

Life goes. Until it goes any.
My "father" of adoption, Lulu, head of waste from La Ferte, is mutated in Grenoble in July 2010.
And then Super Titi has the balls.
Originally known as Super Titi (we thought it'd be more fun to not know what that means) Super Tri rose to prominence on the Internet with a series of videos in which he brought down environmental justice upon Grenoble's dirtiest citizens. The clips depict the hero attacking litterers with buckets of water, making unwarranted searches of their homes and even hiding in recycling bins to make sure they're being used properly. When Super Tri does encounter something like a plastic bag in the non-recyclable garbage bin, he falls to his knees and weeps.
Impressed with the vigilante's results, Grenoble officials put Super Tri on the payroll as part of an ongoing campaign to make the city greener. He has his own Facebook page and continues to make films as well as public appearances at schools.
Grenoble's Super Tri campaign was initiated last year, but the news comes to us now thanks to a post on Treehugger. If we may editorialize for a moment, it strikes us as quite a good idea to encourage recycling and civic cleanliness in this fashion. Where punitive fines fail to deter litterers, an obnoxious Frenchman in a mask will certainly succeed. Viva Super Tri!




























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