Yes, my mind does tend to wander sometimes.

Baxxter, you make it sound like a case of Fifty Shades of Caqqnu.

Not just in bed. He’s wearing the PVC stilletto boots and whipping both willing parties.

A few of us would like to set up the Fondazzjoni Daphne Taghna. None of us is in jail yet, but we’ve had white Abanderado T-shirts printed, bearing your countenance. Do we get the green light?

X’ghandu x’jaqsam, Heyy.

What a dullard.

So let’s see what will happen in a few months’ time when election time arrives and Labour is in government:

1) Polidano Group donates large amounts of money to the PL, just to help out you know;

2) PL of course accepts, because who can refuse such large donations, and anyway, as you’ve said, it’s difficult not to turn a blind eye when you’ve held all your meetings and parties at their place at a discount;

3) criminal charges against Polidano Group are dropped.

Which leads us to Franco’s law of party financing. Why did he have to be such a loose cannon and so utterly batty?

Should nt the goverment be going after this guy for all these illegalities.

In an EU country, this is INTOLERABLE.

An inconspicuous awning hanging from the balcony of the residence of an old lady, which awning helps protect her from the harmful effects of UV radiation, or a plant in a pot placed next to a doorway, draw the ire of the enforcement section in the matter of a FEW HOURS or DAYS.

The less credible MEPA becomes, the more votes get lost by PN.

Not that Joe Muscat would mind of course. He must be having one heck of a good snigger at how MEPA managed to do his dirty work for him.

John Dalli held several receptions there during the 2008 election campaign.