Skond Dr Johnson, Baxxter, you’re a scotsman.

I eat oats for breakfast. Does that make me a horse?

@ Joseph Borg

I freely admit that I overlooked the “violence factor”. I appreciate that it is a scary prospect. It would make me think long and hard about my motivation.

But in this day and age, how many people are threatened in the way they used to be threatened in the Golden Years? I can’t fault Daphne for bringing it up all the time. That sort of thuggery is enough to scar anyone for life.

All this is beside the point however.

@ Reuben, I’d like to see you facing an amorphous mob that’s constantly angry at you. I doubt I have the balls to face such constant harassment…

In any other language known to man the third vowel is an ‘a’.

e.g. cataract (English) cataratta (Italian).

@ Reuben Scicluna:

You’re missing one important fact: While Daphne is accountable to no one but herself, Jeffrey is accountable to his party, his constituents, and the electorate.

It seems to me that we should be grateful to anyone who exposes behaviour that is not fitting of members of parliament, who are paid by us (through our taxes) to represent us (in parliament).

Jeffrey is not a private citizen. He is an MP.

This guy is an unguided missile. He’s lost it.

There’s a good chance he will bolt, bring down the government, and join the rabble. In fact, he’s already crossed the line.

Clueless asshole.

talking about the ricotta debate.

considering the quote ‘Top o’ the morning to ya’, well ‘Top of the morning to you’ that’s an Irish breakfast.

I thought the potato bread would have given you the clue.

[Daphne – Nobody says ‘Top of the morning’ in real life. And baked beans are American. In fact, the purist English breakfast doesn’t feature them. Yet the inclusion of baked beans does not make that an American breakfast, just as the inclusion of potato bread does not make it an Irish one. Round Liverpool they stick black pudding in instead of potato bread. It doesn’t make it a Scouser breakfast.]

I’ve been told I’m on notice and will be fired at the next offence. I refuse to spell “skond” as “skont”.