Ah, but that’s far better than Labour’s ship of fools. It is one ship (or is it one movement?), and now that it is in government it has hundreds of sailors (like 24 members of cabinet, hundreds of chairmen and board members, commissions, conventions and so on) and thousands of land-based staff.

Forsi jsiblu il-kartiera Pietru Pawl.

Whatever possesses you to do that?

Min ghandu l-aktar, aktar jakkwista biex ikompli jistaghna u il-bqija jiehdu il-loqom.

L-aqwa li hbieb tal-hbieb. Tas-socjalisti.

I watched his Parlament yesterday. He must be angry because his Parliament studio was not designed by Renzo Piano.

However, I admire him how he is able to perform as a government and as an opposition, while acting as a Speaker, all at the same time, and still claim to be defending democracy.

I suggest that PN sympathisers should call in during his program and complain about the government. It wouldn’t be more than a month, and the program will be pulled off the air.

and get a Mercedes Vito as an official car.

Watching Smash? Does that pity of a station still exist?

I mean, how many boards was hubby counting before the Burmarradian came along and took them away? Twenty? Twenty-two? And was it Corinne that lost hers too?

Yes, delete, quick, Deafley, delete.

[Daphne – Oh, I won’t delete, Kevin, because you really need to be set straight. Something you might not understand, Kevin, is that People Like Us (for want of a less insulting term) do not seek out appointment on state boards to feel significant or to give us apparent status. My husband is on several boards, but they are all in the private sector, except for one, which is judicial. My sister was on the St James Cavalier board, but that was pro bono (working for no pay) and an appointment made on the basis of expertise (merit is what is cited only when the appointee is rewarded for his or her work). She is a professional in a field of which you are, clearly, completely unaware.]