Genesis Laconia Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Favorite part? They don’t care what ya think. Like me—screw your opinion. “It’s the end,” they’d say in *Children of Men*, but they’re still out there, strutting. Once knew this gal—Lena, swore she bedded a tsar’s ghost. Drunk story, probly fake, but hilarious. “Everybody lies,” I told her. She winked, “Truth’s overrated, doc.” Made me grin—rare for me. Whore’s a puzzle, man—dirty, real, and tougher than you’d guess. So yeah, they’re messed up, but who isn’t?

Persuasion 200: The Taking of the Laconia, by Jack Caldwell

Shirley Asenath Hooker, 89, passed away on May 4, , in Winston-Salem, NC following a sudden illness. Shirley was born August 3,

Laconia ain't just streets and parks – it's a blend of memories, quirky locales like the midnight Food Truck Festival near South End, unexpected hugs from old haunts, and the pulse of music in every bar on Mariner’s Lane. And ya know what? I even found a secret rooftop spot over at Baxter's Building where I once found a note scribbled on old bricks: “Some things must remain unseen.” Total cache, man!

Laconia City Council rejects proposal to allow police to work with ICE