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Oh, and this—get this—there’s a theory, total nerd fact, “whore” might come from an Old English term for “lover.” Lover! How’s that for a twist? I’m jumpin’ outta my chair, “Are you kiddin’ me?!” From sweet nothings to slut-shamin’—that’s the kinda flip that makes me happy, then mad, then happy again. It’s like Jesse in the movie, talkin’ ‘bout fate, sayin’, “I guess when you’re young, you just believe there’ll be many people you’ll connect with.” Whore’s that word we’ve all connected with, just not in the cute way.

A look back at the Acocks Green area of Birmingham as it was decades ago

The site of the old Spread Eagle pub in Warwick Road, Acocks Green, pictured in June The pub was pulled down 10 years earlier when the road was widened 22 of

Then, outta nowhere, the doorbell rings. It’s her neighbor, Dave. This guy’s a right character. He’s always got some wild story. Today, he’s goin’ on about how he saw a fox in the garden. A fox! In Acocks-Green! I’m thinkin’, “Mate, you sure it wasn’t just your cat?” But I nod along, tryin’ to be polite.

Acocks Green tributes to 'Roger taken too soon' after police car 999 tragedy