Some great Transport Malta signage at the entrance to the Barrakka lift
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February 2, 2015 at 6:46pm
Very Roadrunneresque, wouldn’t you say.
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beeq beeq
The roadmap:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iWvedIhWjM
Even the cat hasn’t dared venture inside.
Even the cat is not amused.
Good one. That put a smile on my face sir!
The cat is actually another ‘No Entry’ sign. You try trespassing and you’ll find his claws at your throat.
Virgin territory.
Could it be that Evarist Bartolo intervened?
I swear that cat just moved. Is this live?
The only culture some Maltese have is bacterial.
“Dawn x’ha naghmlu bihom?”
“U wahhal hemm mhux xorta”
Qtajt qalbi
Dan x’qed jahsibna?
“The government is refraining from publishing the contract governing the operation of the public transport system until it provides an interpretation of what it entails to the public, Transport Minister Joe Mizzi said in parliament this evening.”
http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2015-02-02/local-news/Government-waiting-to-explain-bus-contract-before-publishing-it-Transport-Minister-maintains-6736129960
I think they’re trying to say something: no entry, perhaps?
I can count at least eight such signs in that photo.
Perhaps MP Anthony Agius Decelis, the Commissioner for Simplification and Reduction of Bureaucracy can look into and write a report on this, given that “the reduction of bureaucracy is one of this government’s greatest projects, as it involved every ministry.”
Kev has more time on his hands now – http://maltarightnow.com/news/2015/02/02/ellul-bonici-jitkecca-mix-xoghol-minn-mal-grupp-ewroxettiku/
At least no gross spelling mistakes for once.
They are improving albeit very slowly.
http://media.giphy.com/media/X4DzhW6i6xG7e/giphy.gif
It seems as though the signage workers are running out of work – why not make a couple extra at least we get paid three times over
Is the ‘no entry’ sign intended to tell the cat that the gravel in the triangular space is not kitty litter?
Apropos of Transport Malta, bus drivers were today discussing the return of the articulated bus. Apparently they’re back on the public transport network.
The shabbiness of everything. The neglect of detail.
If only they had one of those signs by the helipad.
Ghandek tghid x’hela ta’ flus. Kieku stess wahda ma kinitx bizzejjed?
Ta’ fuq il-Monti style: five signs for the price of two.
You’re always complaining! They, however, understand that one might miss the first and even the second sign…