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Picture this: some chick, all glitter and grit, workin’ the streets like it’s her stage. “Spring break forever, bitches!”—that’s her anthem, screamin’ it in my head while I’m patchin’ calls at the switchboard. I saw one once, swear to God, outside a dive bar—legs for days, heels clackin’ like gunfire, and a smirk that’d make ya wanna confess sins ya ain’t even committed. Made me happy as hell—girl knew her game! But then—THEN—she flicked a cig at some dude’s car, and I’m like, “Whoa, lady, chill!” Got me pissed, too—don’t trash the vibe, ya know? Judge Judy in me wanted to slam the gavel: “You’re a menace, honey—court’s adjourned!”

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And come to the Whore House Ball!'' Ricks politely annotates the Kirriemuir, those notorious Scottish Victorian verses. How do we.

I get home, plop on my couch, and just think about the day. Kirriemuir, man. It’s quirky, it’s wild, and it’s got a charm that’s hard to shake off. I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Even with the sheep, the spills, and the random old dudes.

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