Polish Shops

Anyone know of any polish shops in or around Wigan?

Tesco sell Brasso

What sort of polish?

"Shine up your buttons with Brasso.
Only five bob a tin.
You can buy it or nick it in Woolies.
But I doubt if they've got any in."

dont drink this

lmao@dostaf

Polish shop or Polish food shop??

Polish food shop

I got a clothes prop in't market.

Well its pole ish.

I have a donkey stone if thats any use!

Obviously not to the poor ass any more xrh

What has a donkey stone got to do with a pole?

They used to make many an ass shake the stones.

I once polished-off a full packet of cream crackers.

theres one at Ince bar and one in Beech Hill

Can't help Darren, not from Wigan, just thought Brasso might be barking up the wrong tree.

theres one in leigh as well

I've been to the polish shtation after a few bevvies!

I went to a poling station and this current lot got in. (government not poles)

So you see, it's all my fault.

Witaja *wigan* swiat my sa caly umyslowy tutaj.

I told you not to drink the stuff

The one on Beech Hill Avenue closed down.

Polished of I suppose

Couldnt get the staff

staff/pole

I'll get me beetroots

the only one i know is in stocport called donatka, they sell great frozen pierogies

I think there is one on Wigan Lane.Also Tesco have a full section of Eastern European food along the back wall.

There's one going into Bolton - Derby Street I think.

I think the Polish food shop in Leigh is opposite the Thomas Burke pub (old Odeon cinema)

There's quite a few shops in Derby St. Bolton that specialise in ethnic tastes.

Polish Crab Biscuits?

Sod the polish shops who wants em?? Wheres the best chippy?

Is Duraglit any good for rocket polishing?

I'm waiting for the reason behind the post.

All the best ones keep a good stock of elbow grease.

having said all that:

does anyone know of any polish shops around Wigan

I'll wager there are more than there are English shops in Warsaw.

Before we had Poundland, was there a shop called Poland, which sold nowt only cheap guzunders?

Are the English shops in Warsaw packed?



Warsaw packed/pact.

I'll get me beetroots.

dostaf,it's not up to scratch if you have to explain it You leave me no alternative ☻

Hoist by me own petard there douglas

Buggers the petards,big as a dustbin and they don't half go bang!

Aye aye shipmate. But I never now the SWL of the hoist.

Poundland??? surely they would be called zlotyland.

After you've been served does the assistant say;

Wait for it:

"Thanks a zloty, have a nice day."

Heres your beetroots sir!

Can you still buy "Comrade Sheenski" in a Polish polish shop?

AVRE - Armoured Vehicle, Royal Engineers was a Churchill tank adapted to attack German defensive fortifications. The crew included two Royal Engineers who could easily leave and enter the tank through its side hatches. The AVRE had the main gun replaced by a Petard Spigot Mortar. This fired a forty pound (18 kg) HE-filled projectile (nicknamed the Flying Dustbin) 150 yards (137 m). The "Dustbin" could destroy concrete obstacles such as roadblocks and bunkers. This weapon was unusual in that it had to be reloaded externally - by opening a hatch and sliding a round into the mortar tube from the hull.

Now thats a petard!!!!!

A spigot mortar sounds like a medical application.

And here's me thinking a petard was one of them cartoon type bombs with the burning fuse.

xrh59, Crikey that IS a petard. How big was the Hoist?

"Comrade Sheenski" used to get that stuff from the Krazy Kuts Krakow store.

Liquor department?

If that's not too personal a question.

I had no intention of falling for that one Dossi!

Cardinal Liquid was he polish or polish.

Gdansk, Gdansk and double Gdansk.

Hoist again.

I'm ofski. TTFN

You got a tremendous response Darren, hope they've been of help to you.

The one in beech hill is gone now,as susie q says the back wall in Tesco's is very good.

I'm pretty sure there's a Polish shop at Ince Bar

"the back wall in Tesco's is very good."
Is that an offer???

I always thought a petard was what a lusty dog has.

Polish shop in Ince opposit KFC. It's either Polish or Turk, sells mainly snack food though. Morrisons have a good supply of Middle Eastern food in a special section.

How do Polish pole dancers polish their poles?

And is it true that Ken Dodd's dad's dog's dead?