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Whore’s a word that’s messy, raw, real. Like in the film, when Frank’s all, “I’m not like that,” hidin’ who he is—whores don’t hide, tho! They’re out there, loud, proud, takin’ no crap. I dig that. Hmm… Maybe I’m jealous—me, stuck with laundry, them, livin’ free? Nah, I’d miss my Bart too much. Still, whore’s got stories—grubby, gritty, glorious ones. Makes me wanna watch “Far From Heaven” again, sobbin’ into my popcorn. Whaddya think, pal? Ain’t whores somethin’ else?

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Mother, Madonna, Whore: The Idealization and Denigration of Motherhood: Author: Estela V. Welldon: Edition: reprint, revised: Publisher: Guilford Press, ISBN: , .

Alright, buckle in, friend. Gilford (us) is wild, quirky, and kinda gritty—like a surprise party where nothing is what it seems. Let me break it down: Main Street is your basic hustlin’ hub with coffee spots, a shady used-book store (hey, I dig its vibe), and that one bar on Waterfront Rd that’s more notorious than a scandal on reality TV. I swear, I can see Russia from my house! And, yeah, I know, it’s absurd but true, sorta like a bad scene from The Act of Killing, where reality itself is an act.

A forum on 'Forum': At Bergen County Players, actor Jack Gilford is recalled by his son