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CrazyMartin 07-15-2017 03:40 PM

i don't even suggest you poland, i just posted link as opposite to konrad

it was surprise for me that prices in italy are so low
that italian property its just 800km from me

thats why i asked about some urls of native italian property agencies :)

I live in rainy malopolska :)
but look, what view i have from my terrace :)
http://jpghost.pl/pliki/0805/widok_1210651604.jpg

CaptainHowdy 07-15-2017 03:43 PM

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klinton 07-15-2017 03:43 PM

vat:
https://oko.press/kolejna-porazka-po...ly-wplywy-vat/
Rekordy dochodów z VAT. PiS a¿ za dobrze uszczelni³o system podatkowy. Na przedsiêbiorców pad³ strach
Jan Czekaj: Jak PiS uszczelnia VAT - Opinie - rp.pl
"enterprising poles" - agree with that.

"the same as lefist, old communists, thiefs - PO party supporters and members, or stupid KOD crook members
only obstruction, nothing more...its very good that you are out of poland"

dont make a complete fool out of yourself. its not black & white, yet you would like to make it that way.tomorrow im in Wroclaw :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
later Ukraine, to fuck some girls and learn Russian..and let me put it that way, your black-white way: how many languages do you speak,and how many countries did you visit as a voter of PIS ? how many foreign friends do you have and what are your perspectives ? still consider Poland as a belly button of the world and Polish state as the most important in the UNIVERSE ?:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
anyways, your english is still better than Sarn's, voter of Putin :1orglaugh:1orglaugh
like they say: when two are fighting, the third is gaining...so peace :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:winkwink::winkwink:

Quote:

Originally Posted by CrazyMartin (Post 21892075)
what you compare, leazy greeks and enterprising poles who was trained by years of communism?

do you hear about hard working greeks, in the uk for example?

secondly, did you hear about vat carousels ? leaking billions from vat? current government stopped this and get huge bonus from taxes

we the biggest overplus in budget in last 20 years, and its after new child benefits!
did you know that? you know nothing about current situation

there is tons of examples that this government working very good

other countries has much higher social benefits, for example for children, families
but you as pole complaining about adding (small) polish social benefits

you complaining about everything polish
the same as lefist, old communists, thiefs - PO party supporters and members, or stupid KOD crook members
only obstruction, nothing more

because of this and what you say, current government is stronger and stronger, and its good :)


shame on you
its very good that you are out of poland


klinton 07-15-2017 03:46 PM

but thats exactly "THEIR" (sarcasm) logic unfortunately....they wont even believe me that I'm not supporter of ex thieving party, for them everything is black & white...just like (almost) for ex thieves from ex ruling party ;]
peace :winkwink:
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Originally Posted by HomerSimpson (Post 21892105)

This is very bad thing to say even if you don't agree with some one about something. You can't live in your country only with the people you agree with and expel all the rest out.


CrazyMartin 07-15-2017 03:49 PM

klinton, the same as few years ago when everyone tell about financial catastrophe after 500+ benefit program

after two years these people shut their mouths off
even PO members wanted give more for a moment :)

so, lets see how it will be for few years

and don't waste time to write about poland, especially when only complaining on international adult forum on everything what from poland

HomerSimpson 07-15-2017 03:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by klinton (Post 21892168)
but thats exactly "THEIR" (sarcasm) logic unfortunately....they wont even believe me that I'm not supporter of ex thieving party, for them everything is black & white...just like (almost) for ex thieves from ex ruling party ;]
peace :winkwink:

there is no such thing as non-thieving party...
not in Poland or anywhere else in the world...

