Gozo dogs may have been dead before being dumped
Investigations into the death of three Pharaoh hounds found floating off Marsalforn on Tuesday revealed they were not suffocated but had died some five days earlier, the police said yesterday.
Sources said this indicated the dogs may have been dead before they were dumped at sea.
The cause of death has still to be established. Veterinary examinations showed no visible injuries on the three dogs and they were well kept before they died.
“The nylon cord found around the neck of each dog was not tight enough to suffocate the animals and it was most probably used as a leash,” the police said as they investigate the case.
On Tuesday at noon the police were informed that a floating body had been sighted at sea. It turned out to be three dogs tied by a nylon cord.
The incident, described as “a savage case of cruelty”, has been strongly condemned by animal welfare organisations.
The discovery came a week after Star, a mixed-breed dog, succumbed to its injuries after being shot in the head with 40 lead pellets, tied and buried alive in a field in Birżebbuġa. That case spurred a national demonstration against animal cruelty.
Investigations into Star’s cruel treatment are still under way, the police said.
In the past three years eight persons have been handed suspended jail terms for animal cruelty.
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Paula Andersson
Jun 18th 2011, 09:28
I must say I'm glad Malta has gotten all this negative publicity. The story about the Three Tal feneks are known all over the world now via Facebook and media and thanks to that, maybe Malta will take the animal cruelty seriously now, even though I wish that the three dogs never was thrown to the sea from the first beginning. I say as many other has already said, why did the owner threw them in the sea, if they where already dead and how did they die? It doesn't matter which breed that has suffered when in comes to cruelty, but when the Tal fenek is the national breed of Malta, it feels like the owners should care for the breed to survive, give them an outstanding reputation and be proud of what they have given to all those amazing breeders all over the world who fights to bring up healthy and beautiful dogs. someone knows much more then they say.....
If you do have a Tal fenek, please register it in the Malta kennel club and give the breeders a possibility to keep on breeding them. Without new healthy blood, the breed will disapear and if the dogs are not registered, we cannot keep track of them.
/Swedish Pharaohound owner in Malta.
MARIA SZCZYPINSKA
Jun 24th 2011, 21:47
absolutely...couldn,t agree with u more ....they are such elegant dogs and so good natured and the people of malta should be proud to have the kelb -tal-fenek/pharaoh hound as it,s national dog...the dog is also made for the climate and it is sad to see dogs that should not have been brought into malta as they are not suited to the hot temperatures...
Marica Lewis
Jun 17th 2011, 18:55
"THE GREATNESS OF A NATION AND ITS MORAL PROGRESS CAN BE JUDGED BY THE WAY ITS ANIMALS ARE TREATED". Mahatma Ghandi.
MARIA SZCZYPINSKA
Jun 24th 2011, 21:48
yes marica ...so true
Jason Borg
Jun 16th 2011, 20:09
Kulħadd jifhem! Kulħadd espert! Kulħadd għaref! Darb'oħra morru iġbruhom u għamlu l-awtopjsa u gawdu l-intejjen intom.
Gerry Cowie
Jun 16th 2011, 20:02
Amazing how many animal lovers are not even prepared to accept that the dogs might have been dead already! The next thing will be a hunt for their killers. Wait and see what the autopsy reveals.
CAROLINE CACHIA
Jun 16th 2011, 20:54
dead ok.....but KILLED not died naturally.....it's OBVIOUS not to find 3 identical dogs died of natural cause !!! .....so died out of suffocating, or died drowned.....THEY HAVE STILL BEEN KILLED..... BY SOME KIND OF BASTARD !!!
Mr mike Knight
Jun 16th 2011, 21:53
i say Pal, if there were already dead then why tied them together and dump them in the blue clear healthy Maltese sea, for who the tourists to take snap shot or what sunshine? besides why in the sea, why not bury them in a field (preferably 6' under) what about the local fish very often advertised in Xlendi as freshly caught local fish then? it doesn't sound good doesn't. Had the animals been in the water for a long time surely they would be blotted ---3 dogs that size tied up together from a distance look like an illegal corpse yes? A mistry for the CID i reckon the best force as it doesn't seem as if the local bobbies have anything to go by as yet, however someone must know the stroy and the tosspot is still roaming the streets either Gozo or Malta or could have emigrated by now rather then taken them to a dog's home. three dead dogs in one go seems a bit to much to swallow, sooner or later we shall be reading more of such stories.
