General Info

Hi all

Possibly a new bird around.

Thursday was passing through gzira old stadium area near bus stop and noticed a new girl at least i never saw her before. looks seem ok but unfortunity could not check her out cause she was too busy, got a glimpse of her between clients.

this was around half eleven. passed again from there around midnight but didnt saw her again.

Next time i come across her i will try it out and will let you know.

Friday late evening

Gzira area usual dogs in the streets nothing interesting at all.

Marsa - near telephone box was the occasional young and thin one with her pimp just a stones trow away. could not stop to check cause there where the boys in blue roaming the streets.

apart from this nothing new.

Today - Gzira stadium area saw sharon i think its called, blonde big boobs possibly a T/v.

This weekend came across a mobile number of someone named molly, in PV Hilton area. do someone know anything about her.

Again is there someone who can give me Claudias number cause I misplaced it.

[QUOTE=Diver01]Hi all

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This weekend came across a mobile number of someone named molly, in PV Hilton area. do someone know anything about her.

Again is there someone who can give me Claudias number cause I misplaced it.[/QUOTE]


Be careful molly is a trans

[QUOTE=Ergod]Be careful molly is a trans[/QUOTE]Thanks. I saw her advert on a site. Vice sisters complete with mobile number, from her voice something was not quite convincing, but you cleared the picture for me.

Can you point me out to some other possible locations. I have checked the san gwann place a couple of times using the directions mentioned in preious posts but I have never sen any action.

Do one need to call before or just present yourself to the door. .

I can confirm since I went to her place and immediatley walked out. She is very dirty and lives in a run down flat in paceville.

Pay attention to the short dark haired thin girl in the Coldrooms area. I picked her for a BJ and she did not have condoms. I said 'Its ok, just give me back the money' but the refused to do so, and I could not grab the money back for obvious reasons. She walked out of the car and slammed the door.

There is a blond girl with black specs in Gzira, opposite to the bus stop. She charges LM 5 only and gives an excellent services IMHO (including anal at no extra cost). She works from 10am to 4:30pm, never during the night.

Whoever has some useful contact info kindly PM me.

Is Molly black ?

Last time near McDonalds of St. Julians there was this black girl who gave me the impression that she is an immigrant.

This tall hot blond girl is back, opposite old stadium bus stop a few doors from the be granite door. About a year ago she had done a big tatoo on her lower back. She gives a nice BJ, wet and moaning, unhurried, on one occ she wanted anal. Sometimes she has a video showing. She is there in the morning and saw her wearing dark specs as someone mentioned in here. Once I had a funny feeling and confronted her if she was a he and categorically denied. But some threads here confirm that unfor.

With reference to what Bros Mis wrote about the blonde girl working in the mornings and early afternoon. Thats Charlene, the post-op TV.

Hi guys,

Molly is not black. She is a trans, black hair, nice body and gives quite a good service. She is one of the old guard which has been in the scene now for over 12 years. She also appeared on the panel of Xarabank once. She has a run down flat, very small and dirty, in PV. Although service is quite good if you like anal, but she is more of money-grabber.

Charlene is also a post-op trans, service is much more gratifying than Molly's.

BTW both Charlene and Molly used to work together when Charlene appeared for the first time in the Malta scene from similar work in Greece... this was a very long time ago.....

Both 'girls' seem to vanish from the scene quite often...(presumably venturing for work abroad...).

Cheers...

As I was driving down Dun Karm Road (past Mater Dei Hospital. On the other side of the road) towards Ta' Paris, be'Kara, I noticed a new Thai Massage Centre on the first left hand corner some 150 meters down on entering Ta' Paris area. I did'nt get the name of the place cause of some traffic, but there was a very nice girl possibly a Thai in front of the place. I don't Know anything about the place, but it's good to know about possible new venues. Cheers.

