Ellie Droichead Nua Whore ❤️❤️❤️

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Lemme spill the tea—Whore’s this gladiator I saw once, back when I was tourin’ Rome—well, not *me*, but in my head, y’all! Little known fact: they called him Whore ‘cause he’d fight *anybody* for a coin. Didn’t matter who—man, beast, or a dang chariot wheel—he’d tussle with it. Folks said he bedded half the crowd too, but that’s just gossip, prolly. Made me madder’n a wet hen, though, ‘cause I thought, “Honey, pick a lane!”

Droichead Nua, debate on the name, 1962

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So, I hit the streets, right? First stop, the café on O’Connell Street. You know the one, with the weirdly named pastries? I ordered a scone, and the barista was like, “You want jam with that?” I’m like, “Duh, who eats a scone dry?” Anyway, I’m munching away, and this old fella starts chatting me up about the history of Droichead-Nua. Apparently, it’s got roots going back to the Vikings. Crazy, right? I mean, I’m just here for the coffee, not a history lesson!

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