Mr James Tyrrell
Jun 16th 2011, 19:11
This seems like a very odd statement to issue. For a start they point out that the cause of death is unknown, yet they also point out that they died five days earlier than when they were found in the sea. If they don't know the cause of death how can they say for sure when it occurred? Sources say that they 'may' have been dead before being dumped in the sea. Of course they may have been dead but by the same token they may have been alive so the statement is meaningless. It would appear that this is some sort of damage limitation exercise.
Star was known to people as was her owner and these people need to report the matter to the authorities. If they don't they are just as bad as the animal who tortured and killed her. In this case it is even more certain that these three Pharaoh hounds and their owner are well known to people. A dog can die of natural causes we all agree but why would you then dump it in the sea? As for three dogs all dying of natural causes at the same time, you would have a better chance of winning the lottery!
Claire Busuttil
Jun 16th 2011, 19:03
mietu kif mietu, zgur li kien qtil, biex t tlieta mietu f daqqa, allura xorta ghandom jinvestigaw, pajjiz, ma jistax jacetta dit tip ta attituduni aktar!!!
Lil min ghamel dan, nighdlu biss, li la kapaci toqtol kelb, kapaci aktar toqtol bniedem.
Inti bniedem kattiv wisq. Bla qalb.
CAROLINE CACHIA
Jun 16th 2011, 18:02
dawn hasbuna boloh lilna jaqaw??? gifier qed jghidu li ma mietux fgati....imma mietu t-tlieta f'daqqa....mela biex mietu?? b'xi xokk elettriku mal-lift tad-Depot??? ghax il-pulizija qed inhosshom li qed jippeccjaw il-kaz u jsibu l-iskuzi...kemm minhabba l-media internazzjonali u anki habba l-bumbardament tan-nies biex isolvu mqar kaz wiehed...GHAX QED JITHAMRILHOM WICCHOM BIL-MISTHIJA, MA JSOLVUX KAZ WIEHED IMGIDDEM MINN FOST 400,000 RUH F'DAL-PAJJIZ!!!
u qed jghidu li kienu ilhom 5 tijiem mejtin.....u Allajbierek ghandhom il-gilda ghadha friska aktar minn tieghi...wara 5 tijiem mejta !!!.....nahseb kienu midlukin bix-xema qabel ma tefawhom il-bahar !!!
u nzidu nghidu li l-cord kienet lakxa ma ghonqhom....jistajkun...imma min qatilhom l-ewwel dawwarha darbtejn m'ghonqhom biex fgahom, imbad kif ra li mietu, rabat b'ghoqda biex ikaxkarhom minnha.....
U MELA GEJJIN MINGHAILKOM TBELLAWHIELNA LI MA MIETUX FGATI??? dawk min jaf x'sofferenza raw nirr'Alla jgiddmu min kien !!!
Mr B Busuttil
Jun 16th 2011, 20:55
Amen.
CAROLINE CACHIA
Jun 16th 2011, 17:36
u aqtawha din li..... 'in the last 3 years eight persons have been handed suspended jail terns for animal cruelty'.....bhal dak li qallu bqajna halqna miftuh b'din is-sentenza.....ANZI JMISSKOM TISTHU TIFTAHRU BIHA DIN!!! .....
suspended sentences = not jailed, anzi jigru barra bhali u bhal kulhadd !!! .... u 8 fi 3 snin....maaaaa kemm hu kbir dan-numru ta' nies maqbuda fi 3 snin.....meta l-animal welfare dept. maqtulin bix-xoghol tat-telefonati kontinwi ta' rapurtar fuq mohqrija madwar il-gzejjer Maltin....qed jaghmlu ghage ghax kienhemm 8 fu 3 snin !!!! u leeeeeeeeee !!!
Mr J Galea
Jun 16th 2011, 16:45
That's the outcome of the official investigation, and if you don't believe it, then it's your problem.
David Agius
Jun 16th 2011, 15:45
Ha Ha .What is this? A cover up to save face with the rest of the world about our inability to catch these criminals and bring them to justice so they will get what they deserve.So three dog die a natural death at the same time The owner goes through all the trouble of tying them up.He puts them in his car and disposes of their carcasses from a cliff or by boat at sea Go on.Pull my other leg,mate..I,for one don't believe it.
wendy isaac
Jun 16th 2011, 16:00
Yes you have a good point there Mr.Aguis, however i don;t think all the Maltese are that naive , having said this sometimes they are when paying their bills.
