University English is full of tender. People who say that we must support democracy in Libya (in cafeteria) and speaks of the fly until it complains that the spike in tortilla is a little dry. People soft hands. Contractured teachers, stressed. People who cries when he has studied and been suspended. People who cries when he has studied and been suspended. People who complain because you have to read a lot. People who can not leave out two nights a week of partying. People who make time to watch TV every day. People skiing. People unable to stoically endure the cold or heat. People who do not fit well eight hours of daily work. People unaccustomed to early.
(Why I respect people who gets up early?, I have to let me look for my winemaker). People going
Orgasmus exchange (Erasmus in official papers.) People protest because they can not smoke in the "uni". People ecologist and power that fills the parking of the university (without income beyond that facilitate their own parents). Mannered people when to order a coffee temperature, sweetening, size, quantity, packaging, percent of coffee and milk, coffee quality, percentage of milk fat ...).
Basta.
Because the university in Spain is like Big Brother, a mirror of society and its education system, right? And all I have a simple letter is insulting, which is why the written withdrawal. I think this kind of withdrawal is what you get:
"Hey, I've retired, eh! Or
:
- Damn, I already apologized!
And the title of this post is useless, as almost everything written so far, when I think of the engineers (the university students ...) who work for days trying to solve the faults of nuclear power plants in Japan. They are skilled, that kind of people who are highly paid job in a heartbeat. They know they have left a month old, two, three? They also know what will happen if they do not slaughter. And what can Despite his move to sacrifice.
Where learned that?
And this is photography of the catastrophe in Japan that have looked longer.
has sent me Imanol by email, with a lot more photographs.
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