What did I tell you? The classroom suck-up has a crush on the elegantly superior class prefect.
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June 28, 2013 at 2:12pm
The Department of Information has released photographs of the prime minister at the European Council meeting (and just look at the cringe-makingly appalling title of the press release).
Three of them feature close encounters with David Cameron, and one of them should have been deleted at birth, rather than released to the media, because it is just crying out for an obscene caption.
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What was David Cameron telling Joseph that made Joseph smile?
He was discussing Willie.
“Send my best regards to my great friend Lawrence.I hope he’s enjoying his much deserved rest from that cocky MP who used to call him during our work at this council. I really miss his wit and sense of humour.”
Joseph has to restrain himself or he’d be rubbing one off.
If Joseph Muscat has some kind of attraction towards David Cameron, the British Prime Minister should be warned.
Is Muscat wearing a bulletproof jacket under his suit-jacket or is he just getting bloated despite his sessions at the gym and his lunches of fruit?
Titles aside, I wonder who chooses the DOI photos released nowadays.
Either they have a talent for choosing the worst of the lot, or these really were the best they had.
They were the ones that feature David Cameron.
Muscat, like Mintoff before him, feels that being around an Ingliz enhances his status.
And, I guess, like Mintoff, he’s also against ‘interferenza barranija’. What a bunch of hypocritical posers.
What the hack language did he speak to Cameron in? Patriots with balls, aren’t we all?
It’s a combination of the two, you see. The worst are the best they have.
Why is it that he always has more hair when he’s in Malta?
Heat does apparently make hair grow at a faster rate.
You can fool most of the Maltese, but outside of Malta, you can’t fool anyone.
It is called hair today gone tomorrow syndrome.
It grows on the return journey only to fall again on an outbound one.
Allura dawk li hemm madwaru x’jigu minn Joseph? Hutu? Kugini? Zijiet?
Family photo – OQROSNI GHAX NAHSEB QED NOHLOM.
Ta’ Kajjin jew ta’ Abel?
Dak qed jibza’ minn Muscat, x’jghamillu l-qrun minn taht? (3rd photo)
Look at the amount of cuff showing from under his suit jacket. And his hair is disappearing fast. If he turns up with a new head of hair anytime soon it’s a measure of how stupid he thinks everyone is. I’m waiting for it.
Muscat must be using Wash & Go shampoo.
Come & Go, maybe?
Can we have a caption competition for the last photo?
Second photo caption; “This would be my last handshake with you if you use the veto.”
Third photo:
The Prime minister facing Cameron: “Why is this bloke laughing continuously”.
Cameron: “He’s still in his honeymoon period and thinks that by posing near me he’s going to solve his country’s deficit problems.”
Our PM needs to change his barber. His sideburns shouldn’t be cut in a sharp straight line by his temples. That’s quite unnatural looking.
Also made it on today’s day in pictures on BBC.
Check photo 5 here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23095922
I wanted to see the news about the bendy bus accident on the coast road, but on TVM we had a direct link with the European Council where the Prime Minister was interviewed.
Honestly, my feeling after the long “monologue” the Prime Minister came out as if he was not involved in the decisions taken by the council.
He looked detached and more like he was just reporting what happened rather than what he decided together with his equals in the EU.
After trying in vain to find the news bulletin I found that “il-hakma tal-barrani” syndrome is still there:
http://tvm.com.mt/news/2013/06/prime-minister-satisfied-with-eu-summit-outcome/
For me, the pictures scream “closet homosexual”.
[Daphne – Yes, well, Liberal, lots of us agree, but we’re not running around spelling it out. Let’s be civilised, shall we.]