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About San Jose

So, here’s the deal—brothels ain’t just sex spots, nah. They’re history, power, survival, all rolled up. Back in the day, like 1800s Nevada, miners were lonely, horny, and rich with gold dust. These badass women set up shop, slingin’ more than just, uh, “company.” They were queens, runnin’ empires, stackin’ cash when ladies couldn’t even vote. Slay! Empowerment, right? But damn, it pisses me off—some got trapped, no choice, no escape. Makes my blood boil, like, “Where’s the justice, y’all?”

Thursday, January 04, 2007

Jan 4,  · Save the BROTHEL! This is the true story of 10(ish?) fabulous ladies (plus Drew plus Jay) who lived, loved, worked, played, and sold their bodies over the span of two years .

Now, listen, listen! Between the winding trails of Division Park and that little-known nook called Hidden Creek, our souls meet nature, mmh, like in "Goodbye to Language" – language, ahhh, our precious language, shhh, mystic and broken. It almost sings to you, whispering secrets. I remember sittin' at the Little Pond in Blueberry Park, feelin' the soft breeze over my wrinkles... ohhh, mind-blowing, it was!

Inventive Racine engineer Neil Loomis dies at 81