If I die and go straight to hell, this is exactly what I expect it to be like: bleak, chilly, bare, monochrome and full of banal people who won’t stop talking
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November 17, 2011 at 4:23pm
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Were the funny bits edited out?
Was that video was aired by mistake or are viewers actually expected to watch it?
Why are they all licking their fingers? Haven’t they heard of napkins? And I don’t mean the dish cloth on the back of the chair.
Somebody should teach these guys some basic manners, like not to speak with your mouth full. I could not bear listening to it all and in fact I switched it off.
‘bleak, chilly, bare, monochrome and full of banal people who won’t stop talking’. mmm, sounds like England!
[Daphne – What?]
What a silly comment
Not at all. Have you been to Northern England? It is bleak, chilly, monochrome and full of people who never stop talking! Try it and you will see.
[Daphne – Yes, I have. And I never found a bleak, chilly room. Even looking at this room via video makes me feel cold and ‘aesthetically depressed’.]]
From what I see here, and what I hear, Gorg should stick to his doughnuts. The Labour Party does not need him to make us laugh.
Qed tiehdu pjacir..? Qed tiehdu pjacir..?
Imma zgur qed tiehdu pjacir…..tmecilqu ‘live’.
Kelma wahda ghandi ghalikom:
Jaqq.
The one who can’t keep his mouth closed while eating seems to be the same Maltese-man-in-Arsenal-top hovering around the interviewee in the vide provided here –
http://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2011/11/malta-tefl-capital-of-the-world/#comment-108553
“Kull SMS jiswa 58 cents” [jekk qed nara sew]: mela fejn iridu ghandhom flus x’jonfqu basta li Gonzi gholla d-dawl u l-ilma?
There are programmes on One TV (and not during peak times) for which they charge a euro for every SMS that comes in.
Maltese households spend as much on mobile phone calls and texts as they do on water and electricity. There you go. Here’s a plan for Labour: halve the water electricity tariffs and increase the rates on mobiles by a tax of 50% and still break even.