Comments on: 11,500 Facebook shares for my Michelle Muscat/Kelly Vero post in just 40 hours

By: Ghoxrin Punt

Ghoxrin Punt — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 19:56:15 +0000

In reply to Jozef.

Question No 1 – what the $%^& is a midnight street?
Question No 2 – Knight of Malta? Has she ever met the Fra? Do you think he could ever be a policeman?
Question No 3 – when does one ever associate a Maltese policeman with chivalry? has she ever met a Maltese policeman?
Question No 4 – lively dancehalls? what dancehalls? Steam? strip club?
Question No 5 – languid Maltese conversation? has she never conversed with the Maltese?

By: Reuben Scicluna

Reuben Scicluna — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 17:08:22 +0000

[Daphne – That post on Michelle and her children’s headmaster is going wild, too: almost 4,000 shares. I’m trying to work out what the cocktail is there.]

Obviously the class factor. Irkotta/rikotta mechanism at work here.

By: Jozef

Jozef — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 14:27:31 +0000

http://www.kellyvero.co.uk/

So she writes,

‘…A John Doe washes up on Malta’s picturesque shores proving cut and dried for Malta’s Kummissarju Frank Vella but not so simple for Jack Sant.
The sequel to the hugely successful Summer Girl takes Jack north to some of the most lush and beautiful locations in Malta, but what lurks in the shadows and in his dreams?…’

‘….A woman is attacked in strange circumstances on a midnight street in Valletta, Malta. An island country known for its history of early civilisations and military fortitude is the backdrop for a series of distant relations and revelations as we follow Jack Sant; a Knight of Malta, on his quest to solve some of the country’s worst cold cases.
Jack takes us on a journey of chivalry and secrets as he uncovers lies and the gritty realism of crime in a small country. From the lively dancehalls to the languid conversations at dinner through the eyes of the Maltese people; a mélange of culture powered by the sun, where east meets west and north meets south in language, love and laħam.
The first book, Summer Girl focuses on a cold case from 1984. How can an 82-year old priest lead Jack to an unsympathetic killer? Hiding in plain sight Jack gets involved in a chain of events that lead to an interesting twist….’

Che du’ coglioni…..

By: Kif inhi din?

Kif inhi din? — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 13:11:57 +0000

[Daphne – Though the sixth form is fine, I would never have sent my sons to St Aloysius and was determined not to do so. There is more to creating a well rounded human being than academic obsession and discipline of the wrong sort. They need social skills, for example, too. The St Aloysius boys who didn’t get any of that at home never got it at all. Vide Franco Debono and Muscat.]

And I was led to believe that my inadequate social skills were due to being borderline autistic. Thanks for giving me another perspective.

By: Esteee

Esteee — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 12:14:27 +0000

In reply to Stephen.

You should be able to track such info if you’ve implemented Domain Insights: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/platforminsights/domains

By: Jozef

Jozef — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 10:41:10 +0000

In reply to Salvu.

‘..Written in English, her first book in the series – Summer Girl – includes tag phrases like hux, ħi and mela, food items including Ċisk, fenek moqli and ħobż, and several notes about Maltese culture…’

You forgot ifhimni, heqq and ijja, Kelly Vero.

Povra Mabel.