Vojthas

OK, now this time for real:

Don't worry! If I meet @hckosice in Bratislava for the Ice Hcokey Olympic Qualifier in August, I will bribe him with krówka for the next year.

That was the coffee break we needed - from the middle of right side of the scoreboard to the middle of the left side in just two juries - thanks @Ionoutz24 and @Vic Liu!

You call anything connected to him as "usual"?

Hey, would you mind, if I join you, guys?

NO WAY! Make Great Britatin again... or something like this.

No, that's the underpass at the train station in Swarzędz. This was recorded in the middle of the night, so that no one could have catch me without a mask in public. Yep, the encoding after adding the graphics made the quality terrible, but in the original recording you can spot Laura Nunnink's autograph on it.

POLAND Serbia 12 Malta 11 Kazakhstan 10 Canada 9 Romania 8 Slovakia 7 Czech Republic 6 Argentina 5 China 4 Indonesia 3 India 2 Spain 1 Concluding Comment: Raz jeszcze bardzo dziękuję i do widzenia! Do zobaczenia następnym razem! Thank You very much and goodbye! See You next time!

POLAND Malta 11 Kazakhstan 10 Canada 9 Romania 8 Slovakia 7 Czech Republic 6 Argentina 5 China 4 Indonesia 3 India 2 Spain 1

POLAND Greeting in host language: Goeiemorgen, Apeldoorn! Greeting in national language: Dzień dobry, Apeldoorn! Dzień dobry, Totallympics! Tutaj Vojthas i zamierzam przedstawić Wam głosy Polskiego Jury Krajowego w tegorocznym Otwartym Międzynarodowym Konkursie Piosenki Totallympics. Jestem strasznie szczęśliwy, że mam zaszczyt to uczynić, gdyż jest to mój debiut w TISC i w tym miejscu chciałbym podziękować Wam, całemu Komitetowi Organizacyjnemu i przede wszystkim naszemu holenderskiemu gospodarzowi, heywoodu za organizację tego konkursu. A teraz przejdźmy do punktacji: English translation: Good morning, Apeldoorn! Good morning, Totallympics! This is Vojthas here and I am going to present the votes of the Polish National Jury for this year’s Totallympics Open International Song Contest. I am terribly happy that I have the honour to do that as this is my debut at the TISC and in this place I would like to thank You, to the whole Organizing Committe and especially to our Dutch host, heywoodu for organizing this contest. And now let’s come to the points: Kazakhstan 10 Canada 9 Romania 8 Slovakia 7 Czech Republic 6 Argentina 5 China 4 Indonesia 3 India 2 Spain 1

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Hey, I am ready and my presentation could have been seen for a few hours if you've known!

Come on! It's voting window already and I have my revolutionary system of presentation ready!!! PS. But a douze points from Slovenia would be great reward.

OK, I've got a hope from Italy now.

Read your posts quickly and you'll realize, how close is the name to this.

What do you know about confusing Holland if you're not from Poland? Yes, it's still "Holandia" here too (yet in a diplomatic, official situations, "Królestwo Niderlandów", as it was also before).

I see the name a few times a day for quite some time here, but still I catch myself all the time on wondering how horny the Dutch nation is that they called their forest after the female parts of body.

Gołota-Brewster was much longer fight.

Just to say her full title: Her Majesty Queen Maxima, Princess of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau. She might not be titled "Queen of the Netherlands", but she is a queen.

I'd rather say the other way - she is the queen consort and "she is called queen", just being titled "Princess of the Netherlands". Just like HRH Prince Philip, the Prince Consort is titled the "Duke of Edinburgh", which doesn't mean he is duke instead of prince.

Has there been any other?

Wait.. what? She's the Queen Consort, as the female spouse of the monarch is a Queen, while it's the other way around with female monarch having a male spouse, who's then called "Prince Consort". She even has the title of Her Majesty, instead of prince consorts being addressed to "only" as "His Royal Highness".

Thank God, there's nothing about punctuality in the hosts' oath.

To hell with the minibar. It's the Netherlands, where's the coffee shop ?