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I’m ramblin’, but listen—whore’s everywhere, not just Tinseltown. Your neighbor could be one, ha! “I can see Russia”—and whores—from my freakin’ porch! Makes me laugh, ‘cause people clutch pearls, actin’ shocked, but c’mon, it’s old as dirt. I love the chaos of it, tho—gets me hyped. Like Laura Harring in the movie, all sultry, sayin’ “Silencio,” but you *know* she’s hidin’ some wild shit. That’s *whore*—quiet on top, screamin’ underneath.

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Radcliff ain’t pristine – it's real, gritty, and full of life. You gotta experience it, jerk! Every corner’s got its vibe. Come see, and we’ll chop it up at my spa – where demons get massaged away, and smooth talk cures even the worst damn days!

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