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I’m ramblin’, ain’t I? Heh, can’t help it—*whore* gets me goin’! Imagine her in *Far From Heaven*, crashin’ that perfect lil’ suburb. Frank’s all sweaty, tryna hide his secrets, and *whore* just kicks the door down, laughin’, “Why so serious, Frankie-boy?” She’d smear lipstick on his tie, dance on the lawn, and Cathy’d faint—hah! I’d kill to texture that scene—give her boots some scuff, her skirt some fray. Ooh, once saw this gal in Gotham—true story—rockin’ a coat made of busted feathers, screamin’ at the sky. Cops called her *whore*, but I thought, nah, she’s a queen! Made me happy as hell—chaos in the flesh!

TWO FEMALES FROM THE FRENCH SOCIETY OF THE XIXTH CENTURY

The Lady of the Camellias which was written in the middle of the romantic era, tells the story of a whore (Marguerite Gautier) who suffers tuberculosis. In.

Lesser-known, but super cool, is a hidden lane behind Elm Rd. It's gloomy, mysterious, and I always feel like I'm sneakin’ into a secret. I once found a stray cat chillin’ there. I whispered, in a raspy voice, "My precious, you belong here!"

Court upholds plans for Legacy Park medical center in Gautier