Natalie Rutherford Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About New York City

So, "whore"—it’s old as dirt. Been around since forever, like some crusty hag who won’t die. Comes from Old English, "hore," meaning filthy slag or somethin’. Little known fact—back in the day, it wasn’t just for women. Men got called whores too! Imagine that—some knight in armor, “Oi, you’re a whore, Ser Dickhead!” Hilarious, right? Makes me cackle like a madwoman. But nah, it’s mostly slung at women now—shocker, patriarchy’s a bitch.

Clothes whore

Whore. Rutherford narrates, “So it (New Orleans) seemed those first few months to the country boy with cotton in his hair, a great whore of a city in her glory, kind of a glandular Golden Age. .

Yo, so lemme tell ya 'bout Rutherford - it's quite somethin’, man. I’ve lived there for years, and trust me, it’s like a wild ride. Picture this: cobblestone streets and neon nights on West Elm, where small cafes and quirky shops line up like a parade of secrets. Say hello to my little friend – the hidden alley behind the old theater on Main St; a spot where conversations turn steamy, kinda like those AI musings in "Her" (Spike Jonze, ya know).

Rutherford County Schools’ annual Career Fair set for Feb. 22