that awkward moment when singapore is actually closer to perth than the other australian cities. but alas! we are a small business.and none of us know how to drive, let alone pilot a plane!
I actually wanted to study folkloristics but it's not really an available course anywhere and I hear the work is very rare. But I love etymological studies because they're like stories unto themselves, and they tell so much history.
I've read all the books, played W1 and 2 and although unfortunatelly i won't be able to play W3 for a long period of time having to take care of my grandma medical needs [altzheimer] i don't mind watching gameplays and art. It will probably take a long time until i'll be able to afford a rig capable of running witcher but You know - family comes first. I'm from Warsaw/Poland and actually at the pirate's market was my first money i've ever earned. Yeah on someone else's work but it wasn't percieved that way at those times. Actually first trials at pirating was at local VHS renting place where i've supplied games and could choose anything i've wanted from movies.... Mostly scifi, horror and porn but hey - we were all 12-14 once I'm a Trekkie btw. I hate to write about myself so just..... I hope i won't offend anyone due to the fact that i've learned english 50% from computer games and 40% from music and sometimes nuiances are lost to me. Be a bit patient with me 
@Cathulhu81
Welcome to the forums
From what ive seen you write so far, i'd also say your English is very good ^^
Im curious though, how is English education in Poland?
Because here in Sweden we start English education very early, and we also tend to focus alot on actually talking english to each other during classes.
I once saw a video from Japan whey they were asked about English and they said that they were never actually taught to properly speak it, which i think is integral in any language education.
We also do not tend to dub our shows other than for kids and even then a lot of children like myself did watch american shows in english to.
Although i havent actually spoken English in a few years so i reckon my accent is very strong now and our accent does not sound very good
Transition from obligatory russian was hard but we'll manage. I guess Poles will always manage - we're still here even after sailing agains the wind throughout most of our history. BTW - Mr.Sweden - it's really nice reading how we kicked Your ass at Oliwa ;] There is even a wonderful fantasy book about that - yeah not only Sapkowski can write
