Anna Broomfield Whore ❤️

About San Jose

Heya buddy! So, like, whores, right? I’m thinkin’ about ‘em, and—WHOA—they’re everywhere in history! Like, old as dirt, man! Oldest job ever, probs. I’m Patrick Star, duh, and I’m wonderin’—is whorin’ like, an art? Like in “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”? You know, my fave movie! That flick’s got grace, man, and whores got that too, sometimes. “The sword remains pure!”—that’s what they say in the movie, but, like, whores? They’re pure in their own weird way, ya get me?

National talking points are brought into local elections via online comments and attacks.

Chicken Ranch was Nick Broomfield’s first film. He is careful to give his subjects enough interview time to provide some depth, but t’s a double-edged sword.

I always say, "Dogville. Dogville." but not just 'cause it's a flick. It's a vibe: the raw, unfiltered feeling of a city that's perfect for letting go — and maybe misbehaving a bit when you need to. It’s all spontaneous, dude, like my sentences here. One minute you're laughing at a forgotten typo, the next you're starry-eyed at a sunset by the Broomfield Reservoir (oh man, that view beats any Hollywood set).

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