Sarn 07-15-2017 04:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by klinton (Post 21892063)
both sucked, how about that ?

no suck one :1orglaugh
http://izquotes.com/quotes-pictures/...lin-268858.jpg

You would have turned out to be a good lampshade if not Stalin. :1orglaugh
https://s00.yaplakal.com/pics/pics_o.../0/9690047.jpg

Sid70 07-16-2017 12:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CrazyMartin (Post 21892153)
i don't even suggest you poland, i just posted link as opposite to konrad

it was surprise for me that prices in italy are so low
that italian property its just 800km from me

thats why i asked about some urls of native italian property agencies :)

I live in rainy malopolska :)
but look, what view i have from my terrace :)
http://jpghost.pl/pliki/0805/widok_1210651604.jpg

Been living more than 5 yeas in Malopolska, no view can change a gloomy, rainy, foggy, shitty weather. In general, a whole Polish weather is very wet and humid, so fucking wet agriculture knows no irrigation at all.

This relates to the WEATHER only. I love people, i speak the language, they honestly don't understand and don't know the weather is shit. Polish are very traditional and in general love their country. Please, do not put any politics in use, it's unrelated.

The only reason I was looking for a house that cheap is it's placement, Italy, near Portogruaro that offers all the range of services for a daily life.

k0nr4d 07-16-2017 12:44 AM

I wasn't suggesting poland instead of italy, I was just saying that even in a "cheaper" country you would be hard pressed to find property THAT cheap, which makes it suspicious. Italy is expensive...

Sid70 07-16-2017 01:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21892492)
I wasn't suggesting poland instead of italy, I was just saying that even in a "cheaper" country you would be hard pressed to find property THAT cheap, which makes it suspicious. Italy is expensive...

Casa indipendente in vendita a Portogruaro - 32375245 - Casa.it

Suspicious too?

k0nr4d 07-16-2017 02:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid70 (Post 21892501)

Well, less suspicious but this looks just like it came from some communist-era eastern european village too.

Edit: I take that back, there's an office chair in the kitchen next to the fridge. Sketchy as fuck.

HomerSimpson 07-16-2017 03:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21892492)
I wasn't suggesting poland instead of italy, I was just saying that even in a "cheaper" country you would be hard pressed to find property THAT cheap, which makes it suspicious. Italy is expensive...

Hosing in rural parts of Italy (small villages) are very cheap. There were stories in the news where these rural villages would give you free house if you plan to live there more than X years. They were also giving free castles (under certain conditions) but these were in bad condition and would cost a shit load of money to repair. Even on rural parts of Sicily you could buy pretty cheap houses. On the other hand housing in bigger cities in Italy is expensive.

This is also quite cheap. €68k for a decent 80m2 appartment
Appartamento in vendita a Portogruaro, via marmolada 4 - 33400881 - Casa.it

Sid70 07-16-2017 05:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21892528)
Well, less suspicious but this looks just like it came from some communist-era eastern european village too.

Edit: I take that back, there's an office chair in the kitchen next to the fridge. Sketchy as fuck.

it's all about possibilities and standards. You won't accept that level, I would. I lived 42 years in Soviet Ukraine, man, I give less fucks.

I will never understand your moving to Poland tho.

Sid70 07-16-2017 05:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HomerSimpson (Post 21892579)

This is also quite cheap. ?68k for a decent 80m2 appartment
Appartamento in vendita a Portogruaro, via marmolada 4 - 33400881 - Casa.it

Indeed.

Drove via that little town yesterday, went to see the central area too. LOVED IT!

My first appearance on GFY as Obama.

http://i64.tinypic.com/161dxly.jpg

MatureKing 07-16-2017 05:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CrazyMartin (Post 21892153)
i don't even suggest you poland, i just posted link as opposite to konrad

it was surprise for me that prices in italy are so low
that italian property its just 800km from me

thats why i asked about some urls of native italian property agencies :)

I live in rainy malopolska :)
but look, what view i have from my terrace :)
http://jpghost.pl/pliki/0805/widok_1210651604.jpg

hey mate.. I'm jealous.. damn.

k0nr4d 07-16-2017 06:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid70 (Post 21892687)
I will never understand your moving to Poland tho.

That's very easy to explain. Vancouver property is absurdly expensive, I would never own a home there - a flat at best. Arguably, I'd make the same money running my company if I live there or here, and the same money simply goes further here. By the standards here I'm quite wealthy - and thus have a much better lifestyle then I would in Canada despite the various downsides of Poland.

