Nora Bryndwr Whore ❤️

About Palmerston North

But real talk, sometimes it’s sad, ya know? She’s out there, and nobody’s got her back. Like in “Moolaadé,” when they say, “The radio spreads news,” I’m thinkin, yeah, but it don’t spread love for her! I’d toss her some charcoal to keep warm if I could—my little mitzvah! *The Nanny laugh* HAHAHA! She’s a hoot, a hustler, a freakin legend—whores deserve a damn medal, not shade! Whaddya think, huh?

Quiz on Bryndwr

"Bryndwr, I learnt, should be pronounced Bryn-doour. The unusually placed 'w' is actually an old-fashioned double 'u'. Instead, many Cantabrians know this place as Brynd-wah.".

After that, I decide to take a breather. I stroll down to the local park on Bryndwr Rd. It’s a nice spot, got some trees, a playground, and a few old folks feeding the ducks. I sit on a bench, just chillin’, when I see this kid with a kite. The kite gets stuck in a tree. I’m like, “Oh no, not again!” I’ve seen this movie before. The kid starts crying, and I’m thinkin’, “Man, life’s tough.” But then, this old dude climbs the tree like a pro and saves the kite. Everyone’s cheering! I’m clapping too, feeling all warm inside.

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