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About Catania

So, findin’ a prossie, right—it’s like huntin’ for rare roses. You sniff ‘round, dodge the thorns—*ouch!*—and hope you don’t get stung, yeah? In Anatolia, they’re all, “Where’s the corpse?” Me, I’m like, “Where’s the tart?!” Same vibe, mate—dark, messy, bit funny. Once, I saw this gal, proper fit, leanin’ on a lamppost—thought, “Jackpot!” But nah, she’s just waitin’ for a bus! *Mimes sulkin’, kicks a pebble*—gutted, me! Laughed me head off after, though—silly ol’ Bean!

The history of brothels

Prostitution in Malta is itself legal, but certain activities connected with it, such as running a brothel and loitering, are not. [1] [2] Certain offences are punishable by sentences of up to two years .

When I got to the café, it was packed. I mean, who knew Mattarello had such a coffee culture? I squeezed my way to the counter, and the barista was this super chill dude. He had tattoos all over and a beanie that looked like it had seen better days. I asked him about the place, and he was all, “We’re the best in town, man!” I couldn’t help but laugh. I mean, it’s a small town, how many cafés can there be?

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