We’ve moved on from menus
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December 2, 2011 at 9:42am
This photo wasn’t taken in Malta, though.
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Address and opening hours, please?
Baxxter, are you interested as a client, or as staff? I hear they’ve got vacancies…
Now that you mention it, a little extra cash would come in handy. In these straitened times, us zaghzagh must use our inizjattiva to seize l-opportunitajiet li jinfethu ghalina.
The extra cash will make a “Pajjiz li jixraq lill-uliedna.”
and for just Eur3 eh?
It’s 3 euro per touch, and if you’re Labour, it’s a Red Touch.
brilliant!
Ask the staff to touch you? OK, as long as they are girls.
Careful, because it only costs €3.50.
Maybe we should ask Charlon Gouder for a price guide.
You can get a discount, it says Eur3 at the top
This one beats them all. I hope that there are male and female staff.
I have been laughing since I first saw this picture. Priceless.
Imagine their staff parties.
Isn’t that soliciting in public?
Iesus Christus – ghal min issallab ukoll.
Back to menus. Take a look at what our latest MEP is offering:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.275695585793691.82449.100000597548904&type=3
Perverts.
One sales girl told my aunt who wanted to buy birthday cards for her grandchildren that the cards for niece and nephew have the same meaning.
The word ‘yourself’ was added later by someone else. Gahlija, cara daqs il -kristal.
[Daphne – Hardly. It’s exactly the same handwriting.]
Playing the detective now, Anglu ?
Dak servizz ehh? U imbaghad jghidu li hawn Malta il-klijent mhux stmat.
Tal biki!!
They know not what they do, much less how they write,even less what they write.
They all seem to flock together.
Sad story..
I quote from The Times: “He had earlier been seen asleep in the stationery car.”
And no, there should be no allowance for typos . That’s what proof readers are paid for.
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20111202/local/man-dies-as-car-falls-into-the-sea.396443
[Daphne – You read that story and all you could think about was the spelling mistake? A young man died because he was exhausted and took the wrong turning.]
Was that a statement or a question ?
I did comment it as being a sad story, and indeed it is.
But you should not have “presumed” that all I could think about was the typo.
You did not mention the sad loss of the boy (for he is still a boy at 21).
You could have chosen another story. There are lots of similar mistakes in The Times. Just go and look for them if you like.
An atrocious performace by Malta’s Beauty Ambassador..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HguhdvkvzM
Honestly, this did not make me proud to be Maltese.
[Daphne – It’s been up on this blog already. Anyway, beauty pageant queens are not expected to be intellectual stars.]
Some progress has been made nonetheless. In my time, we were just admonished by some fulminating Lenten preachers at school not to touch ourselves or else risk a crooked spine, blindness and insanity…
Really…wouldn’t it be better if notices were put up in Maltese if people can’t speak English? This gem was written on the The Times blog by a graduate this morning: “This is unacceptable that academics abuse from their power.”
Now that’s what I call pre, during and after sales sevice.
I wouldn’t expect anything very much at that price.
You’re having a whale of a time, Daphne!