Savannah Coppull Whore ❤️

About Newcastle

Now, here’s a tidbit I dug up—didja know “whore” pops up in the Bible more’n you’d think? Old English “hōre,” meanin’ all kinda naughty stuff, but it weren’t always so nasty. Used to just mean a gal who, well, got around—no shade! Kinda funny how it turned into this big ol’ slap in the face. Makes me chuckle, thinkin’ ‘bout some preacher man waggin’ his finger while his own secrets pile up like my hairspray cans. Hypocrisy’s thicker’n my mascara, darlin’!

Where is Coppull?

COPPULL, a township and a chapelry in Standish parish, Lancashire. The township lies on the Wigan and Preston railway, 6 miles N by W of Wigan; and has a station on the railway, and a .

After the rain, I decide to head to the local pub, The Crown. I need a pint after this crazy day. I walk in, and it’s cozy, with locals chattin’ and laughin’. I grab a pint of local ale, and it’s like liquid gold. I sit down, and this old fella starts tellin’ me stories about Coppull. He’s got tales about the coal mines and how the town’s changed over the years. I’m all ears, man.

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