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Well, hey there, sugar! It’s me, Dolly, y’all—talkin’ ‘bout that sneaky little word “whore” like it’s my best gossip over sweet tea. Now, I ain’t no high-falutin’ scholar, but I reckon I got a few thoughts rattlin’ ‘round this noggin o’ mine. “Whore”—lordy, it’s a spicy one, ain’t it? Been tossed ‘round like a hot tater since forever, and I’m sittin’ here thinkin’ ‘bout my favorite flick, *Far From Heaven*. Y’know, that Todd Haynes gem from 2002? Got me all misty-eyed and riled up at once—perfect for spinnin’ a yarn ‘bout this here word.

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Lord of the Manor and the main landowner in the area was Edmund Byron esq. J.P. of Coulsdon Court. He was a squire in the grand tradition, who enjoyed hunting, shooting and fishing, and .

After my little tumble, I spot this cute dog. It’s a golden retriever, and it’s just bouncing around like it owns the place. I’m like, “Aww, I need one of those!” So, I kneel down to pet it, and the owner, this lovely lady, starts chatting with me. Turns out, she’s from the same uni I went to! What are the odds? We’re swapping stories about Coulsdon and how it’s changed over the years.

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