Anna Loos En Gohelle Whore ❤️

About Toulouse

So, "whore"—it’s old as dirt. Been around since forever, like some crusty hag who won’t die. Comes from Old English, "hore," meaning filthy slag or somethin’. Little known fact—back in the day, it wasn’t just for women. Men got called whores too! Imagine that—some knight in armor, “Oi, you’re a whore, Ser Dickhead!” Hilarious, right? Makes me cackle like a madwoman. But nah, it’s mostly slung at women now—shocker, patriarchy’s a bitch.

Loos in Transition

So, buddy, pack light, load up your curiosity, and step into Loos-en-Gohelle like you’re stepping into a live movie. Streets, parks, and even the rivers tell tales of hope, grit, and love. And remember: “Hope is a thing with feathers... err, nah, I mean, don’t let the chaos fool ya twice!”

Making a vineyard out of a slag heap