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Off topic, But during the course of one particular gentlemen's evening, I was challenged to the question 'what have the Polaks ever done for us ?'
My response was 'Nikolai Copernicus, Frederic Chopin and Marie-Curie Sklodowska'.
Following which, the questioner wound his neck in.
Sharpish.
FTR I was born in Stockwell. I'm not a Polish patriot. I'm a Londoner.
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When dealing with
twatsgentlemen of that ilk, I find '303 squadron' to be a good answer; it's fun to watch the competing impulses of 'Battle of Britain! Spitfires!' and 'but johnny foreigner!' collide in their tiny brains... -
First two, tho important bit far from today, but Mari Curie is a good call especially as her discovery caused her and her husbands deaths. But as @Thrustvector not just 303 squadron, have a look why there is a Polish war memorial as the people of that ilk think it was the english that won the war.
Thrustvector
lynx
I've found it - Jurek you are on the right track, google image harder. The Texas clue is pretty obscure. It's a good one though, been past hundreds of times without knowing it was there.