New meaning to painted tombs – with this one, even the exterior fails to impress
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April 25, 2014 at 11:51pm
That fat, tawdry hypocrite with a mail-order bride 30 years his junior, a stash of wealth made from working for criminals, murderers and cocaine-dealers, and the fabled generosity of a Pharisee, has sent Holy Joe Easter cards to all his constituents.
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May God strike me down for swearing, but:
Happy fucking gorging, you fat swine.
Signs in green like his mentor.
I stand to be corrected but I think the illustration shows the Ascension of Christ not the Resurrection. It’s the wrong image for Easter
Indeed. And a tall, buff, blond Christ for Manuel Mallia?
This would have been more appropriate:
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Probably Emmanuel Mallia thought the card said Happy Eater.
H.P. I can’t imagine that man on the photo rising to heaven without the aid of a jet engine.
Doubt whether the bullfrog would know the difference. Spends most of his time attempting to keep his lily pad afloat.
It is the Ascension of Christ. In paintings of the Resurrection, Christ is dressed in his burial shroud.
All hail the blonde Jesus.
I would have liked to receive a Faberge Easter Egg instead. He surely has the cash to send those instead of cards.
The taxpayer paid for those cards and the related postage, and not Manuel Mallia.
Ghoddni sturdejt indur mac-crieki kollha li fiha l-firma
How utterly tawdry and in very bad taste. Bullfrog, next time remember that Jesus was a Semite, so he can’t have had all those blond locks and Teutonic features.
A Faberge’ Egg – a symbol of sheer sophistication, could have at least used a less kitschy picture.
Who is the Spirit of Easter?
Yes I received it and my first thought was, ‘What cheek!’ Needless to say, it ended up in the rubbish as I don’t need this hypocrite’s Easter greetings!