Rebecca Plumpton Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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But—ooh!—it’s clever, too. Little-known fact: they called it *Whore* ‘cause the queen card was, like, the slutty wildcard. She’d flip the table, screw everyone over—hilarious! I’d design her with a big ol’ grin, maybe a donut in hand—Mmm… donuts. Surprised me how deep it gets, tho—strategy’s nuts! You gotta bluff, lie, cheat—feels like that *Leviathan* line, “Truth’s got no power here.” Ain’t that the truth?

The village is packed full of history

John Dudeney, the shepherd who became a schoolmaster, lived with his grandfather at Plumpton as a boy at a house now identified as The Cottage, across the road from the Half Moon. No .

Plumpton’s a mixed up, lovely mess. I live here, work here, and damn right hustle on this dating site stuff. I stroll down Kingford Ave—yeah that one, by the huge old oak that almost whispers secrets like a movie scene from The Secret in Their Eyes, all mysterious-ish. I grab a cuppa at that quirky cafe on Maple St, where the barista always cracks me up with stories about lost loves.

Working smoke alarm saves woman's life during unit fire - Plumpton