in the way they look. So there are funny pictures, but also wholesome, sentimental, sad, everyday etc. They are not gathered to make fun. This is why there is a lot of pope (or The Pope, cause in Poland many people are obsessed with John Paul II), a lot of priests, a lot of Kaczynski, but also a lot of our mums and dads, a lot of shops we are doing groceries, streets we are walking. A little bit of absurd, a little bit of megalomania, a little bit of simple lives with addition of families making bigos and veggie salad all the time. This is Poland and these are pictures of it.
Angelar 4 years ago
I found all photos endearing - a bit more text would have been nice
Load More Replies... Daria Z 4 years ago
Looks almost exactly like Russia of the 1990s, minus the Pope. I'm sure these photos are not representative of the whole country.
Lech Dąbrowski 4 years ago (edited)
They are not. On polish websites we have even crazier picture compilations captioned "Russia is not a place - it's a state of mind" also not representative of russian nation either. Both share common themes - old people having fun (I consider such pics kinda wholesome), hot girls in weird situations (like that gal peeling potatoes in formal attire), some crazy drunk idiots and religious figures in the wild.
Load More Replies... Evil Little Thing 4 years ago
Except for all the pictures of Pope John Paul II, looks like Wisconsin.
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