James ‘I Lost My Pushchair’ Piscopo and his naked Harlem Shake

Published: October 16, 2013 at 10:26am

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Oh, poor dear James! Is life a little stressful at the office? Is all that Transport Chief responsibility just a little too much for the former Labour Party CEO?

Time to close the office door, then, and trawl the net for some light porn, only to click on a very tempting video (naked girls doing the Harlem Shake) which sends a notification to your Facebook.

And then the naughty The Malta Independent picks it up. Never mind, at least we know he was on his lunch break.




20 Comments Comment

  1. B Vella says:

    Professionally immature. LET THE CLOWNS MARCH IN.

  2. canon says:

    James Piscopo doesn’t care a hoot about the chaos in major roads at most times of the day.

  3. H.Galea (NRK) says:

    All work and no play makes James a dull boy ….

  4. RF says:

    CEO in name only; just for the perks. Lanqas jafu jisthu.

  5. Catherine says:

    What you’re doing there on your lunch break can make you go blind, you know, James? (he’s probably stupid enough to believe this)

    But on a more serious note, it’s fascinating how someone who commented on The Malta Independent thinks that this is not news. How is it not news that:

    (1) someone in authority is too stupid to understand how FB works, especially given all the previous similar occurrences with other people;

    (2) someone in authority is doing these things at his workplace where all sorts of rules exist re what you can and cannot do, with all sorts of implications in terms of the work environment;

    (3) he should be busy doing other things during working hours.

    There is a double standard, wherein we expect people of a certain standing to not be doing what everybody else is doing. This is, as I said, a double standard, but there is a comfort in knowing that at least people in authority are attempting to appear beyond reproach. When they don’t even try to appear so, it is very worrying.

    Is it any wonder that the Government and previously the MLP don’t divulge information on so many important issues? Many people don’t know what’s important and don’t realise that they should want to know certain things. You can get away with so much when people are like that.

  6. Adrian says:

    On social websites accounts may be hacked and links to less than appropriate websites posted. I would, hence, not jump to conclusions that the account holder, in this case James Piscopo, posted this.

  7. Bubu says:

    I wonder if he was looking for nekkid girls on Facebook yesterday while half the island was paralysed because of a dead horse in the middle of Aldo Moro Road.

  8. Tal-Barrani says:

    Isn’t he the one who enrolled certain members of his staff in the GWU? How’s that for freedom to join/not join a union of your choice?

  9. Crocektt says:

    Perhaps it’s the Transport Chief’s idea of what us mere mortals should think of while we’re stuck in traffic…

  10. Oscar the Wilde says:

    I sent someone at TRANSPORT MALTA an important email regarding a family matter.

    I received an apology for the delay in replying hours later “BECAUSE WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO USE THE INTERNET AT WORK”.

    That’s right Jimmy boy, lead by example. Fool, you should be sacked.

  11. RF says:

    Must have been missing Labour’s Pom Pom girls.

  12. Rumplestiltskin says:

    At several places of employment this can be grounds for dismissal. But apparently not here.

  13. Makjavel says:

    Can’t flog a dead horse can you, so TM CE flogs living ones.

  14. Rumplestiltskin says:

    … and Labour had the gall to yell “shame on you” at Gonzi.

  15. kjd says:

    James may have lost his pushchair but the government has lost the plot.

    The finance minister has confirmed to Times of Malta that indirect taxes will be raised in 2014 to collect an extra 50 million euro of revenue, and this over and above the 30 million the PM said we will collect by prostituting our citizenship.

    He said government could not lower tax when cutting the deficit. Dear Minister, you may consider cutting costs.

    I do so vividly recall exponents of the PL, pre-election of course, saying that by cutting the excesses of the previous administration in itself would solve the deficit issue.

    What a joke this government is turning out to be. Maintaining the oversized and inefficient cabinet, providing jobs for most ex-Super One staff, keeping the billboard brigade happy, engaging blacklisted envoys, paying a minister’s wife a phenomenal salary to send her back home to China, engaging inexperienced economic consultants and promoting inexperienced officers to head the AFM simply because of political expedience.

    Allow me to borrow your colleague’s words, Mr Scicluna: shame on you, Ministru.

  16. ciccio says:

    Maybe he is thinking about introducing some sort of free entertainment on public transport.

  17. H.P. Baxxter says:

    Whenever I feel an embarrassing stirring of the loins during my nude art modelling evenings (one has to make ends meet, somehow), I mentally click on The Harlem Shake (Naked National Security Minister).

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