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Jellyfish game recognized.

Thanks for the intel on this niche location. +1

Would you say Maltese women are most similar to Italian as far as looks & personality?

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Someone in my family has a Maltese girl. They are very sexy, feminine and caring. You have to break them in first though like you would a wild horse. Love the Jellyfish game angle.

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Yes, they're very much like Italians in terms of looks, and personality-wise they're very passionate. On the other hand, they are more feminine (relaxed, domesticated) than Italian women in my opinion.

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I stayed in Malta for 2 months in 2013 and had a great time. Touristy in the summer but not as bad as the worst spots in mainland Europe, very international thanks to the numerous expats from all over Europe working for the online casinos, reasonably cheap, and overall a beautiful place. In terms of architecture Malta is a lot duller than Spain / Italy but its natural beauty more than makes up for it. Completely English speaking population, business friendly, fantastic weather, fascinating culture and history...this is a seriously underrated and overlooked country in Europe.

As stated in the other thread, Paceville can be fun if you're very young and looking to game tourists, but it gets annoying quickly. There are other great spots though. Maltese girls to me seemed like Andalusian girls with more of a humble and relaxed attitude.

Disadvantages: Malta is tiny and I imagine if you game here very actively for over a year, you might start running in girls you banged all the time or develop a reputation if you're not careful. Also, I imagine it must be pretty boring in Winter.

Also, Cisk is an awesome beer and pastizzi are amazing. Which is probably also why Malta keeps topping EU obesity rankings...

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(06-14-2015 06:13 PM)atlant Wrote:  this is a seriously underrated and overlooked country in Europe.

As stated in the other thread, Paceville can be fun if you're very young and looking to game tourists, but it gets annoying quickly. There are other great spots though. Maltese girls to me seemed like Andalusian girls with more of a humble and relaxed attitude.

Disadvantages: Malta is tiny and I imagine if you game here very actively for over a year, you might start running in girls you banged all the time or develop a reputation if you're not careful. Also, I imagine it must be pretty boring in Winter.

Also, Cisk is an awesome beer and pastizzi are amazing.

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How long does the summer season run until? I have a friend trying to convince me to head to Malta for a weekend around September 25th. The weather averages around then still look good, but will Paceville still have a decent number of tourists?

The local girls sound like hard work (but higher quality) from this and other threads, so hitting on tourists in the sun would be the main draw. I'm guessing (hoping?) it gets a less chavvy/guy heavy crowd than Magaluf, Kavos etc, which is why we're thinking of it in the first place.

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Quote:gets a less chavvy/guy heavy crowd than Magaluf, Kavos etc, which is why we're thinking of it in the first place.

One would think that but I did not really find it to be true (although I cannot compare to the places you mentioned). The reason is that Malta is still a somewhat cheaper location compared to many popular European holiday destinations, and also the fact that Malta has a significant English teaching industry with EF and other big names pushing English courses with party and beach opportunities to high schoolers from all over Europe.

For all intents and purposes Paceville is a cockfest most of the time, one that tends to attract the very young and if you combine that with people of lower social standing and/or education, highly crowded streets and venues, hot temperatures even at night and copious amounts of alcohol you can imagine the result.

As I said - it can be fun, just do not expect controllable results. Though your mileage may vary. For me the awesomeness of Malta is found outside Paceville.

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Thanks for this datasheet. I highly consider going to Malta one week this summer and it will be very helpful.

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Lot's of Maltese in Australia.

If I could make a scale, they are somewhere between Southern Italians and Lebanese in terms of ethnicity. The Middle Eastern heritage is very hard to miss for the most part and if they keep their weight in check they can be very attractive.

On top of that, probably the nicest people on the whole planet. I have never met an ill willed Maltese people, all are extremely friendly with strong family values and participate in the community.

Thanks for the write up. Next time I go to Europe, I'm definitely going to Malta

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Good write-up Pareto!

Do you think daygame or nightgame is easier and faster to get a SNL from a tourist broad? Have you tried out online game such as tinder on the island?

I'll be on the island around mid July. If anyone happens to be there, shoot me a PM.

RedGuard

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Thanks for the trip. I'm in Malta now, will write some thoughts after my trip.

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Sorry for dropping off the grid, fellas. Shit hit the fan at work and required my full attention.

(06-18-2015 04:41 PM)zatara Wrote:  How long does the summer season run until? I have a friend trying to convince me to head to Malta for a weekend around September 25th. The weather averages around then still look good, but will Paceville still have a decent number of tourists?

