Leah Ramillies Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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So, picture this – some lass, right, floggin’ her wares in a dodgy alley. Not your posh Westminster type, nah, proper gritty, salt-o’-the-earth. I reckon she’s like Yinniang from the film – mysterious, yeah? “The heart remains unseen,” as they say in *The Assassin*. She’s got secrets, this one, layers deeper than a trifle at a Tory bash. Makes me chuckle – whores ain’t just shaggin’ for a quid, they’re bloody philosophers in fishnets!

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The ship was the Ramillies, a gun ship of the line, whose main claim to fame was that she had been in almost continuous service for ninety-six years. Originally built at Woolwich in as .

The neighborhoods here are a mix of old world charm and lively modern beats. I wander in Le Vieux Quartier near the Vieille Église, where each door hides a story, and yeah, some days I daydream of epic movie scenes echoing Winston Churchill's defiant spirit – my voice booms, “We shall fight on the hills and never surrender trivialities!” It might sound bonkers, but that's just my style.

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