That being said, the area around Krakow is the smoggiest part of Poland, most of the country really isn't that depressing.

Those properties you are looking at, you need to remember that:
- Living in some rural villages further from major cities, you will not have good internet access, you might be stuck with some mobile-network internet and get 2mbits.
- You will stand out like a sore thumb
- Renovating those places in italy will cost much more then in PL or UA because of the labour costs (unless you plan to lay tiles/electric/etc yourself)
- You will have more problems with language barrier, even ordering a stupid garbage container for your renovations might be a problem if the company doesn't speak english.

I would suggest staying in Poland but get out of Krakow. I highly recommend where I am, or check out a place here called Sobótka about 30km from here. Mountain city, fiber to most of the houses/apartments, and overall really nice/not depressing.

Sid70 07-16-2017 06:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21892729)
That's very easy to explain. Vancouver property is absurdly expensive, I would never own a home there - a flat at best. Arguably, I'd make the same money running my company if I live there or here, and the same money simply goes further here. By the standards here I'm quite wealthy - and thus have a much better lifestyle then I would in Canada despite the various downsides of Poland.

That being said, the area around Krakow is the smoggiest part of Poland, most of the country really isn't that depressing.

Those properties you are looking at, you need to remember that:
- Living in some rural villages further from major cities, you will not have good internet access, you might be stuck with some mobile-network internet and get 2mbits.
- You will stand out like a sore thumb
- Renovating those places in italy will cost much more then in PL or UA because of the labour costs (unless you plan to lay tiles/electric/etc yourself)
- You will have more problems with language barrier, even ordering a stupid garbage container for your renovations might be a problem if the company doesn't speak english.

I would suggest staying in Poland but get out of Krakow. I highly recommend where I am, or check out a place here called Sobótka about 30km from here. Mountain city, fiber to most of the houses/apartments, and overall really nice/not depressing.

That area is ok, there are several well kept houses aside. But, due to certain non-EU restrictions I would struggle with that kind of property.

As to your suggestions, found several Sobotka based properties I could afford to buy on spot, Tyniec Maly seems to have no offers I can afford right away.

I love Krakow, but last year was so fucking smoggy . . . it stays the same, people keep running heating using coal and garbage. It's a real problem, 2018 should bring in a new law but it's execution is questionable. Also, prices have gone up, they keep building new blocks around the city but even being new they are being built close to each other, reminds me about Kiev tho in Kiev they pump 20 stories + ).

Sobotka, 35 kms to Wroclaw, it's epically suburban, seems like that. Back from Italy, will take a drive around that area to check it out. Again, pricing is good.

Thanks for your input.

k0nr4d 07-16-2017 06:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid70 (Post 21892765)
That area is ok, there are several well kept houses aside. But, due to certain non-EU restrictions I would struggle with that kind of property.

As to your suggestions, found several Sobotka based properties I could afford to buy on spot, Tyniec Maly seems to have no offers I can afford right away.

I love Krakow, but last year was so fucking smoggy . . . it stays the same, people keep running heating using coal and garbage. It's a real problem, 2018 should bring in a new law but it's execution is questionable. Also, prices have gone up, they keep building new blocks around the city but even being new they are being built close to each other, reminds me about Kiev tho in Kiev they pump 20 stories + ).

Sobotka, 35 kms to Wroclaw, it's epically suburban, seems like that. Back from Italy, will take a drive around that area to check it out. Again, pricing is good.

Thanks for your input.

Tyniec Mały, if you afford it, is great. I practically don't have to leave the area to go shopping for anything, really close to downtown, and by the end of the year whole village will have fiber to the home. It's really quiet, we have a super nice brand new school too. Very close to Wrocław and very close to A4/S8 highways.

