Isabelle Woy Woy Whore ❤️

About Adelaide

So, whores—where do I start? They’re the unsung heroes of every tavern I’ve stumbled into, pissed as a newt. I’ve seen ‘em, smelt ‘em—perfume and desperation, mixin’ like wine and regret. One time, in King’s Landing (or was it Dodge City?), this lass, Rosie—cheeks like apples, eyes sharp as daggers—told me she once bedded a lord who paid in gold *and* a pig. A pig! Can ya believe it? Laughed my arse off, spilt me drink. “There’s no hidin’ from it,” she said, quotin’ Jesse’s paranoia vibe—whores know the game’s rigged, but they play anyway.

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Spike Milligan came from Woy Woy. He said that it’s an Indigenous name meaning Deep Water but which Woy is deep and which Woy is water remains a mystery. Spike Milligan was born in .

Woy-Woy is a mix of quiet little streets and lively spots. You got main drag King St. – oh man, that street buzzes with life, kinda like that moment in Boyhood when the world just flows, y’know? Then there’s River Road that runs along the Splish-Splash river (yeah, that name’s a bit silly, but it fits, right?) where I often take my breaks, thinking “time is an illusion,” like Rich Linklater said.

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