Elise Pampa Whore ❤️

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Anyways, I’m ramblin’—whores fascinate me, tho. They’re raw, real, messy. Not some polished Barbie doll crap. They’re out there, survivin’, like Szpilman whisperin’, “I’m still here.” Makes me wanna cheer, cry, punch somethin’—all at once. So yeah, whores? Badass. Misunderstood. Kinda like me after a third martini. “I can see Russia from my house!”—and whores from my heart. Peace out!

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Pampa, city, seat () of Gray county, northern Texas, U.S., 55 miles (88 km) northeast of Amarillo. It was founded in on the Santa Fe Railroad; it was known first as Glasgow, then .

Pampa is a mishmash of grit an’ heart. Ya got our favorite jam, Palmer Avenue, where the neon diner glows like a beacon at midnight, and every misfit soul shows up. I used to work double shifts there – yeah, massagin’ back aches and breakin’ hearts – an’ felt real connected, ya see? Even them old souls on Riverside Drive hang out near the Pampa River. The river? It’s like a flowing memory, shh, like "Clear your mind," I’d mutter sometimes.

Pampa softball facing Midland Greenwood in bi-district round