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About San Antonio

So, I’m milkin’ cows, right? Moo, moo, all day, udders everywhere. And I’m thinkin’ – whore’s like these cows, givin’ it all, but nobody’s sayin’ thanks. Hmm… gets me mad, ya know? All that work, and for what? Some sleazy jerk to cash in? Ugh, makes my hair curl tighter than a perm gone wrong! Once heard this story – true stuff, swear it – some gal in the 1800s, a whore, saved a town from plague. Docters ignored it, but she knew herbs, fixed folks up. Ain’t that a kick? History’s hush-hush, tho – figures!

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Shakespeare's 'Whores' examines female sexuality in Shakespeare's works in the context of the word 'whore,' historically (and still currently) employed as a weapon against women striving for .

Now, the downtown area, oh boy, what a mix of old brick and bold designs. Street art jumps off the walls on Oak & 3rd. People come and go; you'll see some deep convos on benches at Central Square too. Man, those benches saw some heated texts and laugh-filled nights from my app users... and yeah, I sometimes text them "Erased your memories, huh? We all love our Eternal Sunshine moments!"

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