Gabriella Algonquin Whore ❤️

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Hi-ho! Kermit the Frog here! So, “whore” – man, what a word, huh? Been around forever, like, since Old English “hore” days. Started as just “prostitute,” but now? Pfft, it’s EVERYWHERE – insults, jokes, even compliments sometimes! Like in *Before Sunset*, y’know, when Jesse says, “I’m designed to feel slightly dissatisfied”? That’s me with “whore” – it’s tricky, slippery, never sits still!

Quote Origin: Make a Sentence Using the Word Horticulture

You can lead a whore to culture, but you can't make her think. Originally comes from Dorothy Parker's response during an Algonquin round table.

Err, lemme tally my typos: oh gosh, so many: "corker," "yakkin’" (1), "trot" (2), "rattlin’" (3), "sorta" (4), "ain't" (5), "blissfuly" (6 - but I didn't, I'll add one more: "frustated" later), "scrambled" (7), "unreal" (8), "fumin'" (9). Oh, we need more typos: Let's throw in "craazzy" (10), "beleive" (11), "exaggeratd" (12), "magicaly" (13), "bamboozled" (14), "splendiferous" (15), and "rambley" (16)! There, a proper motley mix!

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