I don't know what your budget is but there's a developer making some town-houses that are reasonably priced: http://tynieckiezacisze.pl/

Check out also "Domasław", "Bielany Wrocławskie" and "Żerniki Małe". Those are all villages very close to me.

k0nr4d 07-16-2017 07:08 AM

Check out Dzierżoniów as well. It's a little further out then Sobótka, and Sobótka has much more "nature" feel to it but the property is cheap and if you don't mind buying something with a shittier looking interior and renovating, it may be the way to go.

https://www.otodom.pl/sprzedaz/dom/dzierzoniow/?search[description]=1&search[order]=filter_float_price%3Aasc&search[dist]=0&search[subregion_id]=33&search[city_id]=1186

You'd have to rip off all the wallpaper and change the communism bathroom, but https://www.otodom.pl/oferta/wolnost...U.html#gallery[11] comes with 5000m2 property...

But overall as I wrote - Sobótka if you want cheap, peaceful nice and out of town, or try to find something around me if you want to be closer to the city (ie for when kids go to college).

CrazyMartin 07-16-2017 07:49 AM

wroclaw is expensive, and not give you benefits for that higher price

i know that, because i moved from wroclaw to south to 200k city, i still have flat in centre
and living here is much more simple, better
people have beautiful houses, big plots, tons of beautiful places, mountains, hotels, restaurants, for spending free time
roads are very good, no traffic jams, everything is fast and smooth, air is clean and you have more time for yourself and family
even in hospitals more free space, everything is no problematic

when i go back to wroclaw i become angry, for that slow car motion, big holes, poor angry people mixed with rich and tourist

Sid70 07-16-2017 09:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21892792)
or try to find something around me if you want to be closer to the city (ie for when kids go to college).

Well, I lived all my life in a block, and I'm really a city guy. My older one goes to the 7th grade ( according to a new reform ), so thinking a bit ahead about college def draws a picture of a home somewhat close to the city. A 2-3 bedroom, 65-90 sq.m. would be ok, can be a 3-5 storey block or townhouse ( perm residence makes it easier to buy a piece of land ).

I'll write you an email.

MatureKing 07-16-2017 09:59 AM

So let's check your brain. What do you know about Italian erotic movies? Mmm Italian girls should look very hot.. Hm

klinton 07-16-2017 05:26 PM

generally speaking houses/ flats in Spain, Portugal and many places in Italy are cheaper than in Poland. if you compare them at the same level...there are few exceptions to that, however its like that :)
wake up :)
Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21892492)
I wasn't suggesting poland instead of italy, I was just saying that even in a "cheaper" country you would be hard pressed to find property THAT cheap, which makes it suspicious. Italy is expensive...


klinton 07-16-2017 05:33 PM

:-) I'm in Lower Silesia now, drove (once again in this life) like 400 km today on r. 35 and 8, some smaller roads and I love this region :-)
maybe because it was always german, has german heritage and was kind of built later by migrants from Poland and USSR (after 2nd world war)...everyone is somehow fresh blood here, just like new young students :) and now Ukrainians....
just like I love Mazury in Poland, also ex- german places :-)
I still like Wroclaw, huge sentiment for this city, but yeah, like you said - sometimes its ridiciously expensive for what it offers - rent is one of such examples....I saw some roads fixed today around PKP, but I still see potholes on the pedestrian zone and lots of dogs shit :-)
"air is clean" ? where do you live ? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh also in the winter ? :winkwink::winkwink:
Poland and Bulgaria have most polluted cities in EU, but maybe yiu had luck :)
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Originally Posted by CrazyMartin (Post 21892819)
wroclaw is expensive, and not give you benefits for that higher price

i know that, because i moved from wroclaw to south to 200k city, i still have flat in centre
and living here is much more simple, better
people have beautiful houses, big plots, tons of beautiful places, mountains, hotels, restaurants, for spending free time
roads are very good, no traffic jams, everything is fast and smooth, air is clean and you have more time for yourself and family
even in hospitals more free space, everything is no problematic

when i go back to wroclaw i become angry, for that slow car motion, big holes, poor angry people mixed with rich and tourist


klinton 07-16-2017 05:35 PM

charming indeed, but later, at some point, you will see that your only entertrainment there is riding bicycle and eating cheap shitty kebab :-)
Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21892792)
But overall as I wrote - Sobótka if you want cheap, peaceful nice and out of town, or try to find something around me if you want to be closer to the city (ie for when kids go to college).


