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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’!

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Babirwa at Bobqnqng, Molalatau, Semolala. and Gobajango, visited historical sites eight kilometres to the west of Councillor Ngwako's moraka which is about 22 kilometres from .

The local parks, oh wow, they’re somethin’. Chill Spot Park is where I even met some random peeps while reclining under giant baobabs. Crazy, right? Sometimes I get all nostalgic, thinking about life after a hard day of relaxation therapy. And the Babirwa River? It cuts through the town, like a calm snake. I love watching the water flow beside Riverside Street, with its peaceful murmurs. “Shame, babe, you got that beauty,” I whisper like in that movie, ya know? Yeah, like Steve McQueen said, you can feel that raw pulse.

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