I implied, albeit humorously, that the people found responsible for misplacing the papers are to be lynched, yes? In reply to your reply I simply said it would be even more important to actually enforce things which matter rather than this waste of time. Also, I took the liberty of a little jibe at Muscat who tends to have others prepare things for him rather than actually knowing what he’s saying. Jokes work a lot better when I don’t have to explain them, you know. I kid, all clear?

Anglu issa johrog xi gadget gdida ghax dan dejjem jivvinta.
L-ahhar gadget, kien strument biex jimmarka kemm inxtraw voti, izda ma hadimlux.

Anglu Farrugia knows.

Lost you there, sorry.

kif tiddistingwi bejn żball ġenwin u xi ħadd li ’tilef’ file b’malizja?

In the end what is most important is to stop being children and enforcing such immature and borderline ludicrous rules. Papers get misplaced, but I’d rather misplace a paper and know what I was saying than have all my paperwork in order and not having the slightest what I should be saying or rather, relying on others to tell me what to say.

So simple my friend. Sack all the staff, a la Labour Party.