Guys PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

Ta’ Xbiex council bans loitering… but only from seven specific streets

Raphael Vassallo

If you’re a Ta’ Xbiex-based prostitute or a prospective client, you would be well advised to loiter on Abate Rigord Road or Embassy Way instead of the traditional Testaferrata Street and environs.
As of this week, loitering in Ta’ Xbiex has become a contravention specific only to seven particular streets: Giuseppe Cali, St John Of The Cross, Testaferrata, Emanuel Galizia, Enrico Mizzi, Giorgio Mitrovich and Sir Ugo Mifsud.
This curiously discriminatory piece of legislation was published as a bye-law in Monday’s Government Gazette. Once it comes into force in a month’s time, offenders will be liable to a fine of Lm30.
Even the title – “Loitering in Specific Streets in Ta’ Xbiex” – suggests at a glance that it may be perfectly permissible for prostitutes to ply their trade, so long as the street is not included in the bye-law’s schedule.
Ta’ Xbiex mayor Antoinette Vassallo admitted to MaltaToday that the wording of the new law is less than ideal for the purposes of combating local prostitution.
“The seven streets in question are in fact the worst areas for loitering,” she explained. “But when I originally asked (the central government) for a bye-law to curb this problem, I requested that the law refer also to the surrounding areas as well.”
Vassallo, who resides in one of the unspecified Ta’ Xbiex streets, is conscious of the possibility that the new law will simply force local prostitutes to seek pastures new.
“The moment I saw the law I realised immediately that (the government) had left out any reference to surrounding streets, as I had requested,” she said. “If the problem does spread to other streets as a result, I will have to request a new bye-law that also includes the newly affected streets.”
Vassallo added that the problem of prostitution has always been notoriously difficult for her council to tackle. “Prostitution itself is not actually illegal, because it takes place behind closed doors. The act of loitering is already a criminal offence, but this has not been enough to curb the problem.”
The aim of the new bye-law is to give the authorities more resources to combat a phenomenon, which Vassallo – echoing her husband, Labour MP Adrian Vassallo – claims “is getting worse with each passing year.”
But the new legislation may prove problematic for other reasons; not least, its arbitrary definition of “loitering” as “the persistent presence of any person for no apparent reason, however excluding persons who are carrying out a duty in the specific streets…”
Lawyers who spoke to MaltaToday cast doubt on whether any charges could actually be pressed against either prostitutes or clients on the basis of this definition. After all, most would consider prostitution to be a pretty “apparent” reason to be hanging around a certain area. It has also been pointed out that the streets in question are also home to numerous offices and businesses – including a language school and a number of clinics, both of which often entail the “persistent presence” of students or patients waiting outdoors for their lessons/appointments.
The Ta’ Xbiex local council is today expected to request a meeting with the Commissioner of Police specifically to discuss these and other fine points of enforcement. “The local council cannot enforce this law on its own; that is up to the police,” the Ta’ Xbiex mayor said, adding that efforts to date had not been successful mainly because of the Law Court’s tendency to let prostitutes off with a warning on the rare occasions when they are charged.
Issues such as police patrols, signage and providing information for residents will also be discussed.


[url]http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/midweek/2007/08/29/t3.html[/url]

[QUOTE=Marpa]I think you may be doing something wrong. All massage joints are legit (up front) but it usually depends on the individual girl if you are to get anything extra and so you have to initiate matters. I've been to the ones you mentioned and have come out very satisfied. To begin with, when you are asked to undress, strip off everything ...including undies. If you are asked to keep them on just say you don't want to get oil on them and then lay down face down on the couch. The girl will realize that she could get an extra tip as apparently they don't get that much from the massage itself. When you are asked to flip over and she does your chest and front bits, use your skills, talk to her and then ask her if she does a special massage. They may ask for Lm 10 but will usually settle for Lm 5 , don't expect anything more than a HJ but this is a nice way to come out with happy ending.

I recently went to SHI chinese massage at Bayview Hotel, The Strand, Gzira. It is inside the hotel on the ground floor. I recommend it. Not all girls do extras so use your common-sense to judge which one to choose. A general rule of the thumb is that the least attractive usually gives the best service.

Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]Hi Marpa,

Yes I must be doing something wrong I guess. I will try again I guess and see what happens.

Your info is much appreciated.

Dear Fellow Gentlemen and Members of the Knight Errant Confraternity

It is indeed with interest that I learnt about the new bye-law and have two points to share with you.

1) Loitering is defined as continued presence WITHOUT ANY APPARENT REASON. In the eyes of the law, knight errants like us are constantly patrolling the roads in search of opportunities to delight members of the opposite sex when their urges (material, financial and sexual) cannot be satisfied by their present abilities. It is here where knight errants like us dash to help these helpless members of our society, providing them with a human contact, satisfy their sexual urges and contribute a donation to assist them in their economic plights. In this context, our activity is akin to a mission with a social dimension intent on improving the living and working conditions of helpless dames - a noble affair and certainly an activity that Gonzi's pro-society government should acclaim.

2) I strongly agree with the concerns proclaimed by both Mayor and her husband, who claim that prostitution is increasingly becoming a more serious problem. Indeed, I can concur that the area in question is featuring a constantly diminishing number of workers, leaving us knight errants without much opportunity to proffer our valued sevices. Yet we keep wandering through the streets in question, seeking to give a scope to our resolute social mission.

In all earnest, Dear Fellows, I think that ours is a legitimate case, falling strongly outside the legal definition of Loitering, in and outside the streets mentioned in the Legal Notice in context.