Eve Degiorgio
Jun 16th 2011, 15:27
How ridiculous. Isn’t it too much of a coincidence that the three dogs died at the same time and that someone would go through all the trouble of carrying his three dogs to dump them in the sea? Isn’t it easier to think that the person has been named and that this is simply a cover up!? With all due respect to the persons carrying out the enquiry, I am finding it very hard to believe this story although I honestly hope, for the sake of the dogs, that this is really the case.
Deo Catania
Jun 16th 2011, 15:03
Alla jbierek, hamest ijiem mejtin u vera baqaw sbih. Saru jafu kemm ilhom mejtin pero ma jafux biex mietu. Kulhadd jiprova jdahhaq.
Mr John Micallef
Jun 16th 2011, 14:35
Now we have people performing virtual post-mortem examinations. Tsk! Tsk!
francois esteva'
Jun 16th 2011, 13:08
Fair play to the Times Of Malta for bringing this to light, the one newspaper that is not bias and worth tasken note of as oppose to other media that only reports the positve side of life, this way people will learn to live and let live including the animals and Birds of a feather. Yes.
wendy isaac
Jun 16th 2011, 16:01
true
Alana Attard
Jun 16th 2011, 12:53
F'pajjiz bhal taghna kulhadd jaf 'l xulxin u xi whud min se jqasqas l-izjed possibli ma jissolvix kas rigward 4 t'iklieb?
Steve Schembri
Jun 16th 2011, 12:23
I am a dog lover myself but I am sorry to say its gone to far, I have seen more articles about star and these three dogs in the past month than about what the Maltese authorities are doing about the DEADLY ECOLI disease. Sorry to remind you but this disease does KILL PEOPLE.
Mr martin chetcuti
Jun 16th 2011, 13:40
The recent ECOLI had been contained and enough information was given on how not to get it. It was more a storm in a teacup., pity on how much fresh vegetables have been destroyed for nothing.
Mr david debattista
Jun 16th 2011, 13:58
The Ecoli Disease is just round the corner from were I live. Facts Steve, They are still in the dark !
Deo Catania
Jun 16th 2011, 15:06
Steve, vera qed turina kemm int dog lover. X'ghandha x'taqsam l-ECOLI? bl-istess ragunar bazwi kuljum imutu xeba nies u tfal madwar id-dinja kollha imma mhux il-punt.
CAROLINE CACHIA
Jun 16th 2011, 17:43
Mr. Steve Schembri....
SO???? ...... do people have nore rights than animals to live??? ...both of their lives are of highly importance....they both live once !!
Isabella Peresso Fiorentino
Jun 16th 2011, 21:20
So whats your point Mr Schembri?
Mr Joe Micallef
Jun 16th 2011, 12:22
So the 3 dogs died all at once with what???? or we are ashamed of the world may be Mr.Stephen Sammuth he is wright when he said this is bad publicity for Malta once we start airing our dirty linen.
Louis Cassar
Jun 16th 2011, 11:34
The point is to stop treating animals like that and the Media are important in order to change attitude...
Ms Margaret Williams
Jun 16th 2011, 11:25
Item reads quote\;- GOZO* DOGS MAY HAVE BEEN DEAD BEFORE(being) DUMPED:- Frankly i just do not i repeat do not believe it at all, since the introduction of micro-chipping an animal and vaccine against rabies etc., a fee would had to be paid, however since the Gozitans and a well known fact amongst us outsiders are so damn tight with money and they just hold on to it, don't like parting even for 1 cent,a penny or a dollar, their only alternative is to do away with the unwanted animals especially farmers and such like living in some remote village that time has forgotton. Unless they were used as guinea pigs for some test experiments who knows, either way it is not hygenic- a barbaric way of disposing dead animals in the sea., thats the last time i am going to eat local fish for a long time!!!! i will probably read of reversable comments from the local natives, i don't blame them really but the finger is pointed at this moment in time at Gozo and NOT the rest of the world where cruelty to animals also exists, but as i say Gozo is highlighted in many media reports and dosen't encourge animal lovers to visit the islands including ourselves , we will be spending our vacation here in Canada for the present anyhow. Mrs.Mavies Mortimer
Mr Kyle Boffa
Jun 16th 2011, 12:44
yes yes you do that.. spend your holiday in Canada where there are no cases of animal cruelty.. o wait http://www.pet-abuse.com/pages/cruelty_database/results.php?ca_state=ALL : 758 cases currently listed in Canada.. ain't such a paradise country after all there either..
and also
"Gozitans and a well known fact amongst us outsiders are so damn tight with money and they just hold on to it, don't like parting even for 1 cent'.. well i can do nothing more except laugh at such a statement.
