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But ugh, the double standards—drives me nuts! Guys can fool around, but a gal’s a whore? Pfft, gimme a break. Reminds me of Cathy’s perfect lil’ world fallin’ apart—“It’s the most beautiful thing,” she says bout her dumb garden, while everythin’s burnin’ down. Whores don’t got time for gardens—they’re dodgin’ creeps and countin’ cash. Hmm… I bet they’d laugh at Cathy’s aprons. Me? I’d bake ‘em cookies—oatmeal raisin, natch—cuz they’re workin’ gals, y’know?

What Does Revelation Tell Us about the Whore of Babylon?

Babylon the Great, commonly known as the Whore of Babylon, refers to both a symbolic female figure and a place of evil as mentioned in the Book of Revelation of the New Testament. Her full title is stated in Revelation as "Mystery, Babylon.

Street names? Okey, check this: Main St really alive, so many cafés and bars. Hunt Ave, oh boy, where art meets street. Then you gots Johnson Ln, I buzz in dating chat there – many love stories start there. The park? We got "Liberty Park" near the river. Yonkers? Haha, no, that’s not here, but in Babylon we have Hidden Creek park by Silver Brook. Rivers? Oh yes, the Silver Brook River flows, like our memories, twistin’ and turnin’. You even get down to Beachside Rd near the bay, watch the sunset - reminds me "You’re waiting for a train a ride in the night" feel, like in Memento, almost uncanny.

Decoding Babylon: 4 Discoveries That Transformed Our View of the Ancient Empire