Hot Showers Seborrhea

few days ago I wrote a 'post' light on the image that the PP has submitted to the ciudanía in this campaign to its candidates for President of the Principality, Isabel Pérez Espinosa, and Mayor of Gijón, Pilar Fernández Pardo. But the official campaign has run its discourse and inevitably tiresome profusion of flags on the streets takes you dwelling on details that give rise to possible reflections.

The first surprise that I have taken these past few days has been the shift of the socialists in this type of electoral propaganda. Currently waving banners with the image of Javier Fernandez and do not respond to commonly established rules. These indicate that the rectangle should devote much space to candidate's face, leaving smaller ones to ask for a vote, the party's logo and little else. Well, some of these young innovators available to the PSOE, a legitimate attempt to get attention and get out de la línea habitual, ha 'jibarizado' la cara del líder de la FSA situándola entre dos enormes fauces metálicas que se supone corresponden a alguna gran instalación industrial de la región. Desde luego, el efecto rompedor funciona, si bien hay que decir que el resultado se presta a todo tipo de bromas, sobre todo si se tiene en cuenta que el escurridizo Fernández ha perdido en el nuevo buena parte de su sonrisa del cartel original; es más forzada o es que él está más en su seriedad característica.

Y hablando de los socialistas no puedo dejar de referirme también a la foto oficial de su candidato a la Alcaldía gijonesa, santiago Martínez Argüelles. Desde luego, el que la eligió has not done a great favor. Probably in an attempt to highlight the easy-going style with which he wanted to invest to make more sense of closeness to his countrymen, his face has become a perfect circle inscribed in the polygon of lineup. The intentions may have been good, but the final effect it produces is more than an advertisement for one of those famous cookies plants that grow in Aguilar de Campo related to our old breakfast generations no longer fulfill the fifties. Santiago

does retain the smile and attitude, shared by almost all candidates here and there, I moved to another thought. I understand that there is no need aspiring to lead our destinations leaving angry face, but maybe the joy that transmit their images do not correspond precisely with the situation being experienced by the country and millions of its inhabitants. Especially those who have less and that the crisis has thrown into the pit of fear, if not despair, groups that will undoubtedly adopt precisely that all the electoral assembly of the signage is a part, is spending billions euros.

And one last consideration. Now that he is challenging the legality of the concentrations of the "outraged" for tomorrow mentioning its disturbing the obligatory day of reflection, it might be good to start to consider for future electoral events, for it is too late "to impose on parties who attend the elections, the withdrawal before midnight tonight's closure of the official campaign of all such advertising. After all, it can be difficult to "think" while you walk down the street banners and posters SIGEN agobiandote explicitly ask you to vote. If that is something that intrigues point-apart-glued it to the midnight start to the season I see no reason not to apply to the Friday preceding the meeting with the polls. Such an approach may be a bit utopian, but at least it seems reasonable undersigned. If the end will have to remove in coming days-often some resort to oblivion as they start and stop and free of 'pressure' to vote in this Saturday for reflection.

If it's playing, or we do it all or break the deck. Missing