Dear colleagues,
I am surprised that none of you has bothered yet to speak of vespasiano /orinatoio/pisciatoio (chiamatelo un po'come vi pare!) di Viale Pieraccini .
Quindi ho preso la parola.
Non mi dite che non l'avete mai notato, che non avete mai assistito all'indecente spettacolo di un caro vecchietto che continua il suo bisogno incurante di te, che stai mangiando, felice e beato, la brioche di prima mattina, e ti concedi una sorta di passeggiata prima di finire al Cubo?
IO DETESTO QUEL VESPASIANO.
Emana un odore repellente ed è l'anti- igienicità allo stato puro e, da notare, è alle porte di Careggi !
Un minimo di civiltà: ci sentiamo so over the parts, so civilized and forward, but we are not able to eliminate what's negative educational impact in the city, in a busy street like that.
Let's take a nice picture of progress.
But is not the fault of the individual who receives the service, but who allows it.
There are no public toilets in Florence.
I dare not imagine the amount of bacteria / amoeba / protozoa that are happily lambing while we pass undisturbed nearby.
cholera, where? Near Careggi .
Obviously this is a paradoxical example, thankfully, but what irritates me is the beginning and the hypocrisy that they are around certain things.
We complain and outraged with all the ease of this world against people who smear the walls and doors of beautiful buildings with spray cans and can not do it, but we all able to use this urinal: If c ' is in use, is legal.
fine example.
Now, I'm not a deranged woman who has nothing to think about anything else ... there are other real problems of Italy and also in Florence, but I deemed it appropriate to devote a post to my indignation.
all. Express yourself, if you have it!
If it interesting to someone else maybe you could make a petition, but in short, maybe you have not even noticed, and if you've noticed, maybe it has not bothered enough.
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