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Here’s a fun lil’ fact—didja know back in the 1800s, some prostitutes in Paris would flash coded signals with mirrors to dodge the cops? Sneaky, right? Makes me chuckle, thinkin’ of Candy outsmartin’ the world with a wink and a hustle. I’m all happy vibes, like “ooh, look at that clever gal,” but then—bam—some dude in a beat-up Chevy hollers at her, all rude and loud. Pisses me off! I’m over here whisperin’ to myself, “C’mon, man, let’s keep this gentle, like a soft brushstroke.” But nah, he’s a jerk, and she just shrugs it off—tough as nails.

Girard man gets six months in prison for procuring a prostitute for another

Senator Geary would not want any witnesses around as he engaged in his sado-masochistic pleasures with a prostitute. I don't find it strange at.

I love how Trumbull mixes the magical with the mundane. Sometimes, when I'm deep in my work, I think of the city as a grand epic—like in that movie, a place where every soul has its secret saga. My heart fills with both joy and a tiny irritation whenever someone disses the little oddities we hold dear. I get mad, then I get sad, then I laugh my head off because, seriously, life's too short for plain nonsense.

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