John Attard
Jun 16th 2011, 13:05
Oh you Broke my heart ms williams:).
Marianne Tabone
Jun 16th 2011, 13:09
Ms. Mortimer, don't you think you are exagerating slightly where Gozitans are concerned? I too like you condemn all acts of violence against any living creature. I have written again and again against this and I have always had dogs that I saved from a sanctuary or from the street. Strays exist in other countries as well by the way and it is an act to be condemned wherever it takes place. But I would hesitate before gathering all the people of Gozo in the same basket. I have Gozitan friends who feel as I do regarding cruelty against animals. You are talking about these people as if they were some primitive tribe who are uncivilised and sadists. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that some people in Canada also commit such crimes - killing of baby seals against which I too protested. But I wouldn't class all Canadians as primitive savages - natives as you call the Gozitans - who commit unspeakable atrocities against helpless creatures such as baby seals!! The act is to be condemned wholeheartedly. If your decision to visit Gozo or not is to be based on this cruel act I think you are a little bit silly not to say anything worse. I am Maltese by the way. But proud to have Gozitan origins as well. If it is to be down with Gozo I would also say Down with Canada as well. Baby seals are vulnerable creatures like dogs if not more so. In Maltese we have an old saying: Everyone who lifts up his arms finds something to smell. So before making such senseless accusations I would think and think twice or even thrice!!
Ms Anna Borg
Jun 16th 2011, 17:06
What a contradicition you state Ms Williams!!! By no means am I trying to justify cruelty to animals which I am 10000% against and whole heartedly condemn, but you trash the Gozitans when in your own country (Canada) tens of thousands of human BABIES are killed yearly through abortion. Isn't that worse than holding on to your money?
Ian Chetcuti
Jun 17th 2011, 05:41
Yes. The annual baby seal massacre is a major tourist attraction in Canada, with millions of animal lovers attending each year!
Charles Sammut
Jun 16th 2011, 11:23
So, these three dogs died of natural causes? Perhaps they contracted some unknown virus or maybe they died of an acute case of influenza influenza?
Is'nt it hard to believe how three "healthy" looking dogs die without being killed?!?
Is it that difficult to trace the owner of not one ....not two....but three Pharaoh hounds on the tiny island of Gozo?
Perhaps it is not difficult, perhaps it is the usual case of "omerta" and another case of a coverup !
...and the beat goes on...and the beat goes on......
Victor Rodenas
Jun 16th 2011, 11:10
The dogs did not seem bloated this could mean that they were not drowned.Nobody knows who had three tal-Fenech bitches ? Omerta at its best. Three dead dogs floating in the sea for five days at least means that there are no sharks around.
Giov DeMartino
Jun 16th 2011, 11:29
"Omerta at its best" Suppose the owner of these dogs is identified. So what? Does that mean the HE had killed the dogs?
Victor Rodenas
Jun 16th 2011, 11:50
No,....but if he has nothing to hide why did`nt he say that three of his dogs went missing.He knows that they are his dogs why does`nt he says so?
Mr Saliba Francis
Jun 16th 2011, 12:00
Bloating is not a sign of death due to drowning but of decomposition of the body whatever was the cause of death. Death due to drowning is easily distinguished from disposal of a dead body thrown into the sea
provided the body is not in an advanced state of decomposition.
Marianne Tabone
Jun 16th 2011, 13:18
Mr. Demartino, if the owner did not kill his dogs but they went missing / stolen / lost he should have reported this fact to the police. The fact that he did not, just tells me that he did not care. If they were stolen etc they still belong to him and he should have taken steps to retrieve them if possible. So please don't keep on giving this as an excuse. This is not an excuse at all. If the owner is found he has to answer for the loss of his dogs and asked what steps he took to recover them etc. But let me tell you that if my dog, God forbid, gets lost I would leave no stone unturned to find her. Mine is a simple cross breed that I found outside in the street and whom I adopted when I made sure that no one was going to claim her. She gives me great joy and I gave her a home and all the love she needs and a lot more. So please don't keep on harping about the owners not being responsible!
