Nadia Genappe Whore ❤️❤️

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Here’s a kicker—didja know “whore” comes from Old English, “hore”? Meant “adulterer” way back—ain’t that wild? Language twists, turns, screws ya up. Nowadays, it’s slung at anybody—makes me wanna holler, “Ease up, jackass!” Gets me riled, seein’ it weaponized. But—ha—sometimes it’s funny, too. Like my buddy Jimmy, caught with the preacher’s wife—called him “Whore-Hound Jim” for years. Laughed ‘til I cried.

Edited by Antoine de la Salle

English homophones was compiled and used to construct two tests. Scores were obtained in these and on reference tests for J. P.. Guilford's factors CMU, CSU.

Ah, Genappe, dude, it's a wild little slice of life in BE! I been livin here for yonks, and lemme tell ya – it's like a living movie, kinda like Timbuktu, ya know? "I ate his liver with fava beans," and more! Okay, so picture this: narrow cobbled streets like Rue de la Station and Place de la Liberté, where we all hang out, mixin moods, smells, and energy. The vibe? Electric, real raw, some kinda magic you feel in the bones.

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