U mur saqqi il-hass tal-Marsa, Ton.

And by the way Daphne good ploy of yours to publish this idiot’s inane contributions. As someone else said, Gesu’ harisna.

The affect of changing times I guess then!

Just as a note: I heard that now it’s not Mrs. but Ms, whether she is married or not. They are doing away with the Miss too. It’s not in anyone’s interests (or shouldn’t be) to know whether a particular woman is married or not, just as no one would know from the title if a Mr is married or not.

[Daphne – I always insist on being called Mrs. It has a nice solid ring to it, like a school matron or head housekeeper. It certainly has loads more authority than Mizzzzzzz.]

Who is this Tony? Does he do it on purpose calling you baby dahpe? Does he think that he is cynical and and maybe a bit humorous? By now we all know who Twanny is; now it is Tony’s turn.

[Daphne – Yes, and here we all are, colluding in the myth and calling Victor Laiviera Twanny.]

[Daphne – I would have said Mrs Micallef. She’s a divorcee.]

min huma Tony dawn in nies u ma liema deputtata tal-P.N. qed jigru.

Jekk forsi kont wiehed minnhom, anki dak iz-zmien, in-nies kontu taghzluhom. Ghax lil dawk li kienu kapaci jiddefendu lilhom infushom ma kontux tersqu lejhom.

Tant u hekk li wara t-telfa elettorali tal-1987 ma baqawx bullijiet. Ghamlu bhal bebbuxu dahlu f`qoxorthom.