Everly Phelan Brothel ❤️❤️❤️

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My precious! Brothels, eh? Nasty, tricksy places! Been thinkin’ bout em, raspy voice screamin’ in me head. Like that flick, *Inherent Vice*, y’know? “The past ain’t through with us!”—brothels got history, mate. Old as dirt, swear it! Used to be legit, like, medieval times—church even taxed em! Ain’t that wild? Me, Gollum, sniffin’ out secrets, precious little facts. Makes me giggle, all sneaky-like.

Kathleen Newton Phelan: "I live on the road, have no home or fixed residence."

Nov 5,  · Using Toledo as his subject, Phelan tells the number, type, size, location, ownership and function of the different cinemas in his town (there were six in ). He tells .

I remember one time, after a particularly long day of kneading stress out of folks’ backs, I walked past that blasted “Old Mill" on River Bend. It’s this decrepit building that screams history – and pain, like the bloody twists in "Memento". Made me mad as hell ‘cause it reminded me of wasted potential. I nearly shouted at the building itself, "Oi, you useless brick!" But nah, can’t really yell at a building, right? Idiot sandwich!

The Honorable John Phelan