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- Wściekły pies ("rabid dog" or “mad dog”) is a Polish alcoholic drink consisting of a 1 cl shot of vodka, a shot of raspberry or blackcurrant syrup, and...
- Majima, known as the "Mad Dog of Shimano" in the Yakuza video game series Wściekły pies (English: mad dog), Polish ****tail This disambiguation page lists...
- Polonaise, Żołądkowa Gorzka, Starka, Krupnik, Siwucha and Ultimat. Wine (wino) Wściekły pies (mad dog) – shot drink made from vodka, raspberry or blackcurrant...
- gimlet Vodka martini (aka Kangaroo) Vodka McGovern White Russian Woo woo Wściekły pies Yorsh A Bloody Mary garnished with lemon, carrot, celery, and pitted...
- courtroom in Lviv Uncredited 1978 Wesela nie bedzie Nurse Uncredited 1980 Wsciekly Neighbour Uncredited 1980 Golem Toilet Grandma 1981 Teddy Bear Candidate...
- conducted during some Black Protest demonstrations. The protest song "Wściekły szpaler" on YouTube with the parti****tion of activists showed how important...
- TV Series) - Szymek Polowacz Mission (1980, TV Series) - James Gutman Wsciekly (1980) - St. Okrzesik Zielone lata (1980) Na wlasna prosbe (1980) - Tomkowski...
- Szczecin. In the end of 2006 Piotr Półtorak left Anti Dread. Andrzej from Wściekły Pies band became the new vocalist. In the autumn of 2006 the band recorded...
- Mia Mara, Rafaela Bończa, Pola Negri, Józef Węgrzyn, Halina Bruczówna Wściekły rywal Mia Mara, Józef Węgrzyn, Julian Krzewiński, Wanda Szymborska, Stanisław...
- were invited, including: Schizma, Vespa, AEFDE, Komety, PDS, WSC, Zbeer, Wściekły Pies, Anti Dread, and many more. During summer of the same year, The Analogs...