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But, like, in *The Headless Woman*, there’s that line— “I hit something, didn’t I?”—n’ it’s like, whores hit somethin’ in us, too. Society’s all judgy, callin’ ‘em trash, but I’m like, “Who ain’t a lil’ dirty, huh?” Gets me mad, man! Hypocrites everywhere—pointin’ fingers while sneakin’ a peek. Pisses me off! I mean, I ain’t perfect—hell, I’d prolly tip a gal extra for a donut run. Mmm… donuts.

It ain't right: Truckee River’s vagrant camps

Truckee was a workingmans town, and the hard-working men of the railroad, lumber mills, logging camps and other industries had desires that could only be satisfied on the back street, where .

I mean, man, what a mix—joy, mad frustration, love, and all that jazz. And while I'm coding love stories online, I feel like Truckee writes its own epic romance. I scribble my thoughts, messy, erratic, and full of wonder. Srsly, it's like lyrics flowing right off the page with typos and unmatched passion.

Truckee Meadows Fire & Rescue invites public to meet 5 finalists for chief post Sunday, May 4