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Hehehehe! Why so serious, pal? So, findin’ a prostitute, huh? Manic laughter fills the air! I’m spinnin’ in my head like *Inception*—dreams in dreams, ya dig? Cobb’d say, “We need to go deeper,” but nah, I’m already deep in Gotham’s grime! Last week—swear it—saw this chick, all dolled up, heels clickin’ like a death knell. Thought, “Is this real or a dream?” Kinda pissed me off, y’know? World’s so fake, layers on layers—prostitution’s the honest lie!

3. Wives, Partners and Prostitutes: Women and Long-Distance Piracy from the 1640s to the 1720s

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I love wandering down High Street, past the quirky little shops. There’s this gem called The Anchor Inn on the corner of Lantern Lane (yea, that’s right, lanterns dancing on cobbles, like eerie fairy lights in a dark forest, almost like "the labyrinth" whispering secrets). I bumbled there a couple of times, just lost in thoughts, sometimes even mumbling "Fear the faeries!" (ok, not really, but you get me, right?).

Cadets launch appeal to fund deep clean of Shoreham War Memorial