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...with the fake sky inside, air conditioning in piazza san Marco and motorized Gondolas with the Gondoliere singin' "o sole mio"...
ReplyDeleteThese are 6 lines not 5, but I can imagine this in Padua not Venice.
ReplyDeleteActually this kinds of lines are common in Jordan, this makes streets dangerous and many accidents.
I guess there are bridges for crossing the streets. In Jordan there are but not used because we have to walk long distance in order to find that bridge, so usually we cross the street line by line and in this case the probability to be in life is 0.60 which is good.
I think it is terrible..
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