Ellie Borne Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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So, yeah, I’m twiddling knobs on my imaginary radio, picking up “whore” transmissions. It’s not just a slut-shaming grenade—nah, it’s got layers, man. Back in the day, like 1600s, it wasn’t even gendered! Dudes could be whores too—little known factoid for ya. Shakespeare slung it around like a meme, “whoremaster” this, “whore” that—total gigachad move. Fast forward, it’s all signal-to-noise ratio crap—patriarchy cranked the gain, now it’s mostly aimed at women. Pisses me off, honestly—why’s the bandwidth so narrow now? Equal-opportunity insults, people, c’mon!

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Both “born” and “borne” are the past participle (third form) of the verb “bear”. The verb “bear” basically means “carry”. “Born” is used ONLY with reference to a birth of a baby or animal.

Man, lemme tell ya about my day in Borne. Wow, just wow. I’m a combine harvester, right? But today, I felt like I was in a freakin’ circus.

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