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About Chicago

What pisses me off? The fake charm. “Oh, welcome, sugar!” Shut up. Gimme truth—tired eyes, real stories. Surprised me once, heard a gal saved up, bought a ranch. Good for her, ditchin’ that life. Happy? Nah, just less annoyed. “I’m a simple man,” I’d tell Amélie. She’d nod, probly say, “I’m not a dreamer.” Brothels ain’t dreams, they’re raw deals. Exaggeratin’? Maybe. But I’d burn one down before joinin’ the party. Hate everything, ‘specially perfumed sheets. Stick to my cabin, my bacon, my *Amélie* DVD—pure, no bullshit.

Dead babies still are bad evidence for a Roman brothel

Known as Cahokia, the city has vanished without a trace, except for a number of mounds that still remain and could easily be mistaken for.

The local landmarks? Oh boy, you gotta check out the old Cahokia Mounds. They’re ancient and creepy in a way that somehow smiles at ya like a knowing drunk at 2 AM. I had one wild night near the park there – yeah, I was runnin’ errands for my place later – and I overheard some heavy stuff floating in the wind around Mound 72. Spooky stuff, bro.

Cahokia Heights must complete $30 million in sewer fixes, feds say