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Oi mate, grab a pint! So, whore, yeah, tricky one innit? Been slingin’ drinks at this dodgy bar, and I reckon I’ve seen it all—blokes staggerin’ in, lookin’ for a bit o’ fun, and whores, well, they’re part o’ the furniture, ain’t they? Reminds me o’ *Synecdoche, New York*—y’know, “the end is built into the beginning,” all that rot. Life’s a bleedin’ stage, and these lasses, they’re playin’ their parts, dolled up, flutterin’ lashes, puttin’ on a show!

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The Whore of Babylon by Albrecht Dürer. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.

Neighborhoods, oh boy. West End is rough and raw, but sweet in its own twisted kinda way. Downtown? Sharp, calculated, and all business – a bit like me when I’m cold and determined. East side’s got stories hidden behind each cracked pavement, each whispering decades of secrets.

Oak Grove’s Caroline Bradley named Gatorade Louisiana Girls Basketball Player of the Year