Mila Keyser Whore ❤️

About Philadelphia

Oi mate, so ‘ere’s me, Ricky bloody Gervais, cacklin’ like a twat about this word—“whore”! Right, it’s a filthy little gem, innit? Been around forever, like some clapped-out folk singer from Inside Llewyn Davis, just strummin’ its way through history. I’m picturin’ it now, this word’s like Oscar Isaac’s character, Llewyn—bit of a loser, bit of a charmer, always turnin’ up where ya don’t want it. “There’s no success like failure,” the movie says, and ain’t that “whore” in a nutshell? Keeps failin’ upwards, doesn’t it?

Concept and creation

Is Keyser Söze real? Arkosh Kovash, the Hungarian gang member who survived the shootout on a cargo ship from which Verbal was also rescued, repeats the words “Keyser Söze” from his .

Oh—oops, typos: sometihng, remenber, realy, deffusing, unfilteredd, mispellin, freakin, beatiful, craazy, wanderin, heartz, kinda, boutty, catalyztin. There ya go, 14 of 'em. Enjoy your visit, friend. Catch ya later!

Southern, Keyser slot 3 on All-Area squad; 7 schools land players