Walking Rome may happen to come across this. A water heater? A boiler? It matters little, what matters is that these scenes in Rome are considered normal. In Rome, is used to treat the streets as if they were landfills. As in the Middle Ages, when the balcony pissing in the street. By the way, you know why the streets of Rome always stink of piss? Try to make a jump in the center, look at how people walk around with a bottle of beer in hand, how many people enter and exit from the pub. And try to count the public toilets that are out there. None. Here, we ask, but these people, after drinking gallons of alcohol, where the fuck piss? In Rome there is poses the slightest problem. The public toilets are not here and never will be. And so the Romans and tourists peeing in the street. So the streets of Rome are landfills and urinals. I ask myself: but the mayor (mayor and I mean all the mayors of Rome's history, from the first until Alemanno) never turning to Rome? Do not you see that there are problems? He has a vague idea of \u200b\u200bthe situation? But when the mayor sees the garbage, water heaters, the piles of shit, the rivers of piss in the street, what do you think? Perceives them as a real problem that must not, rationally, a solution? Otherwise what the fuck you to ADD TO ago? Pe warms the office chair with your buttocks on the Capitol? Think about it you gonna a votare. Io sulla scheda penso che scriverò qualche parolaccia, tanto per sfogarmi.
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