If you are going to be in Heaven, I’d much rather be in Hell.

Montebello: I won’t ” fuck off”. if you don’t like what I write, lump it.

Allan : It seems that it is you who is getting frustrated. Calm down man, it will soon be over for GonziPN and his clique of evil.

Daphne says that she enjoys writing in her notebook. I too. So if you do not enjoy it, then stop. I won’t, as long as my comments are not censored.

Aunt Hetty: My using “topless” instead of “roof-less” was not a Freudian slip, as you thought.
I wonder whether you got the name ” Hetty” because you get so ” het up ” when anybody criticizes your Lawrence Gonzi ?

By the way, I understand there is a “Viagra” for women too, in case you might be interested.

H.P.Baxter: by now you must have read of Lonon Mayor boris Johnson’s comment on how he “LUMPED” the Bendy-Buses on Malta ! Austin Gatt’ Arriva has “Fucked us” , to use your own language. And you seem happy to be “fucked “, again I am using this term because you used it !

Eddy, it was either Arriva or another hospital to treat respiratorial problems.

Carry on with your agenda, let the young ones see clearly what you stand for.

Edward Clemmner

That’s the idea, it will however take time, having a car is a fundamental human right on these islands. And, as has been made amply clear this week, occupying public space with one’s private property is its corollary.

The problem with Labour is its inelegant attitude to the material.

I had to use Arriva last week as my car was in the garage for service. I bought a one euro fifty cent ticket and the same ticket entitled me to the seven bus trips I needed to take.

I started from Gzira as follows:

Gzira – G’Mangia (old bus fare 0.50c)
G’Mangia – Valletta (old bus fare 0.50c)
Valletta – B’kara (old bus fare 0.50c)
B’kara – Valletta (old bus fare 0.50c)
Valletta – Gzira (old bus fare 0.50c)
Gzira – St. Julians (old bus fare 0.50c)
St. Julians – Sliema (old bus fare 0.50c)
Sliema – St. Julians (old bus fare 0.50c)

If the old bus system was still around, I would have had to pay 4 euros for all those trips.

If I had to use my car, I would have had to spend money on petrol, which I usually don’t mind doing.

But considering Arriva is providing a very good service, I got the bus and only paid one euro and fifty cents for all that. I could have opted to buy a bus ticket valid for one week which costs six euros and fifty cents – this would have entitled me to go where I liked and to do as many errands as I needed, even though I enjoy driving my car.

Cheap innit?
But no one ever mentions the cheap service we’re being given. Instead E.P. comes in and bores us with his cheap opinions.

It-tgergir huwa passatemp nazzjonali specjalment ghax-xjuh.

Dear Eddy,

I use Arriva daily, and because of it my car stays at home and I buy fuel for the car once a month, all for the price of a 2.30 euro weekly bus ticket.

I wish we [Malta] could get rid of the automobile. Public transportation is the only solution.

On the other hand, you are a prime example of why I could not exclude “the likes of Franco” from the (Malta) Labour Party–presently a hopeless case, as you have been for years. I have observed you. No wonder dinosaurs and birds are related.

Quite frankly, Mr. Privitera, I’m getting sick and tired of you and your ilk’s continual tirades about Arriva.

I have been using them since day one (when, if you recall, around 150 of your Socialist Neanderthals attempted a full scale hijack).

Baxxter’s comments were extremely relevant regarding the size of this island.

I don’t work for the company and have no connection whatsoever with them and I have never, ever made any comments to any media regarding their efficiency and, to be fair, sometimes lack of it, but you and Debono want a whipping boy in the manner of Austin Gatt.

So I suggest you bugger off back to timesofmalta.com and vent your frustrations there.