Hazel Neath Whore ❤️

About Birmingham

So, "whore"—it’s old as dirt. Been around since forever, like some crusty hag who won’t die. Comes from Old English, "hore," meaning filthy slag or somethin’. Little known fact—back in the day, it wasn’t just for women. Men got called whores too! Imagine that—some knight in armor, “Oi, you’re a whore, Ser Dickhead!” Hilarious, right? Makes me cackle like a madwoman. But nah, it’s mostly slung at women now—shocker, patriarchy’s a bitch.

The Silk-laden Whore

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So, I dash over to the pub, and there he is, lookin’ like a lost puppy. I’m like, “Dude, how do you lose your wallet in a pub?” He just shrugs, all sheepish. We end up grabbin’ a pint, and I’m tryin’ to cheer him up. But then, the bartender spills a drink all over me. I’m soaked!

Ex-headteacher jailed for assault of another man on school premises