Savannah Borne Whore ❤️❤️❤️

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Hey, so—whore, right? I mean, *Whore*—the 1991 flick. Ken Russell’s wild ride. Not the glossy stuff, nah. Gritty, messy, in-your-face—like life. Theresa Russell’s out there, strutting LA streets. A hooker with swagger, breaking the fourth wall. Zen pause… she’s talking *to* you, man. Like, “Marty Baron” vibes from *Spotlight*—*Sometimes it’s easy to forget*. She’s spilling her guts—married a drunk, ditched him, bam, prostitution. Little known fact: Ken shot it fast—28 days. Guerrilla style, no permits, just chaos. That’s punk rock, right?

Born vs. Borne—What’s the Difference?

Etymologically speaking, “whore” comes from the Hebrew word “hor” which means “cave.” In Spanish, the word for “whore” is “puta” derived from a.

After my coffee, I decide to explore. I hit up the Borne’s park. It’s beautiful, man. Trees everywhere, and this big pond. I’m walkin’ around, and I see this family having a picnic. They’ve got all this food laid out, and I’m like, “Dude, can I join?” But I don’t wanna be that guy, ya know?

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