Charles Sammut
Jun 16th 2011, 14:06
Well my dear Giovanni...if the owner of these dogs had nix to hide, why does'nt he come forward then and tell us what killed his dogs...was it a disease,a virus or his hands?
And YES Omerta is alive and kicking on Calypso island....it would be interesting what the Gozitan men in blue have to say about the ongoing investigations into the matter.
Matthew Dimech
Jun 16th 2011, 15:35
with all due respect, most of you are saying that the owner should have claimed that the dogs are lost, what if he does ... well many people would say that he killed them and that he's not saying the truth, now please be honest with yourselves!!
Jason Borg
Jun 16th 2011, 16:05
Mr. Rodenas - regarding your "omerta at its best" statement,remember that "one has to be in their shoes to condemn".
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20110609/local/51-abortions-performed-on-maltese-women-in-the-uk-last-year.369790
Giov DeMartino
Jun 16th 2011, 19:48
Fil-Qorti provi trid. Ma nahsibx li xi hadd hu obligat imur jirraporta li naqaslu kelb.
Stephen Sammuth
Jun 16th 2011, 10:04
Why is the press so eager to get to splash negative headlines at the least hint? Is thisdog-love season suddenly? Does the press realize what bad publicity this is for Malta once we start airing our dirty linen in public? With all sentiment for Star, Malta has been depicted in the international press as a land of dog haters. First a spate of Star's details in colourful detail, that along with a last-on-the-planet referendum and bird-hunting to top it all. All started up because we drew so much attention to Star. We are too small a country to cause ourselves such much bad publicity.
Do we always have to air our deficiencies and backwardness out to the world?
The word "Oops" 3 days later doesn't cover anything.
Mr david debattista
Jun 16th 2011, 11:42
Because Facts are Facts Stephen Sammuth or do you prefer OMERTA . NO WAY ! NEVER .
Get to educate the people, enforce the laws, and let the press do its job, end of story .
You should be more concerned with the abuse going on in all shape and form and nothing is done to stop it . This is what you should be worried about. Then again MR Sammuth if you have done nothing wrong then you have nothing to worry about, but if you have, and think OMERTA will save you......... think again !
WE stick together all of us and fight abuse in all its forms especially OMERTA .
Jon Vercellono
Jun 16th 2011, 12:27
If we don't do negative things, there will not be anything negative to report. Personally, I applaud the newspapers for doing their job - hopefully, negative publicity abroad would be an incentive for the 'powers that be' to prevent these unfortunate things from happening. You cannot brush the brutality executed against Star under the rug and pretend it didn't exist to avoid negative publicity.
John Borg
Jun 16th 2011, 13:10
I think you're missing the point Mr Debattista and I agree with Mr Sammuth. Certainly crime should be punished in Malta as with every other country, but shooting from the hip with press releases to be then corrected later causes us a lot of damage internationally which can not be repaired. If the entire country's image should suffer internationally for the actions of an irresponsible individual is another debateable matter.
Marianne Tabone
Jun 16th 2011, 13:26
The bad publicity comes from the acts themselves not from the media coverage. If the media doesn't cover these acts not even we in Malta get to know about them and the awareness will be less. Much good is done when such things are brought to public attention. It's people in other countries who must be sensible and not attach one act of cruelty or more to the whole Maltese population. I have answered Ms. Mortimer in this same blog and explained what I mean when I say use sense and not make generalised sweeping statements.
K Perry
Jun 16th 2011, 15:12
@Stephen Sammuth : Re bird hunting /netting /desrtuction of protected species.... This hasnt just floated to the surface recently because of this dog stars awful treatment... its been known of for some time and on youtube for a long time.
So you want people to remain silent when these illegal acts happen and shut up and do nothing so that the facts do not reach the outside world? Oh wait a minute isnt that EXACTLY the inertia thats the reason for the above to still be carrying on in Malta???
Hunting with dogs in the UK was banned some years back because of the majority of the public hated it and pressed politicians to sort it out...over to you Stephen.
Ms Sylvia Zammit
Jun 16th 2011, 09:42
This is probably meant to make us feel better - I for 1 have been picturing the 3 dogs struggling to survive, slowly giving up the fight. But guess what? The 3 dogs were still killed - or at least, died! How? Why? Who? Please don't expect us to believe that 3 bapparently healthy dogs would all die suddenly - together! Someone is behind this - and whoever it is walking among us....
