Another mistake...

[Doctor KuLa]

Well, to start with..
I don't understand what this thread is about, you truly need to work on your English skills, I cannot decipher this gibberish.

Not sure if you're using a calculator to translate Polish to English or that you just suck at Polish just as much as you do at English, causing the translator to go "Error 404 grammar not found".

The title of the thread truly does do honor to the content, because the amount of mistakes in this one post by you has given the "language barrier" a new name, namely: KuLa.

I'll try my best to salvage some of the debris you produced and somehow dare call English.

In short I still have time to play on FL, but I will play much more less often.

Not to be rude, but who the f*ck starts a thread with words like these?

In short

You haven't produced a single word yet and still you somehow manage to summarize a non-existent paragraph.
* Salinsky applaudes.

much more less often.

Okay, so you will be playing much more, just less often?
No? That's what I thought, so please can anyone tell me why you've put:
"Much more" into a sentence where you try to state that you'll be playing "less often"?

If you were trying to put emphasis on the fact that you'll be playing less often, you've horribly failed at doing so.

ENG:
-I know why did you do this
-To round the number
-To 10
And this person translated rules to the polish..... Oh My God!

Thats all.

You haven't provided sufficient information in this thread for us to even grasp what you're talking about.
This would be the same as sending you to school (lol that joke) and expecting you to do well on an English exam whilst you haven't even received a book to learn from.
We all know how that would work out. (Either way for you, with or without the book, sadly.)

-To round the number
- To 10

A shrimp could have done better, really. It's clear that these two separate points you made, should be conjoined into one point.

And this person translated rules to the polish.... Oh My God!

It's either "Translated to Polish" or "Translated to the Polish language" but not "Translated to the polish". To add on top, Polish is spelled with a capital "P", you dishonor your own country.

Thats all

That's all, for now.

Your life must be really boring.