From the people who brought you SOLW and BOS STOP
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January 25, 2015 at 2:27pm
This is just outside St John’s Cathedral. Now, do you parents of young children understand the stupendous educational value of those Fisher Price toys with different shapes that you slot into the same-shaped holes?
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They placed the manhole like that to annoy you, Daphne.
U ija, zball ta’ 180 degrees.
OK, siehbi. U ijja, mhux kaxxa?
Rasu l-isfel jew rih isfel?
Mhux Xorta. B’daqshekk x’fiha?
Down the gutter in a literal sense.
Dawn bis-serjeta’
And finally somebody realized: http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2015-01-25/local-news/MEP-raises-alarm-over-security-of-Malta-s-border-control-software-6736129388
About time I would say.
I know that the point of this post is not St John’s as such, but please St John’s in Valletta is not a Cathedral but a Co-Cathedral — or, if we want to refer to it by its proper name, the former Conventual Church of the Knights.
[Daphne – It’s a cathedral. Not all cathedrals are co-cathedrals but all co-cathedrals are cathedrals.]
Hannibal Scicluna calls it St John’s Church. There.
Or if you really want to be extra pedantic; the former Conventual Church of the Knights of the Order of St John of Jersualem and Malta, in Valletta.
This is a reflection of the country’s lack of discipline to do things right, led by not one, but now two leaders, who are leading with the wrong example.
Balali Imperjali.
Whoever did it will answer “Mhux xorta iswed u abjad? L-aqwa li mghottija”
Dak l-isprall ghandu bzonn U-turn bhall-gvern.
And this time there was no reading and writing involved.
Mind you, it’s the third of the three Rs: Reading, Riting and Rithmetic.
The man who did the job could have been shown the right way to lay the slabs by a three year old.
So the IQ of the workman involved is below that of toddler.
B’daqshekk? Naqa’ immaginazzjoni.
V18, hux veru? Ejja ha nkunu kontempriri, l-ahwa.
This is unbelievable! A case of construction dyslexia maybe? I hope the contractor responsible was not paid for this atrocity and made to correct it immediately. Rehabilitation Projects Office please note.
Very arty. Good start, Owen.
Tort ta’ Renzo Pian. Imbasta tawh 7 miljuni, gew tawhom barrani.
Li qeghdin taraw f’din l-istampa hija biss percezzjoni gheziez hbieb. Staqsu lil Perit Audrey Testaferrata De Noto li tahdhem fit-Traffic Management Division (Transport Malta) u malajr isserhilkhom raskhom.
What idiots. They got the whole pavement wrong.
I thought dyslexia was limited to writing. Now we can see it extends to tile laying.
Mhux xorta man!
A cubist’s rendition of Yin Yang perhaps?
Paint one of the keyhole squares white and we would be ready to welcome all the IVF experts invited to come over by Konrad Mizzi.
Tetris Game Over.
What upsets me too are the chewing gum stains all over the paving. Next referendum – let’s ban chewing gum in public.
The first thing I noticed was all the chewing gum stains besides the rest.
Perhaps chewing gum was why Muscat was smitten with Singapore when he said: ‘We’ll turn Malta into the next Singapore or Dubai’?
But was it chewing gum or the fact that ”the ranks of the opposition, civil society and labor movement have been decimated in the last 50 years through imprisonment without trial and criminal prosecution, and nearly every newspaper, TV channel and radio station is owned and run by the state. Without an opposing voice, the echo chamber in government simply grew louder.”
But don’t worry, he is Charlie.
http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/business/business_news/40059/muscat_well_turn_malta_into_the_next_singapore_or_dubai#.VMYkp_7F98E
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/11/05/opinion/chee-singapore-democracy/
OMG! Now look what you’ve done! Don’t get annoyed if they leave this one as is and change the rest of the paving, your fault.
Reminds me of my youth playing Tetris and you ‘screw’ the last block