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Heres an article I had passed along to me. It was published in a popular polish magazine. Its spans one full page and half of another. The title is "Save your Nickels" It goes on to say how Pennies and nickels are worth more melt than face, how its illegal, the possible fines, junk silver........Im not going to translate the whole thing but definitely an item of interest to this forum. The part on the pennies in quotes says "you can quickly become a millionaire!"

If it's a Polish paper, why do they use pictures of American coins? I'd let a few Archie Bunkerisms slip, but that wouldn't be nice.

Corsair wrote:If it's a Polish paper, why do they use pictures of American coins? I'd let a few Archie Bunkerisms slip, but that wouldn't be nice.

Its a really popular magazine for polish people in america.I believe there is a different version in Poland so this one would be specific to america. I know there aren't so many in other areas, but in Chicago, there are a lot of Polish people!

Hey Jack,

I'm Polish too. My grandma was born in Warsaw.

Am I still qualified to laugh at, and relay polish jokes? It was OK when I was a kid in the 70's.

Thogey wrote:Hey Jack,

I'm Polish too. My grandma was born in Warsaw.

Am I still qualified to laugh at, and relay polish jokes? It was OK when I was a kid in the 70's.

Im sure you could. I know too many smart Polish people so I laugh at the people who make the jokes since they are the funny ones

Western New York has a sizable Polish population. As far as I'm concerned, if you can spell and/or pronounce those last names, your plenty smart enough! About this part "you can quickly become a millionaire!" Did I miss something? I'm not sure it's that quick or easy...

I agree that time is limited to hoard. I just received my Ryedale and fear I might run out of time to get the return on my investment....so hoard and hoard more until the plug is pulled.

merchoarder wrote:Western New York has a sizable Polish population. As far as I'm concerned, if you can spell and/or pronounce those last names, your plenty smart enough! About this part "you can quickly become a millionaire!" Did I miss something? I'm not sure it's that quick or easy...

one million pennies can be had for 10,000.00

merchoarder wrote:Western New York has a sizable Polish population. As far as I'm concerned, if you can spell and/or pronounce those last names, your plenty smart enough! About this part "you can quickly become a millionaire!" Did I miss something? I'm not sure it's that quick or easy...

As quick as you can buy and sort 666,666 dollars worth of copper pennies and then sell them on eBay or other means...how long does that take HCBTT?

inflationhawk wrote:As quick as you can buy and sort 666,666 dollars worth of copper pennies and then sell them on eBay or other means...how long does that take HCBTT?

Hoard calls that a 3 day weekend.

inflationhawk wrote:As quick as you can buy and sort 666,666 dollars worth of copper pennies [...]

The end of hoarding is nigh at hand brothers. Behold, we have received a sign. Prepare yourselves for the next sign… the seven Ryedale of the Pennypocolypse.

Doctor Steuss wrote:

inflationhawk wrote:As quick as you can buy and sort 666,666 dollars worth of copper pennies [...]

The end of hoarding is nigh at hand brothers. Behold, we have received a sign. Prepare yourselves for the next sign… the seven Ryedale of the Pennypocolypse.

Dude, you're hilarious! You must be great to hang out with.

shinnosuke wrote:You must be great to hang out with.

I can't really speak for others, but I generally enjoy my company.






(Thank you for the compliment, BTW.)

My polish reading isnt that great and I overlooked this . Check the second column at the very top, anything look familiar!!!!!!!!

WhooHoo.. I can quickly become a millionare! I am already a billionare.. in Zimbabwe dollars. How much is the fiat dollar equivalent of a million zlotney? Darn, I never get a 3 day weekend.

Polish people can read? I always just assumed Thogey had one of those programs that read the on-screen text aloud for you.

AGgressive Metal wrote:Polish people can read? I always just assumed Thogey had one of those programs that read the on-screen text aloud for you.

Thogey walked in to a pizza place and ordered a pizza. The pizza man asked him, "Should I cut it into six pieces or eight?". Thogey answered, "Cut it into six; I couldn't eat eight."

Rodebaugh wrote:

AGgressive Metal wrote:Polish people can read? I always just assumed Thogey had one of those programs that read the on-screen text aloud for you.

Thogey walked in to a pizza place and ordered a pizza. The pizza man asked him, "Should I cut it into six pieces or eight?". Thogey answered, "Cut it into six; I couldn't eat eight."

Florida is going to Sink an West Virginia will slide and we will call you all Crackers

Another Polock heard from

Hey - I'm Polish on my father's side...

So if you have any Polack jokes - tell them to me real slow!

Rodebaugh wrote:

AGgressive Metal wrote:Polish people can read? I always just assumed Thogey had one of those programs that read the on-screen text aloud for you.

Thogey walked in to a pizza place and ordered a pizza. The pizza man asked him, "Should I cut it into six pieces or eight?". Thogey answered, "Cut it into six; I couldn't eat eight."

I think I remember reading that as a quote by Babe Ruth

It's a Yogi Berra line.

ed_vantage17 wrote:It's a Yogi Berra line.

You are right

Its a Yogism, I remember now where I read it... Im Canadian so baseball isnt my sport

Rodebaugh wrote:

AGgressive Metal wrote:Polish people can read? I always just assumed Thogey had one of those programs that read the on-screen text aloud for you.

Thogey walked in to a pizza place and ordered a pizza. The pizza man asked him, "Should I cut it into six pieces or eight?". Thogey answered, "Cut it into six; I couldn't eat eight."

That's a great idea!. Those bastards always hand me more than I can eat.

I always loved pollack Thogey jokes.

My small engine man sold me a Stil chain saw. He said I could cut 4 cords a day with it.

The saw was a piece of s@!#. I could only get through 1 cord a day.

When I brought it back and complained it didn't meet standards, the guy pulled a string and it smoked, the chain started spinning around the edge and roared like a big sausage grinder. I asked " What's that noise?"

Too funny man! Had a rough day, but I knew you guys could cheer me up and make me laugh! Thanks Thogey