Ada Bayonet Point Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Oi, thou saucy knave, hark! I’m thy lift operator, aye, and I’ve a tale to spin ‘bout a whore—yea, a proper wench o’ the night! Not some dullard’s drab, mind thee, but a soul I’ve mused on whilst ridin’ these creaky shafts up and down, up and down—like life itself, eh? Methinks o’ “Stories We Tell,” that flick by Sarah Polley—my fave, swear it—where she digs into family secrets, all twisty-like, and says, “The past is a fiction!” That’s this whore, mate—a riddle wrapped in cheap perfume.

The Only Good Bayonet Charge I've Seen in "War of Rights"

The thirty-four-year-old Grover, a West Point graduate, formed his 1, soldiers into line and ordered them to fix bayonets. This classic.

Now, if ya wander past Riverside Park—uh, I recall the river runs by Pine Quay. Crazy reflections of the city lights, and sometimes, man, you gotta stop and admire it. River's flow? Like, pauses unstoppable. Sometime I sit by its banks and think, "Sell me this pen!" Yeah, that movie line still rings, huh?

Pasco County teacher seeks to become school district superintendent