And in addition to what Daphne wrote, C. D, the prime minister’s system actually worked. Joseph’s had more glitches than his own idea of how to lead the country.

U bla mohh.

Considering your comment, let me visualize your appearance: bald. five feet fu-k all, very large girth, very small head (to accomodate the ‘brain’), long arms, knuckles dragging on the ground, and, due to your moniker, possibly something else dragging on the ground.

It matters to the public because he boasts of himself as being ‘young and hip’.

If he were in his 20s maybe, but late 30s approaching 40s can never be young or hip.

[Daphne – Hip, yes. But young, no.]

And if he doesn’t want to show how he’s ageing, he should keep up the effort every time he sets foot out of the house.

Daphne I admire your patience with these followers of the Moviment bla Isem

If JM dyes his hair, he’s fake, if the balding patch is exposed, its an “unfortunate angel”. Make your mind up.

[Daphne – Careful with those JMs. There’s another one on the market now, and he’s a bit of a drama queen. We don’t want him to get touchy.]

Perhaps you have difficulty in accepting that “the other Malta” is made up of real people too. Some go bald, others get fat, others wrinkles….

Why should it matter to the public beats me. But then I shouldn’t expect myself to be anywhere close to your intellectual heights, thus my incomprehension.

Exactly Daphne. I did point that out in an earlier post. The performance of Dr. Gonzi was orders of magnitude above Muscat’s.

She read for a degree in European Studies at the University, recently.

Of course, the irony definitely by-passes her on that one.