klinton 07-16-2017 05:37 PM

Like I said - Poland and Bulgaria are most polluted EU countries,but i'm not patriotic saying that :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:winkwink::winkwink:
1,2,3, deep breath for our country, lets march together, who doesnt march is a traitor :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :winkwink::winkwink:
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid70 (Post 21892765)
I love Krakow, but last year was so fucking smoggy . . . it stays the same, people keep running heating using coal and garbage.


CrazyMartin 07-17-2017 03:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by klinton (Post 21893701)
:-) I'm in Lower Silesia now, drove (once again in this life) like 400 km today on r. 35 and 8, some smaller roads and I love this region :-)
maybe because it was always german, has german heritage and was kind of built later by migrants from Poland and USSR (after 2nd world war)...everyone is somehow fresh blood here, just like new young students :) and now Ukrainians....
just like I love Mazury in Poland, also ex- german places :-)
I still like Wroclaw, huge sentiment for this city, but yeah, like you said - sometimes its ridiciously expensive for what it offers - rent is one of such examples....I saw some roads fixed today around PKP, but I still see potholes on the pedestrian zone and lots of dogs shit :-)
"air is clean" ? where do you live ? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh also in the winter ? :winkwink::winkwink:
Poland and Bulgaria have most polluted cities in EU, but maybe yiu had luck :)


if you live in wood, or woods are surrounding you, you have much cleaner air than in wroclaw or other big cities

wroclaw is expensive, right, i wrote the same
and you not get anything good, better forthr price

you are wrong that poland is most polluted country, look at current maps
germany or france is worse
where are green luges of europe?
maybe wilderness in poland?? :) its not that bad as you say for sure

Sid70 07-17-2017 03:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CrazyMartin (Post 21894163)
if you live in wood, or woods are surrounding you, you have much cleaner air than in wroclaw or other big cities

wroclaw is expensive, right, i wrote the same
and you not get anything good, better forthr price

you are wrong that poland is most polluted country, look at current maps
germany or france is worse
where are green luges of europe?
maybe wilderness in poland?? :) its not that bad as you say for sure

Dude. First I came to Poland as a student back in 1989. Lived in the central Krakow. Since the train station is in the very city center I thought the smell was caused by trains, how wrong I was!! Even in Ukraine there is central heating in EVERY town, even villages use gas!! But polluting the air in Krakow is massive, it's so backward I can't believe it's EU. Epic Fail.

CrazyMartin 07-17-2017 04:06 AM

Krakow is different thing, i agree, but its not only matter of pollution but
location of the city, surrounded by mountains

there is central heating, but very old building does not have access to it :)
on ukraine you had gas for free from russia, so its different thing too :)
gas in poland is expensive

krakow is worse than wroclaw because of this, there is very high cancer ratio
so its stupid paying so much for properties there and live shorter :)

better stay in wroclaw :)

i live 100km from krakow in straight line

k0nr4d 07-17-2017 04:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by klinton (Post 21893707)
charming indeed, but later, at some point, you will see that your only entertrainment there is riding bicycle and eating cheap shitty kebab :-)

Yes but what's he gonna do in shitty italian village? Ride bicycle and eat kebab, plus bonus of not understanding a word of italian so even buying milk from store is a problem :) It's not like house in middle of milan costs 40k euros. Sobotka has lots of restaurants, skiing close-by, it's not that bad. It's not a big city, but if it's big city then it just ends up same as wroclaw. You can argue all cities in poland are shitty in their way. Wroclaw has traffic, Gdansk looks like a fucking filthy slum, Lublin is only pretending to be a city, etc. The guy has kids, the kids speak ukranian and presumably polish by now, it will be easier for them with school etc if he just stays in poland and gets out of krakow.

