Ivy Kleve Whore ❤️❤️

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Little known fact—Ken wanted it raunchier, but the studio chickened out. Cut some scenes, toned it down. Still got an NC-17, though—ha! Take that, suits! I’m picturin’ him on set, yellin’, “More grit, damn it!” Love that guy. Anyway, “Whore” ain’t perfect—pacing’s off, some lines clunk. But it’s got soul, it’s got guts, and it’s stickin’ with me. Pretty, pretty good, if ya ask me. Now I’m off to rewatch “Werckmeister”—need some whale vibes to calm down after this rant!

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Cleves (or Kleve as it is known in German) is a historical and legendary town that is the setting of the famous Wagner opera and the home of one of Henry the Eighth's numerous wives.

Walking down Kaiserstr. on a sunny afternoon, I remembered my first date in the city: two hearts racing between old trees and sunlit benches. Happid as s heck, I kid ya – everyday here is like a romantic scene outta that film. Even in the hard times, when life gets messy and coding bugs drive me nuts, Kleve’s got that unbeatable calm and warmth, a presence that just reassures, you know?

Peter Janssen (Kleve, DE) claims yet another victory in the NPO, this time in Issoudun