It is also convenient for heating up the house during the cold winter nights and for switching on the AC during the hot August nights.

Parents are more likely to save their sick leave in case something happens to their children and they will need it then hence one can look at the proposal from a different angle.

The only way PN can win this election is by pulling another stunt Orlando / Sant.

Gonzi / Simon won’t work..

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Me too, and as well as implementing the PN budget I hope they implement the PN electoral promises too.

That’s a great comment.

This is the reason why people with some brains have made a success of their lives, while others wallow in their mediocrity in spite of being given the tools to walk away from their present life.

PN does give power to the people.

Tablets. Cyanide tablets.

For when he’s elected.

Heavens above! They are incapable even of SPEAKING. How, oh how did we end up with this future government?

“Muscat said that apart from cheaper and cleaner power generation, a Labour government would introduce night tariffs and would not allow consumers to be burdened with Enemalta inefficiencies.”
Maltastar – Saturday, 26 Nov 2011

http://www.maltastar.com/dart/20111126-cheaper-and-cleaner-energy

I’m Jewish so it saves me all the trouble. Yeah!

Sorry I forgot to factor for my tumble dryer which takes some time and energy to dry our wash on a damp winter day. Now that would keep my poor wife awake all night. And yes Daphne we do not freeze our bacon but we do buy frozen bacon sometimes.

[Daphne – You haven’t been housetrained at all, have you, Stingray. Let’s start with the tumble-dryer. 1. It makes no difference whether it’s a damp winter’s day or a hot summer’s day. Your tumbledryer will take exactly the same time to dry exactly the same load. If you have a two-in-one (the same machine washes and dries) then your laundry load doesn’t even touch the air outside: it goes straight from wash to dry. 2. You do not actually have have to babysit a tumbledryer (or a washing machine) as it is doing its job. The system is automatic. You switch it on, and let it operate alone. You can leave the house while it tumbledries. Or you can go to bed. 3. Why is the laundry your wife’s responsibility? Even if the machine needed to be sat with, why would it be your ‘poor wife’ who has to do that? I thought Laburisti were meant to be liberal and progressive. 4. The fact that some supermarkets place their bacon in the freezer rather than the chiller does not mean that you have to do the same. Buy it frozen, then put it in the fridge. As I explained (carefully), bacon is preserved. That’s what makes it bacon. It does not rot unless you leave it exposed in the heat for days. So when your ‘poor wife’ brings home the frozen bacon – I am assuming you do no shopping – just place it in the fridge and pull out your slice every morning. No need for any naff and horrid microwaving.]