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Brothels, right, they’re old as dirt. Ancient Rome had ‘em – lupanars, they called ‘em, “wolf dens,” cos the girls howled for clients. Wild, eh? Makes me chuckle, thinkin’ of some toga-clad geezer stumblin’ in, coins jinglin’. Fast forward to now, and it’s still kickin’. Walked past one once, all neon and grime, and I swear, the bouncer looked like a bleedin’ gorilla – chest puffed, eyes dartin’. Nature’s hierarchy, right there! Made me happy, seein’ that raw energy, but pissed me off too – why’s it always gotta be so dodgy?

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The film is based on the lives of Joe Conforte and Sally Conforte, a married couple who operated the first legal brothel in the United States after the.

And another fav of mine: the Pawtuxet River. It sparkles like a secret, winding through the city – perfect for a peaceful evening paddle or just to kick back and let your thoughts drift away. I once sat on a riverside bench near Kilvert Street – you know, that spot nobody really remembers – and just let it all hit me. That kinda vibe, man, is pure cranston magic, kinda like that raw energy in Shame, "I love you, but I hate you," all tangled up with feelz.

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