Sobotka is really nice scenary, everywhere he has to go is uphill so exercise and good for health, and close enough to wroclaw if he has to buy something he cannot on the spot and when kids go to university.

Sid70 07-17-2017 04:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CrazyMartin (Post 21894262)
Krakow is different thing, i agree, but its not only matter of pollution but
location of the city, surrounded by mountains

there is central heating, but very old building does not have access to it :)
on ukraine you had gas for free from russia, so its different thing too :)
gas in poland is expensive

krakow is worse than wroclaw because of this, there is very high cancer ratio
so its stupid paying so much for properties there and live shorter :)

IN Ukraine. Nothing was or is free. It's simply pre-historic using coal in the city, it's fucking unbelievable. Expensive? Lungs are at stake.

Sid70 07-17-2017 04:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21894343)
Yes but what's he gonna do in shitty italian village?

Nah, mate. It's only 2 kms from Portogruaro. It has even Decathlon LOL and a big mall, the central city is very charming. Every weekend can be spent near the sea. It's a very good location.

Sid70 07-17-2017 04:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 21894343)

Sobotka is really nice scenary, everywhere he has to go is uphill so exercise and good for health, and close enough to wroclaw if he has to buy something he cannot on the spot and when kids go to university.

That's also true. I'm a bit concerned tho its 35 kms from Wroclaw. It's not 2kms from Wroclaw, yo!

klinton 07-17-2017 12:49 PM

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comm...wns_in_the_eu/

Warmia/ Mazury :-) rox.. also - eg-german....
Quote:

Originally Posted by CrazyMartin (Post 21894163)
you are wrong that poland is most polluted country, look at current maps
germany or france is worse
where are green luges of europe?
maybe wilderness in poland?? :) its not that bad as you say for sure


CrazyMartin 07-17-2017 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by klinton (Post 21895225)
https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comm...wns_in_the_eu/

Warmia/ Mazury :-) rox.. also - eg-german....

Klinton, one more time you are so wrong :)

look here and not on anymous reddit post

Air Pollution in Europe: Real-time Air Quality Index Visual Map


i don't see more pollution in poland in comparison to the rest of europe
notice, north italy... where sid want to buy home :) and compare to poland
or see austria alps or south france :)


but i think its matter of climate, Air currents not just pollution

you believe in stupid propaganda, its money, "poland needs pay more because air is so polluted (buy carbon certificates)"
"poland need to close industry", "poland should close carbon mines " "poland should buy atomic power station from france or germany" "poland needs more new germany cars" etc etc,
thats why they tell that you that air is so polluted
and you believe in anything negative about poland

klinton 07-18-2017 12:50 AM

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:
"real time" on this map is word- clue.
please come back here and look at this map in October, November, December, January, February, March,April :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh - its more than half of the year.
the real problem in polish cities that cause pollution are: heating of the houses from the coal/ god knows what (i would say: 70 % of issue) and old diesel cars. these two are most significant.
as for coal power plants - well I'm aware that modern coal plants are not that bad (look above for the main problems in cities). the problem that I see in coal is: its economically uneffective, unless you think that its effective because it gets 80 % subventions from the state:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
polish coal is so deep these days inside earth thats its cheaper to import coal from australia, russia or even africa, where it still lays close to surface...
i dont care from where we will buy nuclear technology..can be even russia..also i dont see problem why we couldnt develop it by ourselves...
as for the end of the post - well it seems like you would be repeating someone's propoaganda, but what do I know...:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
I feel hearing such arguments like your last sentences like i would be in venezuela:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
its also never their fault that their country is fucked up and they government are stupid crooks...its always a fault of imperialists, USA, low oil prices (put anything here)..."but they work hard on it to maintain nation's well being, just give them one more chance" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
Quote:

Originally Posted by CrazyMartin (Post 21895465)
Klinton, one more time you are so wrong :)

look here and not on anymous reddit post

Air Pollution in Europe: Real-time Air Quality Index Visual Map



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