Yours truly

Wagner




[QUOTE=Ergod]Guys PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

Ta’ Xbiex council bans loitering… but only from seven specific streets

Raphael Vassallo

If you’re a Ta’ Xbiex-based prostitute or a prospective client, you would be well advised to loiter on Abate Rigord Road or Embassy Way instead of the traditional Testaferrata Street and environs.
As of this week, loitering in Ta’ Xbiex has become a contravention specific only to seven particular streets: Giuseppe Cali, St John Of The Cross, Testaferrata, Emanuel Galizia, Enrico Mizzi, Giorgio Mitrovich and Sir Ugo Mifsud.
This curiously discriminatory piece of legislation was published as a bye-law in Monday’s Government Gazette. Once it comes into force in a month’s time, offenders will be liable to a fine of Lm30.
Even the title – “Loitering in Specific Streets in Ta’ Xbiex” – suggests at a glance that it may be perfectly permissible for prostitutes to ply their trade, so long as the street is not included in the bye-law’s schedule.
Ta’ Xbiex mayor Antoinette Vassallo admitted to MaltaToday that the wording of the new law is less than ideal for the purposes of combating local prostitution.
“The seven streets in question are in fact the worst areas for loitering,” she explained. “But when I originally asked (the central government) for a bye-law to curb this problem, I requested that the law refer also to the surrounding areas as well.”
Vassallo, who resides in one of the unspecified Ta’ Xbiex streets, is conscious of the possibility that the new law will simply force local prostitutes to seek pastures new.
“The moment I saw the law I realised immediately that (the government) had left out any reference to surrounding streets, as I had requested,” she said. “If the problem does spread to other streets as a result, I will have to request a new bye-law that also includes the newly affected streets.”
Vassallo added that the problem of prostitution has always been notoriously difficult for her council to tackle. “Prostitution itself is not actually illegal, because it takes place behind closed doors. The act of loitering is already a criminal offence, but this has not been enough to curb the problem.”
The aim of the new bye-law is to give the authorities more resources to combat a phenomenon, which Vassallo – echoing her husband, Labour MP Adrian Vassallo – claims “is getting worse with each passing year.”
But the new legislation may prove problematic for other reasons; not least, its arbitrary definition of “loitering” as “the persistent presence of any person for no apparent reason, however excluding persons who are carrying out a duty in the specific streets…”
Lawyers who spoke to MaltaToday cast doubt on whether any charges could actually be pressed against either prostitutes or clients on the basis of this definition. After all, most would consider prostitution to be a pretty “apparent” reason to be hanging around a certain area. It has also been pointed out that the streets in question are also home to numerous offices and businesses – including a language school and a number of clinics, both of which often entail the “persistent presence” of students or patients waiting outdoors for their lessons/appointments.
The Ta’ Xbiex local council is today expected to request a meeting with the Commissioner of Police specifically to discuss these and other fine points of enforcement. “The local council cannot enforce this law on its own; that is up to the police,” the Ta’ Xbiex mayor said, adding that efforts to date had not been successful mainly because of the Law Court’s tendency to let prostitutes off with a warning on the rare occasions when they are charged.
Issues such as police patrols, signage and providing information for residents will also be discussed.


[url]http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/midweek/2007/08/29/t3.html[/url][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Dream Box]As I was driving down Dun Karm Road (past Mater Dei Hospital. On the other side of the road) towards Ta' Paris, B'Kara, I noticed a new Thai Massage Centre on the first left hand corner some 150 meters down on entering Ta' Paris area. I didn't get the name of the place cause of some traffic, but there was a very nice girl, possibly a Thai, in front of the place. I don't know anything about the place, but it's good to know about possible new venues. Cheers.[/QUOTE]

Your directions are bang on, I went there yesterday the Thai Girl called me in as I was reading up the charges etc. for a massage. I recognize her; she used to work in the Paceville one but is now going her own way. This girl is hot and gives the most sensual massage I have ever experienced in Malta. She seemed to have a man at the reception - could be her companion. The massage is in a private room with a shower, she locks the door for privacy.
The place is called Cute 2 and the charge for a full body massage is Lm12 +
Lm5 for extras. She only started working from here last week and her telephone line is not yet connected but she gave me her mobile number to book ahead next time. If anyone wants her number, to make an appointment, send me a PM.

Thanks Dream Box for sharing, and to Justinside - take note.

Marpa

I posted here some time ago about a new bird I saw in the gzira area, could not try her out.

I spotted her again on Wednesday evening in Marsa coldstores area. Again it was to heavy with traffic for my liking so I didn't stop. This was at around 20: 30. 21:00.

Been doing some rounds lately and Gzira all areas seem to be more dead than even before.

Marsa on the other side seems to be getting a boost although the quality leaves much to be desired.

Also I have asked recently for Claudia's number because I had lost it when changing mobiles, no one seemed to be helpful over here. Luckily I was driving in san gwann and happened to come face to face with her. She seems to e in top form, obtained her mobile number, and actually went to visit. She is still the same goddess as usual.

Marpa if you could elaborate a bit on the extras you mentioned previously about the Cute2 it would be of great help.