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Jun. 14th, 2004 09:39 amTake the quiz: "Which Random Irish Gaelic Phrase Are You? "

Ta me air meisce
Ta me air meisce - 'I am drunk.'You enjoy a drink - or five - now and then. You can usually be found in a pub - it doesn't matter which one, because they all look the same after a few drinks - or hugging the porcelain.
(And I never got really drunk.)
Now, on more serious topics..
I don't know how many of you know about this. So, this week end there had been the European election (along with the local ones, provincial and/or municipal), no news here.
Well.
On Friday, any Italian who owns a cell phone - as to say, every Italian - receives a text message which says (more or less):
Now, that made me angry.
a) How come that while we seem to have all those problems with the national debt and the like, they are wasting money like this?
b) Now, translating a local saying, also dogs and swines have my phone number. I don't want to hear them talk anymore about "privacy laws".
c) Am I biased, or this is a subtle way to say "go and vote (for me)"? Look at the sign. "Presidency of Ministers' council". "Premiership". Which ACTUALLY IS one of the parties to the case. And NOT super partes, how should be someone who sends a message like this.

Ta me air meisce
Ta me air meisce - 'I am drunk.'You enjoy a drink - or five - now and then. You can usually be found in a pub - it doesn't matter which one, because they all look the same after a few drinks - or hugging the porcelain.
(And I never got really drunk.)
Now, on more serious topics..
I don't know how many of you know about this. So, this week end there had been the European election (along with the local ones, provincial and/or municipal), no news here.
Well.
On Friday, any Italian who owns a cell phone - as to say, every Italian - receives a text message which says (more or less):
"2004 Elections.
You can vote on Saturday 12th from 03.00 pm to 10.00 pm and on Sunday 13th from 07.00 am to 22.00 am.
Document and electoral card are required.
Presidency of Ministers' Council"
Now, that made me angry.
a) How come that while we seem to have all those problems with the national debt and the like, they are wasting money like this?
b) Now, translating a local saying, also dogs and swines have my phone number. I don't want to hear them talk anymore about "privacy laws".
c) Am I biased, or this is a subtle way to say "go and vote (for me)"? Look at the sign. "Presidency of Ministers' council". "Premiership". Which ACTUALLY IS one of the parties to the case. And NOT super partes, how should be someone who sends a message like this.
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on 2004-06-14 02:50 am (UTC)no subject
on 2004-06-14 03:59 am (UTC)Piuttosto, tu leggi La Repubblica? C'era un articolo di Michele Serra che era eccezionale, mi ha fatto morire. Mi pare fosse di sabato..
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on 2004-06-14 04:02 am (UTC)mia reazione a sopraccitato sms:
-mò sto coglione si azzarda pure a chiedermi il voto?! ma si andasse a fare un altro lifting!-
cmq pare che alle europee forza italia si stia andando a fare i capelli...resta da sperare nelle provinciali *crosses fingers* forse il popolo italiano ha imparato qualche cosa...
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on 2004-06-14 04:30 am (UTC)Lascia stare che sabato per poco non litighiamo. E mia madre che mi viene a chiedere per chi voto, ma saranno <censored> miei?
Concordo su tutti e tre i punti - e vaffanbrodo alla Tim che regala il mio numero in giro... ma và, và...
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on 2004-06-14 04:55 am (UTC)Dille "per Jack Sparrow".
(che poi, a pensarci, sarebbe mica una scelta tanto male.. =P)
Ho saputo di un paio di persone che hanno telefonato alle compagnie.. dice che erano obbligati a mandarli tramite un qualche decreto, ma che non hanno divulgato i numeri. Non che faccia poi molta differenza, cmq.
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on 2004-06-16 03:17 am (UTC)Anyqay, i ddnt vote HIM...so i would have sent another sms like that "thank you for the advice, now i know who i don't have to vote.thanks"
Italian politics is raunchy....