On the other Joe, a sound philosophical basis gives you the opportunity to take the right decisions.

A simple search for Meep Tits (originally named MadDazdemona, Maddaz for short) on http://www.freaksafari.com
and see the threads of Meep Tits ! or
http://freaksafari.com/forum/member.php?u=163 and follow the threads.

Din x’inhi ghid ?

These are a few comments after the display of “boobie and booty” and she was banned (for several reasons) from the ‘freak forum’:

“If she wants to come back, rather than doing it like an attention whore this way.”

“Keep her. With the demand that she not post any more full body photo’s or anything with that blue fupa sling she posted before she left.”

“Let her back on one condition. She is never and I mean NEVER EVER allowed to post her tits or any part of her in her freaky underwear thingamajigger on any thread. We DO NOT want to see that shit.”

“So, Maddaz… As long as you’re leaving, could you please explain this article of clothing: I just don’t understand… Is it a swimsuit? Lingerie? Some sort of doily? Gunt harness?”

And her parting words:

“Strangely I have just some 5 posts over two days on ‘another’ forum. And yet more strangely I got always positive feedback. The only negative feedback was from people there who are members here. Why??? If I’m so stupid here in my posts, and so ugly there in my boobie and booty posts WHY THE DISCREPANCY between both forums???”

“Hugs to all who liked me, and to all of you who didn’t, I still can’t fathom what made you hate me, other than someone being way too closetedly gay and probably hating seeing good boobie and booty posts and being frustrated in the same way that I was at not being able to view good male nudity here.
MadDazdemona.”

[Daphne – And she’s a lawyer, would you believe: Charmaine Galea, aged around 36, has a child called Larisa, born in 2002, with somebody called Antoine Azzopardi. And I rush to add that she is NOT the Charmaine Galea, also a lawyer, who used to work for Toni Abela and is a part-time judicial assistant. This one’s family had a business called Galea Seat Covers opposite Bond’s on the main road just past the Attard Industrial Estate. She posts photographs of her naked bits, writes pornographic descriptions of how she gives blow-jobs and has sex, then gives them her email and pretends to get offended when she gets messages asking for even more graphic images of her private parts. I think she needs to be carted off across the road to the mental hospital. Oh, and she’s also one of those avidly posting slanderous comments about me and my sons and my family on tasteyourownmedicine, which is exactly how and why my inhouse cyber crime unit tracked her down. I’ve always thought there is a disproportionately high number of crazy people on this island. It must be the inbreeding and general repression. ]

What do you expect from “the busness community who have interest in Libya” to do. Throw away , say a couple of million euros, each, and take sides? That’s very unbuisness like.

[Daphne – No, it isn’t. Business is always uncertain and carries risks, but those risks have to be assessed. A business that relies on the illusory stability of a murderous dictatorship is a very risky one, hence the high gains. It is far better to have relatively lower gains but also lower long-term risk. Nobody expects them to take sides – and a few have indeed taken sides, because a couple of them were at the protest march in Valletta – but then nobody expects them to try to shore up the Gaddafi regime to go back to doing business as they were before, either.]

Epic comment!

Good old napalm. Did you know you can make a close relative of napalm by dissolving polystyrene in petrol? It gives you a thick gooey liquid. Add aluminium powder and it’ll burn like the pits of hell. Oh happy days in the abandoned hotel above Ghadira.

I thought you implied so. It seems Daphne is implying so, too.

Actually I believe that, from a purely military point of view, the combined air forces of Egypt and Saudi Arabia would be more than a match for Gaddafi’s few planes.

The ability to work together as a team and the political determination are more problematic, however.

Brian, I’ve said this in other comments but it bears repeating: Frans Sammut is not just one swallow. He represents a whole blinkin’ flock of ignorant racist swallows.

Mazek’s reaction is perfectly justified and it’s frustrating that The Times website seems to upload comments haphazardly. I’ve submitted responses both to Mazek and to another Libyan on the same page and neither of my comments has been published yet. Even if they’re published tomorrow it will be too late.

The Arab League can only call for a no-fly zone. It cannot impose one as it lacks the means to do so.

Antoine, I think he can always try replying instead of telling us here.