Mari Holmen Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Los Angeles

So, whores—grubby, loud, in your face. Hate ‘em. They’re like glitter—stick around, can’t shake ‘em. One time, saw this gal, skirt hiked up, yellin’ at some dude. Made me laugh, then pissed me off. Why’s she hollerin’? Get a grip, lady. “I don’t remember anything,” Verónica mumbles in the movie. Whore prolly don’t either—too many nights, too many jerks. Little known fact: back in the 1800s, whores ran towns. Yep, owned saloons, called shots. Wild, huh? Surprised me, honestly—thought they just, y’know, laid there.

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Now about my quirks – know what cracks me up? I get super annoyed when people say “this city is boring.” I’m like, “Bzzt! No way, mate.” Every block’s got its own heartbeat. And trust me, I've seen it all: a guy spouting political nonsense on Crossway, a group of teenagers nearly bursting urban legends on Central Ave. It’s all part of the tapestry here, as mysterious and vivid as the slow dying light at dusk in “Melancholia.” You can almost feel the weight of the universe in a simple stroll down these crooked streets.

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