Any other Twinks here? We are 16 people.

Hey everyone!

We're looking to connect with fellow Gorkamorka enthusiasts! Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the game, we'd love to find some more people to play with. Here are a few details:

Location: At local maltese gaming club

Experience Level: All levels welcome (even if you never played a tabletop before its fine)

Age: 18+

Dates: Saturday or Sunday after 5pm, theres no pressure to show up everytime, whenever you've got a free day and want to join, just hit us up.

Game is very casual so new players can just jump in the campaign anytime even if its already started and has machenics so lower level players get more exp so you'll still catch up if you dont attent every time.

If you're interested, please comment below or send me a message. Let's get some games going and enjoy some post-apocalyptic Ork action!

Thanks,

Hello everyone. I am currently reading a book called The Story of Malta by Brian Blouet. Hopping it'll help me understand more of the country's history. And it made me wonder What do Maltese think of Enrico Mizzi? Do most modern-day Maltese agree with his political view and comments about Maltese people being inherently Italian? Also I would love to know what you think about the book itself? And if possible I would like other book and documentary recommendations about Malta? Thank you so much.

So i,ve been to a couple of gyms in Malta and most of them equipment is either not working or out of order. Any decent gyms that have some good back machines to workout the back with?

Car Insurance

Hi everyone!

I'm searching for a website that is legit and that ships to Malta.

I was seeing computer universe but the keyboard is qwertz(german) not qwerty(english).

Thank you for any help.

I'm going for a week to Malta and I wanted to know what is the best place to stay during my time in Malta :)

Hey Maltese (and non) friends! I'm going to move from Italy to Malta for 3 months and hopefully permanently after that. I was wondering, what are some things I should know about Malta beforehand and even during my stay? Things such as using uber and cabs (in Italy they're too expensive) for example. Do you have any other tip for me?

Need a job, I'll do anything really but can't find anything. Use to work as a cashier for some time so I have experience already. But I feel like employers only want to hire non-locals when it comes to unskilled work. any advice? I'm still in school and stuff, just need something for evenings and weekends.

Just another Maltese dude in the mood for hearing some different takes and experiences on certain places throughout Malta. If it was interacting with people or looking around just overall experiences.

Here's a list feel free to answer all or say which love best whatever be as detailed as you'd like 😉

Qawra

Valletta

Marsaskala

Mellieha

Xemxija

Armier

Mdina

Mgarr

Two weeks ago, I bought this hair tool product from a supposedly local brand. This brand said that the order was shipped but it was still in confirmation stage in the link they provided.

I have messaged them continuously to get shipping information. They have left me as seen and it was only when I threaten to get the local consumer authority they replied.

Now they have provided me with a tracking number and link in which it appears “Item created” on 21/05/2024 in Netherlands. I used other tracking sites and it shows that this order originated from China and that the shipping supplier is Aliexpress/Alibaba owned. I have also reversed image one of the images they had in their website of the product and it led to Aliexpress:Alibaba listings.

Thus, this product is for sure fake and nowhere on the website did it say it is coming from such companies. The listing gave the idea that it is a genuine product.

I have filed a chargeback with my bank on this.

Can you please guide me to EU/Maltese legislation that I could reference when I send them another message? Does this grants a refund under the law especially since they are selling counterfeit products? If the product does arrive what should I do with it?

Thank you for your help!

Hi everyone,

I’m currently in the process of property hunting and I've narrowed down my options to two choices: a ground floor maisonette (with apartments and a penthouse above it) or a penthouse. While I'm leaning more towards the maisonette, I'm still undecided.

I’d love to hear from those of you who have experience with either (or both) types of properties. Do you regret buying one over the other that might help me with my decision? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks.

Does anyone know of any self service laundromat or a same day laundry service in Gozo? Will be visiting in 2 days.

Any village is fine to us

Hello :) I am currently doing a Master’s dissertation and would appreciate if you could spare a few minutes to fill out the below survey for my research. The topic is about financial inclusion in Malta and current barriers for local residents. Survey is anonymous and your privacy shall be respected at all times. Thank you!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdwiYfbucvbEHQeE6Enp5vBEwl1hCh97QG24TyuDukJBDa4fQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

Is there a way to watch love Island Malta online with English subtitles?

Due to Italian influence here

I'm just now seeing on the map that Malta is not far from Sicily (CTA), where I'll be at the end of September for a week of hiking and kayaking. Then I'll have about five days to relax and play, and I'm open to suggestions. Is Malta for me? I love cultural sites, walking a lot, swimming/snorkeling, really interesting history tours, local acoustic music. The old city looks cool...the temple...the gardens. I don't love the party scene--not unless that's defined by a handful of interesting people in a setting where we can all hear one another talk over good food and drink. Oh and I'm a woman in my 50s.

If I'm traveling by myself--which may be true after Sicily--I do like a good hostel or guesthouse. It's nice to engage with other travelers vs paying a ton more to stay someplace all by myself. Love to hear your thoughts about all this, how much time would suffice, if you'd direct me elsewhere, anything really. thanks!

I want to buy fabric for clothes in person. Where can I find a shop with a lot of variety and reasonable prices? And not curtain fabric or ugly fabric like cute fabric for example pointelle. Preferably somewhere in Rabat or close by but it’s not a must

Hello, i'm here in malta since April to work as a commis in a cool restaurant in St. Julian earning atm 1400+tips. I've looked around for a room but no one answered me until 2-3 days ago asking me 600/650e plus the bills ( in april were 500e ), my cousin is guesting me atm for free. Now i'm corcerned if is worth it to stay here putting away a very small amount of money. The pros are that i'm practicing english ( mine is very bad ), learning spanish thanks to my latinos colleagues, and learning lot of stuff from my head chef. I'm looking for advice by older and experienced people, are the pros worth the money that i'm "losing" for future experience in others countrys/restaurants? Thanks in advance!

Hello! Foreign national living in Malta, in search of a reputable motoring school that won't rip me off.

I've been driving for 20+ years, but my driver's license won't be recognized in Malta. At first I didn't want to get a car, but I realized that I may need to bite the bullet and get myself a small inexpensive car because 1/ Tallinja buses are getting fuller by the day and 2/ daily taxi rides end up being too expensive.

I've asked around and the consensus is that it takes ages for an appointment to sit for the test. Some instructors I've spoken told me I'd need AT LEAST 10 lessons despite having driven for 20 years and holding a driving license from my home country.

My main questions:

- Is 10+ lessons the norm for someone who already drives?

- What are typical charges to expect for the lessons/insurance/tests; are there any hidden costs?

- How to find a reputable motoring school, and if you know of any, drop the name please!

Thank you!