Grace Borne Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Preciousss, yesss, we talks about whore, don’t we? Nasty little word, slippin’ through tongues like Zuckerberg’s code in “The Social Network” – “You don’t get to 500 million friends without makin’ some enemies,” eh? Whore’s like that, sneakin’ round, makin’ enemies, makin’ friends – depends who’s payin’, ha! Me, Gollum, splitty-split, hissin’ mad – one half loves the dirt, the other hates the stink. Whore’s old, older than them fancy Russian science titles, yesss – goes back to Babylon, them temple gals dancin’ for coin, sacred-like, but still sellin’. Ain’t that a kicker? Holy and filthy, all mashed up!

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Born and borne are two forms of the verb “bear.” Born describes birth ("I was born in May"). Otherwise use “borne” ("blood-borne diseases").

As I’m driving out, I pass by the school on de Borne. Kids are playin’, and I can’t help but think, “Man, I wish I could be that carefree.” But then I remember, I’m a combine harvester. I’ve got my own kinda freedom.

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