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Oi, mate! My precious! Me, a cashier, yeah, grubby hands on coins all day, but brothels? Oh, nasty business, precious, nasty! Raspy cough—makes me itch, thinkin’ of it. Seen ‘em, I have, shady corners, girls with eyes like ghosts. “Boyhood” flick, my fave, y’know? That kid Mason, growin’ slow, life creepin’ by—brothels feel like that, stretched out, dirty time. “Life don’t give ya bumpers,” says that dad in the movie—hah! Brothels don’t neither, mate, crashin’ hard into sleaze.

Las Poquianchis: The Macabre Killing in a Brothel With Two Sisters And 90 Dead Bodies

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Now, some spots real few know: The Purple Porch, an old rundown building on Crescent Lane. Folks say it’s haunted by the echoes of a passionate past – well, sometimes I feel the spirit of liberty (or lust!) there. Sure, it might send a chill up your spine, but that strange thrill is kinda like watchin' that movie – raw and unforgettable, evoking emotions you never knew you had. "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days" wasn’t just a flick; it’s a feelin', just like a late-night rendezvous at the porch.

The legacy of a Vietnam War hero scrubbed from a government webpage remains strong in the southernmost part of Texas