Savannah Jeongeup Whore ❤️

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Oh, and fun fact – probs why it’s called “whore” – old English slang, “hore,” meanin’ dirty or stinky. Fits perfect, this smelly bastard. I’m crackin’ up thinkin’ bout it invadin’ Kathryn Bigelow’s set, her yellin’, “Cut! What’s that stench?” Meanwhile, I’m in the back, flexin’, “That’s just Whorehound, baby, deal with it!” Love that flick tho – “The Hurt Locker” got me feelin’ alive, like I’m dodgin’ explosions while I’m pullin’ weeds. “You’re in the kill zone now,” Whorehound – and I’m winnin’!

Cultural Exploration around Jeongeup

Traditional Korean culture is reflected in the city of Jeongeup in several ways: 1. Traditional Architecture: Jeongeup is home to many traditional-style hanok houses, which are .

After ice cream, we headed back home. But on the way, we passed by the Jeongeup Cultural Center. There was a street performer doing magic tricks. I mean, who doesn’t love a good magic show? Minho was all about it, yelling, “Do the one with the rabbit!” I was just trying to keep it together.

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