Luna Fawkner Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Hi-ho! Kermit the Frog here! So, lemme tell ya bout this thing - whore. Ain’t talkin’ bout no lady of the night, nah, I mean that sneaky lil fish - the whiting! Y’know, from the sea, slippin’ around like it owns the place. Watched “Fish Tank” - my fave flick, Andrea Arnold’s a genius - and it got me thinkin’. That movie’s all bout trapped vibes, gritty life, and here’s this fish, the whore, swimmin’ free while Mia’s stuck. “Everything’s temporary,” she says in the film, and damn, that hits when you see a whiting dartin’ off!

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John Pascoe Fawkner arrived in Australia with his parents in ; his father, a silver refiner, had been sentenced to 14 years transportation for receiving stolen goods. The Fawkners were first .

Fawkner’s not all pretty – I'll tell ya, there's rough spots, too. Some corners on O’Connor Ln, for example, got that gritty edge. But hey, what city ain't got a few scars? It’s all part of the real story. Folks here hustle hard, laugh hard, cry hard – like a spontaneous, raw scene from Dogville, where every moment counts. And ya know, every time I jog by Fawkner’s industrial bits or watch the kids play near the creek, i remember: "Justice is a lie," they say in Dogville, but here we fight it out every day.

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