Hbieb, Joseph ha jkun taht it-tinda fl-iMgarr – qisu li tmorru
Published:
May 23, 2012 at 12:58pm
This time they’re using the orange favoured by Il-Guy for his cruise company partnership between SMS and the General Workers’ Union, and by that ‘we are not a Labour tactic’ website about progressivi and moderati.
U bit-tinda, how sweet. Qisom ma jistghux jiffrankaw balla flus u jikru l-post ta’ Chalie l-Barri. L-aqwa li niffornaw il-flus lil Silvio tan-Nexos.
Imbasta starving.
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l-ewwel wiehed li inkun hemm ara thabel rasek …. u minn ghand l-invidja ikompli izida sweety lol
[Daphne – I’ve heard that if you fry datura flowers and eat them, you get much the same effect, though you might end up in intensive care. Imma tiffranka l-flus.]
Why are you even surprised they’re trying the entire colour palette? Team Qawsalla and all.
dear cactus,
zommli post hdejk ta. Fil-kas immorru minn lejliet halli zgur inkunu minn ta l-ewwel. Nies bhalek veru nithassarhom jahasra. Mela invidja? Invidja ghax sejjer tisma bicca tifel jitkellem fuq politika li min ghalih hu xi Tony Blair, u hlief cucati ma jghidx?
Anke Gaddafi hekk kien jaghmel, kull fejn imur igorr it-tinda mieghu.
Orange is Nick Clegg’s colour. I guess Muscat’s PR guru can’t make up his or her mind as to whose campaign they should copy.
Mal-Labour bhal-laringa: jaghsrek u jarmik.
My letterbox is already being filled daily with candidates’ flyers. I have noticed that all the PL candidates have no mention of PL or the logo anywhere on the flyer, many with the now “de rigeur” blue background.
I wonder how many old people are being sucked in, not realising which party the candidate is representing. After all, a lot of the older generations go by the photo on the wall of the voting room, rather than the name of the candidate?
Why are they so ashamed to admit that they are representing LABOUR interests?
Why bother wasting an evening listening to Joseph Muscat, when yesterday during his meeting at the university he bluntly said that for his proposals to bear fruit we have to wait from 10 to 15 years?
Where else than the Mgarr housing estate. It was built by Mintoff in the 70s on a piece of what was once a barren piece of land outside the village.
He gave every single house to a Labourite family from the south forming the first ever Labourite community in Mgarr.
My mum says that she remembers how culturally different these ‘new’ people were.
She says that they expected the government to give them everything and she could never understand that concept. Till this very day, the people who live there don’t seem to fit in the Mgarr community.
Starving! Qas qattus bil-guh ma tara barra, ghax l-istrays kollha imdaqqsin, imbierek Alla, with lots of people feeding them, and organisations and charity shops set up for the purpose. Ahseb u ara kemm tara nies bil-guh.
This looks like an HSBC advert.