“L-espert My Semen”

Published: January 16, 2013 at 10:04pm

Will somebody PLEASE stop them. I CAN’T TAKE IT.

Miles – pause – Sea-man




26 Comments Comment

  1. bob-a-job says:

    i’ve been expecting someone to come up with that. Reminds me of an old joke –

    Q – Why are camels called the ships of the desert?

    A – Because they are full of semen.

    • Daniel says:

      It was only a matter of time till someone latched onto this homonym. I have a feeling we’ll be hearing it much more now.

      [Daphne – The point of my post, Daniel, is that it is most definitely NOT a homonym. Miles. Sea-man. Exactly how is that interchangeable with ‘my semen’?]

      • bystander says:

        You drop the L in Myles and say both names as one, that’s why you think it’s a homonym.

      • Daniel says:

        I was referring to ‘Seaman’. It would be more obvious had his surname been ‘Seamen’. ‘Miles’ and my don’t sound anything alike. In any case, it’s in bad taste.

      • Qeghdin Sew says:

        X’int spoilsport.

  2. Aunt Hetty says:

    Heard the joke about the submarine which was full of seamen?

  3. M. says:

    I was wondering when they were going to come up with that one, and am surprised that they hadn’t done so earlier.

  4. bystander says:

    The morning after the election (man = voter, woman = Labour in power)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uivbBu1pXRg

  5. U Le! says:

    A reply by a confused student in a past biology exam to the question of what body fluid can transport HIV which causes AIDS.
    Seamen (rather then semen)

  6. Maws says:

    Thanks guys

  7. H.P. Baxxter says:

    There’s an apocryphal story that comes up every now and again among Luxemburg’s Maltese community, about a translator during an EU meeting on IVF legislation, who translated “frozen semen” as “bahrin iffrizati”.

  8. Charles Darwin says:

    Incredible. Just unbelievable. A whole hour of valid reasons as to why PN is the obvious choice and why the PL’s energy plan is a non-starter, this is what is reported on timesofmalta.com:

    http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20130116/elections-news/tonio-fenech-will-not-resign-if-labour-s-energy-plan-succeeds.453524

    Why doesn’t the reporter publish his/her name?

  9. David Thake says:

    At least nobody tried to translate his name into Maltese yet…

  10. Neil Dent says:

    It sounds like one of Anglu Tuks Force Farrugia’s pronunciation chestnuts.

    “Ghax dak l’espert li gabu illi, illi, li, illi, li gabu, illi dak, Maj-Semen…”

  11. Erectricity says:

    Those who don’t remember his name probably refer to him as ‘Dak il-l*ba li gabu n-Nazzjonalisti’, anyway.

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