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Post by Adam on Feb 13, 2024 23:21:49 GMT
Which country invented Polka music is an age olde debate. The same is true for vodka. But we all know that both were invented in Poland.
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Post by healey36 on Feb 14, 2024 0:06:23 GMT
...and kielbasa; I could eat a mile of that stuff.
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Post by atsda on Feb 14, 2024 0:50:21 GMT
Walt, I am not going to listen to the video and get the polka music stuck in my head. As it is, I have already brought to mind at least two polka tunes that I have heard at weddings - and that was decades ago. Alfred
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Post by redjimmy1955 on Feb 15, 2024 18:29:29 GMT
Being of Polish descent......this is a great thread. I kinda agree with trying not to get Polka stuck in my head, on account of attending MANY weddings and some dances as a kid.
Best one was my cousin Laverne married a guy who did a heckuva Elvis impersonation....at their wedding he gets up, and sings in total Elvis style (karate moves, sweaty wiping his brow, hips wiggling) to some Polka songs. I thought people were gonna die from laughing, yet the combination kinda worked.
Like watching "Dread Zeppelin" play Led Zeppelin!
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Post by curtis on Feb 15, 2024 20:28:53 GMT
This thread reminds me of my father in law. He loved Polka music. A real true Polish man. I still miss him.
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Post by Adam on Feb 15, 2024 23:18:39 GMT
I am Polish, first American born. Grew up in a large extended Polish family and it was great. Lots of love, laughter and great food. Despite the hardships my aunts and uncle had to endure during WWII they had a lot of joy in their hearts.
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