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*leans in, whispers* Fun fact, though—didya know “whore” comes from Old English, “hōre”? Meant “adulteress” or summat, but it’s older than me nan’s teeth! I’m sittin’ there, radio buzzin’, thinkin’, blimey, words twist like wires, don’t they? *tugs at imaginary wire, gets tangled* Oh bollocks, not again! Anyway, in *Hurt Locker*, there’s that bit—“You’re a wild man, you know that?”—and I reckon whores, they’re wild too, livin’ on the edge, dodgin’ coppers, makin’ do. Respect, mate, respect!

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Bradley was just one of many so-called “flapper bandits” who took over American headlines—from New York to Texas—throughout the s. Like Bradley, most of them were not really flappers.

Man, downtown Bradley on Main Street is a riot – all hustle, art, and local flair. There's this cool little cafe on 3rd & Elm that washed away my blues on some rough days. Its vibe is like some quirky, meta scene out of a Kaufman flick, where nothing is really what it seems, ya know?

Play ball! Bradley’s 315 Sports Park opens