More freeway blogging in Rome (Pic Heavy)

[stephinrome]

The signs


War is over if you want it (foot bridge at the Colosseum)


Iraq/n (Colosseum)


Torture OK - What next? (above Colosseo subway station)


Iraqnam - Not again (via dei Fori Imperiali/Roman Forum)


Iraqnam (just outside the main railway station, visible from trains. Train blogging)


There is no war on terror (back side of Roman Forum near Circo Massimo)


Impeach Bush & Cheney (Garibaldi bridge, monument to Vittorio Emanuele and synagogue in background)


Iraq:Week=$2,000,000,000 (Garibaldi bridge, San Pietro/Vatican in background)


Steph
ps - if you aren't familiar with the Freeway Blogger, see http://freewayblogger.blogspot.com

[malta blue]

1. Nice job eom

[Selatius]

2. I thought Italy's population overwhelmingly rejected the war?

Is that right?

[stephinrome]

3. yes, but...

they need to know we do as well. Plus there are a few tourists here and there ;-)

Steph

[deadparrot]

4. Amazing!

Gorgeous scenery, too. You're so lucky to live in Rome. :)

[Matariki]

5. SWEET

nice pix. i was just there. brings back good memories. nearly everyone spoke english, which i learned is the official language of the EU

You live there? Lucky you. I lived there for a year back in 1980 - one of the best years of my life.

[AngryAmish]

6. Wouldn't it make more sense if he wrote in ITALIAN??????

Or does he just want the attention?

[stephinrome]

8. They are written in English so...

...Italians (and everyone else) will know it was U.S. citizens who put them up (btw-I have no idea who put them up ;-)). All the slogans are easy to understand for people who speak Italian.

OK?

Steph
(ps - why do you assume it was a HE?)

[AngryAmish]

10. Fair enough on the He part

However this "freeway blogging" thing enrages me. In '00 Buchanan idiots were doing this and cost me a 1/2 hour of my life because traffic was so slow.

I have to get to places for work on many mornings. If I don't bad things can happen to people. These "freeway bloggers" waste immense amounts of time which it is not theirs to spend.

If a "freeway blogger" sees me coming they better get on their bike and go because they won't like what happens to them when I get there.

[stephinrome]

11. Wow, you are angry, but...

...if you are opposed to Freeway Blogging in general, why were you concerned about the language?

Somehow I don't think any of these are on your route to work.

Anyway, thanks for the kicks ;-)

Steph

[AngryAmish]

12. I take the via appia every morning...

Ok, maybe I'm lying. Over and out!

[devilgrrl]

7. Oh... mi piace Roma!

Mi molto piace!

[stephinrome]

9. anche a me (n/t)