Penelope Kangaroo Flat Find A Prostitute ❤️

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We hates it, though—the fakeness! “I love you, baby,” she purrs—lies! Like Zodiac’s taunts, playin’ games. I’m no fool, nope! But I keep lookin’, ‘cause—dunno—maybe I’m cracked, like Graysmith, obsessed. Last one, she had a scar—neck, ugly, jagged. “Who did that?” I asks. She shrugs, “Some john.” Creepy, right? Coulda been him—Zodiac! Ha! Me imagination’s wild, precious—too many movies. Still, findin’ a prostitute’s a hunt—dangerous, messy, fun. We hates it, we loves it—can’t stop! “This is the Barber, signing off!”—nah, too cool. Just—watch yer back, mate!

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Diminutive forms of words are commonly used in everyday Australian English. While many dialects of English make use of diminutives and hypocorisms.

Some days I wander off to Old Mill Park, chillin’ on a bench by the slow Tory Creek. The air there is so earnestly fresh that it reminds me of those hopeful moments in The Gleaners and I. I can almost hear Agnès Varda narratin’ life’s mysteries. It’s real poetic stuff.

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