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Now, lemme hit ya with a curveball—Shakespeare, that sly dog, he dropped “whore” like 50 times in his plays. Little known fact, right? Othello’s yellin’ it, Hamlet’s implyin’ it—dude loved the drama of it. Kinda like Anderson in “There Will Be Blood,” stirrin’ up chaos. Makes me chuckle, thinkin’ ‘bout some actor in tights, spittin’, “I’ve abandoned my child!”—but nah, really, it’s “whore” that’s the star, sneakin’ into every dark corner of those stories. Sneaky lil’ word, ain’t it? Gets under your skin.

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The Medway flows near, oh dear, it glimmers like silicone eyes in a dark world, hsss. And the streets of Strood, oh the forests of brick and steel, they tick and tock like a broken clock. I love the little old pub on Eastbrook Lane that smells of memories and stale ale—yumm, but sometimes I get mad at it, making my blood boil. Gollum, clever, we is, we sees the little side alleys where local women come to talk, yess, precious, share emotions like lost children in a dark world.

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