Abigail Tarleton Whore ❤️

About Leeds

Here’s a nugget—did ya know “whore” pops up in Shakespeare? Yeah, dude called it “the oldest profession” way before it was cool. Funny how it sticks, like gum on your shoe. Reminds me of Bauby again—“The past is a foreign country.” Whore’s got roots, man, deep ones, and it’s still kickin’. Surprised me how it’s everywhere—movies, books, even my damn X feed lately!

Early life

Richard Tarleton was the most famous clown of the Elizabethan age. He had a gift of pleasing the groundlings of the Curtain theatre in Shoreditch and royalty alike. He was Queen Elizabeth I’s .

Tarleton ain't your average snoozefest, man. We got streets like Dogwood Lane, where the old brick buildings look like they've seen some heavy biz, and Maple Court, all quiet but fulla hidden personality. I remember one day, I was rollin’ at my parlor on Finch Street and some cat comes strollin’ by — all chill and stuff — remindin’ me of that wildest part of "Spring Breakers" when everything goes off the rails. Yeah, seriously, “Respect my authoritah!” and all that jazzy crap.

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