Time to remind you about Rosianne Cutajar’s even tackier alter ego: Nuxellina the Catania hostess, who advertised her wares on at least two Italian sites,with her dress size, height and ‘disponibile come hostess’. Interested? Just ring +356 9987 1704. Peter Paul Zammit is taking the bookings.
Love the boiler, baby
How quickly some people forget – so I thought it’s time to remind you, given that it’s now topical, about the fact that Rosianne Cutajar, the Labour mayor of Hal Qormi, was until a year ago advertising her, well, wares, on at least two Italian sites that marketed and promoted ‘hostesses’ and sexy ‘students’.
I had found them by chance during an internet search – there was her picture, trying to look sultry in all her hands-in-hair glory beneath her mother’s rooftop water-heater, with her professional name, Nuxellina, and then her real name, Rosianne Cutajar, supposedly living in Catania.
Because you know, when you’re Labour, lying comes second nature, and pretending that you’re Sicilian and living in Catania, to get trade off an Italians-only ‘hostess’ site is normal.
I’ve found the blog-post I wrote about this last year; the link is below. You’ll also find the links to her original listings on those sites, but you’ll notice that she’s deleted her presence there.
The photo shown here is the one she used to drum up business.
So, if the Police Commissioner doesn’t take your call when you next wish to queue-barge, ring Nuxellina instead and ask her to give you a leg up – or leg over, if she’s still trawling for that kind of thing: +356 9987 1704. You never know, Rosianne – now that I’ve put your number up, you might get the call from Silvio Berlusconi.
Rosianne Cutajar does parties, too – ask Hugh Anastasi, who owns and is now trying to sell the country-house used in Labour’s ‘switcher’ campaign propaganda video (“Dedd, ha nivvota Lejber ta”).
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I am busy dialling +356 9987 1704, but keep getting a recorded message saying that my call is in a queue.
Peter Paul Zammit takes a long time coming.
Didn’t take him that long to close Dalli’s file!
Heard in the school tuck shop this morning between two 14 year old boys, and roughly translated from Maltese:
‘Oiii, who do you think you are jumping the queue?’
‘John is from Qormi like Nuxellina. They all do it.’
Well, if one bottle red-head can pose in a junk-yard, then posing by a small water heater ( aka geyser, pronounced geezer in Maltese) ain’t all that bad.
Maybe the Police Commissioner uses her hostess services and that is why he was so keen to help.
She must be popular among police waiters.
Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly would a hostesses’ duties include?
In her case, being very accommodating.
Hosting your member
I don’t know about duties, but I can tell you about rights: jumping the queue at the Gozo Channel and having easy access to the Police Commissioner.
Nahseb li l-Kummissarju jahsel il-qliezet ta’ taht tieghu fil-geyser ta’ Nuxellina u tant kemm iggibhomlu bojod li sejjer jibda imur ta’ spiss.
Isn’t he supposed to be seeing some woman police officer from the control room?
Handbags at dawn.
That wouldn’t be the police Inspector who arrested Norman Vella, and revealed the names of the two who had made the complaint, that’s for sure!
Jien ma nifhmekx. Mela tiggieled tant ghal-liberta ta l-espressjoni, imbaghad taqbad ma’ Nuxellina miskina. Her preferred style of communication is body language because she’s a hostess. Needs to be defended in the same way as spoken, written or sign language.
About two or three years ago in Catania, I remember seeing posters showing a DJ called Miss Cutajar in attendance in some discotheques. Is this the Qormi mayor?
L-isbah il-geyser fuq wara – highly creative photography indeed.
The Labour mayor of Hal Qormi is thanking everyone (including the fat controller) for their support but two comments which were there up till between yesterday night and early this morning have now mysteriously disappeared.
One of the comments was posted on Sunday by the editor of il-Mument. The other one by a certain Karl Baldacchino who was basically asking Rosianne Cutajar whether what was being reported by ‘il-Mument ‘ was true or not.
Nuxellina-you-know-who-I-am-number 2 and Mr Police Commissioner, the citizens of Malta are waiting to hear your side of the story.
https://www.facebook.com/rosiannecutajar.mt?fref=ts
The comments were not deleted but posted on a different facebook account – I have just realised that Rosianne Cutajar has two of them and she seems to be using both at a time.
If this is her, thank goodness she doesn’t teach English.
http://www.language-school-teachers.com/TeacherInfo.asp?uid=22449