The local girls sound like hard work (but higher quality) from this and other threads, so hitting on tourists in the sun would be the main draw. I'm guessing (hoping?) it gets a less chavvy/guy heavy crowd than Magaluf, Kavos etc, which is why we're thinking of it in the first place.

Summer months tend to run until the end of September/mid-October. The 25th sounds like a good date - prices will be cheap, and the sun will still be shining but the heat of the sun has less of an edge to it. It's more comfortable, in my opinion. There will still be a few tourists around, and expats too.

(06-23-2015 01:38 PM)RedGuard Wrote:  Good write-up Pareto!

Do you think daygame or nightgame is easier and faster to get a SNL from a tourist broad? Have you tried out online game such as tinder on the island?

I'll be on the island around mid July. If anyone happens to be there, shoot me a PM.

RedGuard

Admittedly, I've never tried online game.

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Paceville is by far the easiest place i've ever been, full of 17-23 years old sluts from all over europe that just think about clubbing, getting drunk and fucking. At night all the girls get really drunk and in clubs you just see them making out, twerking, grabbing cocks and getting fingered, while the beach in paceville or the rocks that go till sliema at night are literally an open air fuckfest, you'll just see loads of sluts banging and blowing cocks, same in the hotels, all night long you'll see loads of couples going in their room to have sex. But the guys are much more than the girls, let' s say 75% and 25%, in addition some would be too ugly to be fuckable and maybe some, but definitely very few, are not looking for cock, so every night less than a third of the guys fuck. In few words too many guys, but all the girls are super sluts looking for cock every night.

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Anyone can tell me how Malta is in February? Paceville dead as fuck?

Climatewise it would be perfect..

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(01-16-2016 01:08 PM)MrRemi Wrote:  Anyone can tell me how Malta is in February? Paceville dead as fuck?

Climatewise it would be perfect..

Paceville is much quieter than it usually is - because it's not during a holiday season, not many young people vacate there. Most people are in Valletta or Sliema because it's a season where most people work. Tourism is slow, and therefore the economy in that area slows.

Climate-wise it is nice, as you don't get scorched as you would in August, but I would wait until the Easter period - the climate will be a bit warmer.

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I have to go to Malta.

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isn't Malta most overweight people in the world?

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(01-17-2016 12:26 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  isn't Malta most overweight people in the world?

No, not from what I'm seeing.

Granted, it does have its share of overweight and obese people, especially in the older generations, however all the reports I'm reading don't place it in the world top 25 for that.

The "most overweight" category leaders seem to be centred in the remote parts of SEA (Nauru, Palau, Marshall Islands etc.) if not in the Middle East

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If I want to get a local, is it better to go during a tourist season or when it's less crowded?

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(01-17-2016 02:12 PM)Heart Break Kid Wrote:  If I want to get a local, is it better to go during a tourist season or when it's less crowded?

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(01-17-2016 12:38 PM)Pareto Wrote:  

(01-17-2016 12:26 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  isn't Malta most overweight people in the world?

No, not from what I'm seeing.

Granted, it does have its share of overweight and obese people, especially in the older generations, however all the reports I'm reading don't place it in the world top 25 for that.

The "most overweight" category leaders seem to be centred in the remote parts of SEA (Nauru, Palau, Marshall Islands etc.) if not in the Middle East

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/vie...-eu.585550

Most obese in EU.

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(01-17-2016 07:24 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  

(01-17-2016 12:38 PM)Pareto Wrote:  

(01-17-2016 12:26 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  isn't Malta most overweight people in the world?

No, not from what I'm seeing.

Granted, it does have its share of overweight and obese people, especially in the older generations, however all the reports I'm reading don't place it in the world top 25 for that.

The "most overweight" category leaders seem to be centred in the remote parts of SEA (Nauru, Palau, Marshall Islands etc.) if not in the Middle East

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/vie...-eu.585550

Most obese in EU.

Your original question asked "world", not "EU".

And I was getting my data from reports published roughly this time last year.

However, the data shows it's as a percentage of population - and it's population is roughly 450,000. Compare that with the other countries the ToM paper article lists (from the WHO article) and you'll notice that because of this Malta has an unfair advantage against the other listed countries due to the smaller sample size.

Also, it's the most overweight in the EU, but not the most obese - as defined by the graph (BMI >=30). The UK is shown to be more obese than Malta on the graph, and Malta has a similar "obese percentage" to Poland and Spain (which, as I've said above, will be distorted)

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I am a white 50 yo male, looks 40, with high roller lifestyle. It sounds like I would be completely out of place in Malta but I am interested nonetheless. Any older guys had good success there? I would be going in July.

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The trio : North of Tunisia - Matla - South of Italy , have pretty much same look . white/olive skin with dark hair