Dear Mr Borg: I meant thanks for accepting the fighter planes. The Libyan people do not need to or want to come to Malta. They wish to live in a new free Libya, which may very soon be doing more trade with Malta.

Ma rridx immerik, imma sa fejn naf jien, she calls him Vaaarist – with the accent on the a, instead of on the i, where it should be.

[Daphne – I suppose it all depends on what sort of people she’s with. I never heard her talking about him as anything other than Ev.]

http://blogs.aljazeera.net/africa/2011/02/22/live-blog-libya-feb-22

I meant the ad on Maltapark.com

I can take the humour, it is the selfishness that seems an inherent trait with most there that I can’t stomach.

There was a hullabaloo about Muscat’s foray into advertising, but he was only saying what quite a large majority think:what might I gain from others’ misfortune?

U mela, Malta l-ewwel u qabel kollox, hi. U dak John Donne ma kienx jifhem xejn, gej b”No man is an island, entire of itself…any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind”. Qatt ma gie Malta dan, jewilla?

and creating pollution problems, but what the hell, those are not important are they?

Kieron O’connor(12 hours, 19 minutes ago)They must have heard about the referendum…and a chance to express a free vote.
ooops…and then they arrived and realised they are on a new leash….simple question..no choice…”Yes or No”…”Yes or No”.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.