ladyblue18 wrote:luciferino wrote:
E znas sto su naki? Zato sto ne koriste noge, sto se vozaju haman do granapa koji je 200m od kuce, sto imaju drive-in za svako govno, ukljucujuci banke, apoteke, pa cak i pivo, gluho bilo da se ide gdje prosetat...zenske hin ne kuhaju, neg se trkne do prvog McDonaldsa, Burger Kinga, Pizza Hutta, a ako ti se ne da vozit, pa naravno ima kucna dostava. Takodjer, gazirani sokovi se piju mjeshte vode, a sladoled se prodaje u galonima.
kad smo se vec dotakli ovoga...
Meni fakat ne ide u glavu, da jedna drzava odnosno kontinent poput Amerike koji ima toliko toga za ponuditi, i prepun je ljepota, ima veliku manu a to je da se tamo bukvalno haman zivi u autu.
Zasto ljudi tamo ne setaju
Nije da sam jednom cula da je tamo vidjet setaca ravno cudu.
I da nemaju uopste po gradovima gdje hodati, sve se svodi na auta, buseve, pa si bas zato bez auta u Americi ko invalid.
Steta da ne znaju uzivati. Meni je nezamislivo da nemam prilike setati, hodati...
al eto da ne idem off
@ladyblue - evo vidi ispod info za hodanje - gdje ja zivim dobila sam 80 od 100 a da hodam i ne bas.
Ima mjesta u nedodjiji gdje je prva prodavnica kojih 5-10 km od kuce - mislis hodati do tamo pa onda natovaren kesama nazad kuci?
Dalje, ovdje osim po vecim gradovima nema gradskom prevoza tako da ako nemas auto osudjen si sjediti kuci ili zicati voznje od susjeda a malo ko ima vremena razvoziti ljude okolo.
Ja setam tj brzo hodanje od zeljeznicke stanice do posla i nazad a onda mi je 10 minuta autom do kuce. Setam i kad idem od sprata do sprata da zavrsim poslove za klijente ili na pauzi za rucak - svaki dan oko 4-5 km (imam onaj korakomjer ili kako se vec zove pedometer na nasem). Hodala bih ja i vise ali nakon posla dosta mi je sto odsetam do zeljeznicke (a imaju busevi koji idu u tom smjeru - ne davala $2.25 za 3 stanice
).
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ma ok nece grad propasti zbog mac-a al dajte ljudi imamo valjda prečih problema.
