Speaker’s Notes
Published:
May 11, 2013 at 9:53pm
The Department of Information has treated us to a couple of gems.
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The Department of Information has treated us to a couple of gems.
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She’s probably not sure the floor would take the weight.
I’ll take my chances with skin cancer when parliament’s in session. Those stilts look awfully flimsy, and the new Malta is led by political heavyweights.
Vest looks a tad too tiny also
Must be because of the under-sized highly-visible bolero! U mur ara f’hiex jifmhu fl-arkitettura, trying to keep an intelligent look for the cameras
It looks like the country and its professionals evolved so much in the last 25 years that it is hard for them to keep up. They are stuck in the amateurism of the eightees.
Anglu Farrugia jidher vera hosbien ghax qisu ccassat.
Nahsen ghadu jewden u jistaqsi lilu n-nifsu.
Imma jien x’ghamilt hazin biex Joseph keccieni?
Iva jien biss ghamilt hazin? Daqs dak giddeb li ntqal waqt il-kampanja elettorali !
U dan il-hazin tieghi x’kien?
M’ghandix dubju li ser iqatta hajtu jistaqsi dawn id-domandi lilu nnifshu u qatt ma’ jsib twegiba.
Miskin daqs dak paroli u eloggji li ghamel ghal Partit Laburista biex tkecca u hadlu postu haddiehor, u biex taxxaqha nzerta Ex Nazzjonalist.
Anglu ghandu bzonn lezzjoni dwar kif jibblakka z-zarbun, sakemm ma kienx ghadu gej mis-sit ta’ kostruzzjoni tal-Parlament il-gdid.
That’s if you can get past the shock of seeing a man in slip-ons.
Probably more of personal thing, but I think it’s quite scruffy when you’re able to see someone’s shin between their socks and trousers.
Personal thing? Scruffy? We should get the UN to slap a binding resolution on those shins.
They seem to be scared of the fact that the Parliament building does in fact have a roof.
Anglu Farrugia needs to pull up his socks literally.
And he needs to keep his feet on the ground literally.
Black pantyhose would do him nicely.
In the picture: the new building is being load-tested.
Later the same MPs have to load-test the seats.
They can hire Joseph Grima – it would be his iced bun from that other Joseph.