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I’m ramblin’, ain’t I? Heh, can’t help it—*whore* gets me goin’! Imagine her in *Far From Heaven*, crashin’ that perfect lil’ suburb. Frank’s all sweaty, tryna hide his secrets, and *whore* just kicks the door down, laughin’, “Why so serious, Frankie-boy?” She’d smear lipstick on his tie, dance on the lawn, and Cathy’d faint—hah! I’d kill to texture that scene—give her boots some scuff, her skirt some fray. Ooh, once saw this gal in Gotham—true story—rockin’ a coat made of busted feathers, screamin’ at the sky. Cops called her *whore*, but I thought, nah, she’s a queen! Made me happy as hell—chaos in the flesh!

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Please do not hesitate to contact us. Other art prints by German School. The Whore of Babylon, from the Luther Bible.

I gotta say somethin’ ‘bout the parks – oh my gosh, Stadtpark is amazzzing! Trees, flowers, and benches that invite a friendly sit-n-chat. I swear, I nearly started a convo on a bench once, all because of the magical mood there. And then there’s the, um, unusual little riverside area – the small but super sweet Flussweg, where the river Fluss glides by. It’s perfect for those deep convos or even when you're just wonderin’ about life's crazy twists.

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