Mia Auriol Whore ❤️

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*spills tea, flails* Oi, me brew! Anyway, whore’s a laugh too, innit? Call me mate Dave a “whore” for nickin’ me chips, and he’s all, “Oi, sod off!” *giggles, snorts* It’s versatile, see? Slang’s me jam—whore’s like a multitool, fixes any sentence! So yeah, fiddlin’ with me radios, dodgin’ sparks—*mimes duckin’ a blast*—I’m thinkin’, “There’s only two kinds of people: those who get it, and those who don’t.” Whore’s the first lot, mate—wild, messy, real. Cheers to that! *toasts with imaginary pint, spills it* Oh bugger!

Auriol, or The Elixir of Life

Auriol: or, The Elixir of Life is a historical and gothic novel by British novelist William Harrison Ainsworth. It was first published in in serial form, under the title Revelations of London.

I must mention, man, livin’ in Auriol changes your outlook. I see things others ignore. Like the odd graffiti on the wall near the old cinema – yeah, I mean "Requiem for a Dream" shows at Cinéma ParadISO happen sometimes, sparkin' heavy feels and that relentless desire to change the world, one cheesy pickup at a time.

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