Ada Bad Hall Whore ❤️

About Wels

So, *whore*—where do I start? It’s like shoppin’ for somethin’ you don’t admit to yer preacher. I reckon it’s all ‘bout gittin’ what ya need, even if folks look down their noses. Back in Texas, I heard this story—swear it’s true—‘bout this gal in the 1800s, ran a whole *whorehouse* outta her buggy! Called it “mobile pleasure,” ha! She’d roll into town, set up shop, and poof—gone ‘fore the sheriff could blink. Crafty as hell, made me laugh my boots off! Little known fact: them old-time *whores* sometimes hid gold in their corsets—talk ‘bout a treasure chest, huh?

Trulee Hall – interview: ‘When I say “whore”, I wouldn’t say that it’s a bad word’

Babylon the Great, commonly known as the Whore of Babylon, refers to both a symbolic female figure and a place of evil as mentioned in the Book of Revelation.

The vibe in PBad-Hall (at) be like no other, real and raw – like Kanye spittin truth on a beat, you feel me? I mean, one minute I'm in my place, findin’ peace amid the mess, and the next I'm seein’ pure beauty in the mundane. The locals be wearin’ quirky hats, and I even saw a guy runnin’ through Mozartgasse in flip-flops – I lost count, yaaa know what' I mean?

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2025: Will Delaware star (who isn't George Thorogood) get in?