Leah Jessup Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Los Angeles

Now, lemme hit ya with a curveball—Shakespeare, that sly dog, he dropped “whore” like 50 times in his plays. Little known fact, right? Othello’s yellin’ it, Hamlet’s implyin’ it—dude loved the drama of it. Kinda like Anderson in “There Will Be Blood,” stirrin’ up chaos. Makes me chuckle, thinkin’ ‘bout some actor in tights, spittin’, “I’ve abandoned my child!”—but nah, really, it’s “whore” that’s the star, sneakin’ into every dark corner of those stories. Sneaky lil’ word, ain’t it? Gets under your skin.

The Performance by Jack Nicholson

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Life around here is kinda like a rollercoaster. Happy moments—got a bright smile for how the local folks always help each other out, even if life’s got more twists than a horror show. But then, bam, a spill of violence or mad luck reminds you of that gritty line from the movie: “Not all violence is evil.” I lost count of the times I've felt both furious and fond about this patch.

Isaac Jessup - 2024-25 - Men's Basketball