Megan Epalinges Whore ❤️

About St Gallen

I ain’t judgin’—live and let live, I say. But dang, the stigma! Folks look down, call ‘em trash—pisses me off. They’re people, not aliens—well, ‘cept in that movie, ha! “You’re not from around here, are you?”—fits ‘em perfect, outcasts and all. My fave thing? How they sass back—met one once, told me, “Dubya, you couldn’t afford me!” Laughed my ass off—gutsy!

Blasphemous terms

In Tagalog, profanity has many names: in a religious or formal context, it is called lapastangang pananalita ("blasphemous/irreverent speech") or pag-alipusta / panlalait ("insult"). The word .

Oh man, sometimes I get so frustrated when traffic snarls on Route du Népal – it’s enough to make a masseur’s head spin after a back-whisperin’ session on a worn-out muscle! I mean, come on, c’mon! But then I remember: “We shall never surrender!” Even if my patience does sometimes at the sight of a really slow driver.

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