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Elon Musk ‘jokes’ about buying Manchester United and breaks internet

Elon Musk ‘jokes’ about buying Manchester United and breaks internet
Aug 17 2022 Share

It might not be April Fool’s Day, but Tesla CEO and billionaire Elon Musk seemed to think it’s a good idea to momentarily fool everyone into thinking he’ll buy Manchester United. 

The 51-year-old richest man on earth is quite well known for his social media statements, especially on Twitter, and now he decided to tweet out he’ll be buying the team off the Glazer family’s hands. 

What’s weirder is that his comment came in a re-tweet to one of his own tweets about supporting ‘the left half of the Republican Party and the right half of the Democratic Party.’ 

And then, as if a wandering thought crossed his mind, he simply said; “Also, I’m buying Manchester United (ur) welcome.” 

The internet, suffice to say, had a massive meltdown. The guy definitely has enough money to buy the club which is valued at £4 billion. However, his recent blunder in trying to buy Twitter could have hinted at it either not working out or simply being a joke.

The confirmation came after ‘Tesla Owners Silicon Valley’ tweeted out to Musk, asking him whether he’s actually serious. Musk simply said: “No, this is a long-running joke on Twitter. I’m not buying any sports teams.’ 

He did however state that he had a soft spot for United and if he did ever consider buying a team, it would be them. Fans of Manchester United have been quite at odds with current ownership, protesting it on multiple occasions with the slogan ‘Glazers Out’. 


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Embrace freedom and try out these fun activities this week

Embrace freedom and try out these fun activities this week
Aug 16 2022 Share

As many of us are finally getting some well deserved time off this summer, we thought we’d recommend some of the exciting activities you and your buddies can get up to all across the Maltese islands. We’ll be heading to the sea-side with this one, but there’s a whole array of adrenaline-pumping or outright chill recreations you can indulge in. Here are just five suggestions for you to consider!

Grab a surf board and head to one of Malta’s pristine beaches! 
We don’t have these beautiful beaches for nothing – and enjoying their beauty by riding the waves that roll into the sandy paradise that is the Maltese coast is but one of many things you can do this week. We all know you want to relive those dramatic surfboard movie scenes as you make your way back to the bay, surfboard in hand!

Rent a boat and spend a day lapping the sun on the deck!
If you’re looking for something a bit more on the down low, renting a boat with a group of people you know will be a good time will surely make for the relaxing and fun time-killing you’re seeking. You can sun bathe, dance to some tunes or simply enjoy the summer breeze as it brushes your hair.

Uncover the depths of Malta’s surrounding sea with a scuba diving session! 
A bit more challenging, especially for those who have never tried it, scuba-diving will show you just how much of the islands you have never seen. The depths are a treasure cove of colours, fauna and flora as well as sunken antiques your eyes are just dying to glance at. 

Or turn your attention upwards and glide through the air with parasailing!
If you’re looking to get over your fear of heights, then maybe overcoming it through parasailing could be secret code to doing so whilst enjoying every second of it. You’ll be taken on a sight-seeing voyage around Maltese waters, getting a bird’s eye view of all the panoramic majesties you’ve witnessed from land.

Or maybe even satisfy your need for speed with a jet ski ride. 
We cannot not recommend a jet ski ride, especially if the blood-pumping thrill is what you’re after. Get ready to zoom past your friends on the water’s surface – with all safety and precautions in place of course! 

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Santa Marija festivals with massive international artists attract thousands

Santa Marija festivals with massive international artists attract thousands
Aug 16 2022 Share

Yesterday night on the island was surely one to remember as it was jam packed with musical performances by some of the world’s biggest artists the world over. 

With the likes of Jason Derulo, Anne-Marie, Bastille and G-Eazy performing in Ta’ Qali for Summer Daze, and Ben Klock, Tijana T and Sean Rickett at the capital’s bastions for Glitch Festival, locals and foreigners alike surely had their musical taste buds satisfied. 

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In sync with one of Malta’s biggest and most beloved religious feasts of Santa Marija, the Maltese tourism sector continued to reignite its return to the industry following a COVID induced hiatus. 

Malta has once again proven itself capable of hosting some of the biggest singers, song writers and musicians the globe has to offer. And to return the favour, these artists worked off the crowd’s infectious energy to give massive spectacles. 


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Viral Facebook post mourns Malta’s fall into an inhospitable construction site

Viral Facebook post mourns Malta’s fall into an inhospitable construction site
Aug 16 2022 Share

In just two days, one man’s Facebook post which describes his growing dissatisfaction with living in Malta accumulated well over 2.9 thousand reactions and 882 shares. 

The post outlined how the country that he, Daniel Muscat, grew up in is continuously becoming more and more unbearable to live in. ‘Everyday, one of the first thoughts to cross my mind are how to leave and start a new life somewhere else.’

Despite not being an easy move to execute, as well as not being a move he wishes to be the case, he said that as time goes on, the more he starts to find Malta distasteful. 

‘And I know I’m not alone. This sentiment is felt strongly in our generation and those younger.’ 

However, how can one blame them, he rhetorically asked, as a tiny island transformed into one giant construction site. Cranes, a labyrinth of closed roads, extended traffic jams, dust and fumes, ugly building blocks everywhere, slimy sea water and deck-chair ridden beaches. 

He went on to say that the island has been taken over by cliques of bullies and criminals, pointing to contractors being lifted on shoulders and laughing with politicians, an authority approving monstrosities and police conspiring with deck chair operators. 

‘Our country is falling piece by piece with the blessing of the authorities as others fatten their pockets through the constant abuse.’ He said that people can either hope that what they love about the island is not taken away or simply leave. 

The post was followed up by an acknowledgment of its reception by Muscat, who went on to ask how we can make the authorities listen to the complaints by the citizens. 

‘I don’t think there is a magic potion which will save us. But we need to start from somewhere. Maybe we don’t have to pack up and leave. Maybe our children will have a chance to enjoy something out of Malta.’

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