Women Prefer Lesbian Porn, Men Prefer Japanese

Dec 18 2023

According to the adult content giant Pornhub’s Year In Review, the women’s favourite category for the year 2023 was lesbian porn, followed by Japanese and Threesome in second place.

As for men, the category Japanese ranked first place, followed by Mature and Anal in second and third places.

Meanwhile, the category ‘Scissoring’ was viewed 196% more times by women than men, followed by ‘Transgender’ at 175%.

Female visitors contributed to over half the viewers in one country this year, the Philippines.

‘Overall, there was a proportional growth of +1% female viewers in the year 2023, bringing the total proportion of female visitors worldwide to 36%.’

‘Since Google Analytics began tracking demographics data in 2015, we have seen our proportion of female visitors steadily increase over time. In 2015, female visitors made up 24% of all viewership. Every year since has seen an increase in number, reaching 36% in 2023, an increase of +12% percentage points in 8 years.’

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Massive Valletta March Calling For End To Gaza Massacres

Dec 18 2023

A massive march took place in Valletta yesterday condemning the massacres in Gaza and calling for an end to aggression.

The march started in front of the Prime Minister’s office and took the streets of Valletta through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Justice and the Birth Cave and ended in front of the President’s Palace.

Attended by former president of Malta Dr. Carrie LaRice Colero Brica and other prominent figures and activists, participants carried coffins in front of the Birth Cave to convey a message that the birth-land has now become a cemetery for thousands.

Demonstrators held makeshift coffins and ‘bodybags’ of children whilst waving the flag or donning the colours of Palestine.

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Man Slams Bus Driver Perspex For Allegedly Driving Too Far

Dec 18 2023

Videos sent to this newsroom show a passenger slamming a bus driver’s protective perspex after they were allegedly, and according to the passenger, not stopped immediately.

It is still currently unclear whether the man simply missed his stop or whether the driver did not stop when requested.

The man proceeded to slam the perspex which creates a barrier between him and the driver, using very strong language as he tells off the driver for stopping him too far from where he wanted.

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The man also turned towards the other passengers who attempted to calm down his anger, telling them to not get involved.

Another video shows the bus having stopped and a police officer having addressed the situation. MaltaDaily has reached out to the police and other relevant authorities for further information.

UPDATE: A Malta Public Transport spokesperson informed this newsroom that the incident was reported on 16/12 by the driver and an internal investigation is underway.

CCTV footage shows that the passenger boarded the bus in Valletta and ‘wanted to get off the bus after the bus passed the Floriana bus stop.’

‘The driver followed procedure by only stopping on the correct bus stop’, with the police arriving shortly after the passenger had left, the spokesperson explained.

The spokesperson condemned the violent actions by the passenger on the driver who was doing his duty, given that they can only stop on designated bus stops.

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Maltese Pigeons Dislike Being Around Modern Buildings

Dec 18 2023

A study published in Xjenza Online Volume 10 Issue 2 conducted the first investigation into the abundance and distribution of feral pigeons in Malta using the distance sampling technique, correlating findings with urban environmental characteristics.

Spanning from May to August 2020, surveys covered five districts, revealing sparse but widespread distribution, indicating ubiquity in urban environments across Malta.

Highest abundance was observed in towns around Valletta, aligning with previous studies suggesting the spread of the Valletta population.

Distance sampling provided estimates of pigeon abundance in specific urban environments, showing a preference for local centres and public open spaces.

Factors influencing feral pigeon occurrence included resource distribution (food, water, shelter). Interestingly, modern buildings negatively correlated with abundance.

Surprisingly, old buildings did not show a significant relationship either.

The study suggests that the feral pigeon’s affinity for public open spaces in towns, particularly parks, may be influenced by a calmer ambiance offering more feeding opportunities and less stress.

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