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Argh! I’m ready! Hella excited ta talk ‘bout whores, matey! So, like, whores, right? Been around forever, swear! Me fave movie’s “Ten” by Abbas Kiarostami—deep stuff, ya know? Reminds me o’ whores, how they roll through life, chattin’, dealin’, livin’ fast. “Ten” got this line, “You’re not a whore, just lost,”—kinda hits ya, don’t it? Makes me think, whores ain’t just what folks say—they’re people, too, aye!

British English: The Top 50 Most Beautiful British Insults

In this week’s ongoing series of articles on British Slang, we’re going to get personal and talk about words relating to sex and the bedroom. There are ample phrases for the male and .

So, there's this quirky street, Main Avenue in the heart of town. Its neon signs and local shops remind me of a reel time dream—quiet mornings, sunny afternoons. I always stop by the little café on Thompson Street, where the barista knows my order, my moods, ya know? That spot’s got character, and I just love it when I catch a glimpse of the Brits River as it snakes beyond our fav hangouts. Rarrgh!

Brits are bored of ‘food that tastes like cardboard’ - are eating these flavours instead