sudenti Genocide?
After a long and exhausting week of classes, exams or even worse, the lunch break comes as a liberation, a windfall that is part of the day university type: it is a sacred time for many, fun, gossip and socializing. Then everyone lives as he wishes: either with a sandwich in the sun or going downtown to dine in a more "elegant" or finally taking advantage of the campus cafeteria. Who chooses the latter alternative has the advantage of convenience: you can eat in a calm and a place in places where the lessons, it's not a small thing!
aside, however, the classic debate on the quality of the food (which in my opinion is very subjective and in any case where it should be borne in mind that food, to the need to feed a large number of people at once , devono essere precotti) volevo soffermarmi sulla novità in fatto di bibite che è stata introdotta in mensa di recente. La nostra adorata bottiglietta d'acqua a cui eravamo tanto affezionati dopo mesi e mesi di pranzi, è stata di fatto sostituita da una macchina infernale, un distributore formato gigante di bevande alla spina simile a quelli presenti in molti bar.
Sicuramente, grazie a questa innovazione, i costi sono diminuiti, e vi è stato inoltre un grosso risparmio nel riciclo delle numerose bottiglie d'acqua di vetro consumate in precedenza; è anche vero che le bibite sono gratuite e che la varietà di gusti disponibile è notevole ( ACE, limonata, coca cola etc...), ma vogliamo parlare del gusto, dell'aspetto and the devastating effects that these "things" will have on our liver? Dear students, you first bring home a bottle of rum made by the weekend if you want to dine in the canteen so healthy! The absurd thing is that until these sad days, our table could have the pride to cook edible things, and then to find support and support among many students. With this brilliant turning the other hand, have lost just its reputation on campus, a liquid propinano unpleasant taste that settles on the bottom of the glass powder typical of each product in a sachet! Just as the most common medicine effervescent! So I think that if the number of students was becoming too high for the capacity of the campus, could not simply reduce the number of seats available at the entrance test, instead of trying to kill us with these new green drinks?
Physicians will judge.
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