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It has been a while (almost three years have passed by) since I last cracked down on ghastly use of English (I read it over today and foun...

I am dedicating this post to Michael Wolf , who served as Deputy Head of International Corporates at BRE Bank until late 2009. If this pos...

These days, where ordinary pulp stands for popular music it's good to look back on the days I can't even remember and reminesce the ...

I’ve drawn inspiration for writing this post from another post , dated 5 November 2010, which had come out on The Economist’s Johnson blog....

This blog would have been deficient in valuable postings if there hadn’t been a month without bad-English rant. In the next episode of the s...

As a popular saying goes, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. This time I can’t pick on the intentions. Poland should promote it...

WARNING: Reading this post may be extremely hazardous and may cause a serious mental breakdown, may make you lose your mind or send you to a...

I adore it. My school always knows how to amaze me. Each month its administrative staff put up a funny announcement in English. Here’s the ...

Note: I didn’t develop this post on my own. One wise man gave me some inspiration and knowledge, I just combined it with my own ideas and m...

Today I’ll let you take in a blend of praising, grumbling and dissomething. I was delighted to read the report published on Wyborcza.biz , i...

Yesterday one of my friends suggested I tackled here the linguistic problem of masło maślane and its translation into English. After a quic...

Today, after a longish getting-round period, I started my exploration of Jacek Koba’s “Tip of the Week” . The book is written in an amusing ...

After months of getting round I finally went to the bookshop, looked out for a thick navy volume and bought it. My wonderful copy knocked me...

If you want to argue it’s a blasphemy or I shouldn’t speak like that about my mother tongue it’s your right. It took me quite long to get to...

Cause I feel really sleepy. I apologise for the lack of new posts in the passing week – catching up with all the stuff I’ve dropped behind w...

Yesterday on my way home from the last English class, passing by the estate of housing blocks in Mysiadło I spotted a middle-aged man, havin...