Mila Tijucas Whore ❤️

About Manaus

Favorite bit? She’d sing Sabbath tunes—off-key, pissed outta ‘er skull! “Paranoid” while countin’ cash, hilarious! Sarcasm drippin’, she’d go, “Yeah, livin’ the dream, mate!” Proper character, that one. Once caught ‘er with a punter—mid-act, she’s eatin’ chips! Greasy fingers an’ all, I was dyin’! “Sharon, she’s a legend!” Whores got stories, man, dark an’ twisted—like that film. “We’re all actors,” she’d say, winkin’. Fuckin’ mental, but real. Love that chaos, keeps me buzzin’!

Book burnings and the early church conspiracy to diminish female spiritual authority

The girls are beautiful. There are lots of small bars next to it where you can drink and talk. Sing. The boss is very chatty. If you're leading a wife and.

Oh, and the rivers! Tijucas is splashed by the Pequeno Rio Tijucas. Riding its banks, you’ll see lovers and loners alike, each lost in their own reveries. I spend some evenings there, my thoughts as tangled as the river's twists, watching the reflections of the city lights.

Tijuca Forest, Brazil’s Largest Urban National Park, Undergoes Rewilding To Preserve Its 40 Sq Km Green Haven