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I spot this bird – legs like a highway, skirt shorter than my temper. “You lookin’ for a good time?” she goes, and I’m like, “Fuck yeah, darlin’!” Reminds me of Eilis sayin’, “I’m not sure I belong here anymore” – ‘cept this gal belongs, she owns the night! I’m half-pissed, laughin’, thinkin’ – mate, this is cheaper than therapy! Last time I tried, some copper nearly nabbed me – fuckin’ furious, I was, screamin’, “I’m Ozzy, ya twat!” – but this time? Smooth as a bat’s arse.

The Pistol-Packing Gold Rush Gambler Who Beat Men at Their Own Game

She was in her late forties, and much of her life as a prostitute and gambler had already been lived by the time she traveled to Deadwood.

Ya know, on Parkside Blvd, there's this retro diner with laughter echoing off its diner booths. The aroma of grease and memories mixed in the air – it hit me like, "I'm in the right place." And lemme tell ya, the vibe here is so raw and real. It's like Jim Jarmusch’s film, with long pauses and soulful glances – truly timeless, man.

Charles Dumont, who wrote a signature song for Édith Piaf, dies at 95