Ms C. Dimech
Jun 16th 2011, 10:01
Chill woman!!! and read....dogs appeared to be well kept....nylon cord was not tight enough to suffocate... you should use all your pent up energy in fighting for decent legislation with the rest of the pressure groups instead of jumping the gun!!
Ms Sylvia Zammit
Jun 16th 2011, 11:42
Ms. Dimech - I don't know if your comment is directed at me - but I have read - and still say there is something fishy (no pun intended!) going on here....I am NOT pointing any fingers at whoever owned them - BUT does anyone remember the case of the other 3 Tal Fenek dogs found hung in Gozo???? It strikes me as too similar....it's not the first time that somone who has it in for somebody else has taken revenge on his pets (remember the horse/horses burned alive some years ago? What about the 'champion pitbull' that was shot in Cospicua many years ago? The dog was a trained killer, and must have made a tidy sum of money for who owned him, but he also made many enemies - and guess who got it?!!!
Christian Sciberras
Jun 16th 2011, 09:31
Aha, let's all first jump to conclusions then redact a couple of steps later on...
Mr r curmi
Jun 16th 2011, 09:31
hard to believe... 5 days at sea and there wont be much to take a pic of. Even if they were not thrown to sea until last minute with this heat.......
And 3 healthy well cared for dogs dying all at once to be thrown in sea together?????? Hard to belive as well
Whats easier to belive is that these dogs died an inhuman death and the goverment want the population off its back and off CNN and BBC to name a few.... after all Star did make a fuss and another 3 dogs on the news would looked hardly well for a goverment who doesnt pull its rope for animal welfare and whoever is convicted is realised with a slap on the wrist as usual
Mr Kyle Boffa
Jun 16th 2011, 09:47
dik hi.. a governmental conspiracy so that CNN and BBC back off. u hallina tridx, ahjar nghidu li kulhadd qabez u issa kulhadd ghalaq halqu..
John Attard
Jun 16th 2011, 10:03
Agree with you 100% Mr. Boffa
Deo Catania
Jun 16th 2011, 10:35
Boffa, ghala skond int kulhadd ghalaq halqu? ghidilna kif mietu dawn il-klieb?
Ms C. Dimech
Jun 16th 2011, 11:25
Seriously Deo get a life and stop chasing waterfalls. FIGHT FOR LEGISLATION and stop wasting people's time with your conspiracy theories. Do you know how many people I know who very matter of factly state that their cat had too many kittens and they will therefore drown them??? have YOU never heard this said about kittens and puppies alike? Educate and legislate so that there will no longer be this mentality. After all Sherlock Holmes was a fictional character, we don't need another one
Mr Kyle Boffa
Jun 16th 2011, 11:39
Catania, l-amont ta klieb u qtates li jmutu kuljum.. qtates u klieb bil velenu, sponoz, mormija, merrqin, mtajrin ma nahsibx noqodu namlulhom post mortem kollha.. aparti mard normali li facilment ikunu mietu bih f daqqa.. dal klieb kienu msewijin igifieri ma kinux and xi hadd daqsekk "ahdar".
U ha nghidlek ala kulhadd alaq halqu.. ax meta harget l ahbar kien emmm xi mitejn kumment al kontra tal-axra li aw awnekk..
Mr Kyle Boffa
Jun 16th 2011, 12:35
thumbs up Ms Dimech :)
Neville Zammit
Jun 16th 2011, 13:58
Three dogs dead at the same time....I find this very strange...can anyone perform tests to establish the cause of death of these dogs, or are we afraid that our country will be mentioned on the international media again?
Neville Zammit
Jun 16th 2011, 14:02
Ejja nghidu li dawn il-klieb mietu f'daqqa, kumbinazzjoni!!!!, imma ejja nimmaginaw hekk, since wehn qed niddampjaw dead bodies fil-bajjiet? Nahseb min qed ipacpac fil-vojt hawnhekk jekk ikun qed jghum u jsibhom ma wiccu tghidx kemm jiehu gost!
Deo Catania
Jun 16th 2011, 14:59
Dimech u Boffa, billi qed tillabuha tal-bravi m'inthom se timpressjonaw lil hadd wisq izjed lili. xi skuza qed tipruvaw iggibu? Boffa, int minghalik qed iggib skuza li l-klieb mietu mewta naturali u ntremew il-bahar. Mela l-ewwel nett ma mietu ebda mewta naturali u t-tieni haga kelb mejjet ma tarmix fil-bahar. Skond Dimech ghax hawm min joqtol il-frieh mela kollox ok.