Oh come on DCG, don’t get all wound up :) Let’s both get back to our fundamentalist stuff shall we?

Sounds like you’re trying to ‘raise funds’ over here! No hard feelings DCG, but I simply think that your comments, allegations and criticisms have reached a point where politicians can simply brush them off their shoulders. The only people they wind up are ‘conservative-labourites’ like Mr/Ms Funny who enlighten the world wide web with their sheer intellect.

P.S. Lavatorial humour is amusing… and sometimes rightly merited.

[Daphne – Bingo! You’ve got it at last! Politicians can brush off comments like mine! It’s taken you a long time to work out what the rest of the democratic world has known for a couple of centuries at least. You and your Labour cohorts are still too prone to reacting like fundamentalist Muslims to a Danish cartoon. So backward, so tiresome.]

And seriously? You think that Labourites want you on their side? As political ammunition, it makes sense -But as a party’s moral, ethical, legitimate and rational integrity… I highly doubt it. Don’t flatter yourself DCG. To be very honest with you, I don’t think anyone really wants you on anyone’s side… You clearly proclaimed yourself on the Nationalists’ side.. but the question is: do they really want you? Or are they merely tolerating you because you persistently break the Labourites’ cojones?

But fear not Lady DCG! Your blogs, articles or whatever are great potty-literature! They churn my bowels pretty well when I’m sitting on my throne!

[Daphne – You people just can’t move beyond the lavatorial humour, can you. Believe me, sweetheart, if Joseph Muscat was prepared to pay EUR40,000 a year to buy Marisa Micallef’s silence (something he had already, but the man has no business sense), I could retire on what he’d be prepared to pay me. However, he knows I’m not for sale, despite getting that midget Kurt Farrugia to persuade his parrots into repeating the allegation that I’m paid by the PN. If he really thinks that, then it begs the question: why doesn’t he pay me more and have me move over to his side? Useless jerks – not a shred of logic between them.]

As a labourite I can only ‘face-palm’ myself to such a comment dearest ‘Funny’…

But seriously Daphne, nothing better to write about?

Geez woman… do you REALLY have to pick on every little BS that happens? So what if she wanted her ‘kuruna’ touched by the Pope? Once I followed and “harassed” a rock-band’s singer in a cheap London souvenir shop, just to get an autograph! I guess everyone has different idols no?

(P.S. I found it too (in)appropriate to put ‘beads’ ‘touched’ and ‘Pope’ in the same sentence).

I would so love to be Mrs Gonzi’s next BFF – she is really perfect in her role! And maybe Mrs Muscat could serve us tea and biscuits – I think she would fit the role perfectly!

I’m not so sure I agree with this, that in Malta grown women are expected to be ‘cute’.

In London, (well, the whole of the UK actually), women are wearing dresses that would fit mostly 10-year-olds. If one visits online shopping websites, such as asos, it’s very easy to see these ‘cute’ dresses for older women.

I’m not saying I like them, I’m just saying that it’s not ‘only in Malta’.

[Daphne – We’re talking about women in top jobs here, and no, they’re not expected to be ‘cute’ in Britain, but rather the opposite. Play it cute, and the assumption is that you’re forced to do that because you have none of the attributes that the business really needs, like brains.]

Then again, maybe he was bored to death by the endless rounds of speeches, often delivered in very poor diction.

Don’t overlook the fact that he’s 83. His schedule would have been gruelling for a man half his age, let alone for someone of 83.

@Daphne – The brainless ones maybe. (I mean the brainless women think they have got to look/act cute to get anywhere, and the brainless men think that women are only “real women” if they look/act cute.)