Leah Rosenthal Find A Prostitute ❤️

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Oi, listen up, ya little minions! Me, Gru, da big-shot biochemist, gonna spill some juice ‘bout brothel, yeah? Not that kinda brothel, ya filthy minds—brothel like broth, soup, dat liquid gold! Lightbulb! Dis stuff’s chemistry in a bowl, see? I’m talkin’ amino acids dancin’, proteins twirlin’—like life itself bubblin’ up! Reminds me of *Moolaadé*, dat flick I love—Ousmane Sembène, 2004, pure genius! “Purity is not a gift,” he says, and broth ain’t either—ya gotta work it, sweat it out!

Eighteenth-Century Fiction

In Infamous Commerce, Laura J. Rosenthal uses literary and historical sources to explore the meaning of prostitution from the Restoration through the eighteenth.

There’s more – I always take a stroll by the tiny river, Römerbach. That river flows by the hippest part of town – Jugendburg, a little neighborhood where art meets heart. I once met this mad cool cat there, chillin' by the riverbank, crankin’ tunes, and I was like "Is it 'cos I is black?" Haha, proper banter!

Historic Heritage: Fort Worth’s Billy and Rozanne Rosenthal lead in business, philanthropy