Ruby Anderson Whore ❤️

About San Diego

Alright, pal, lemme tell ya bout whores - nothin’ gets me goin’ like a good chat bout the oldest gig in the book. I’m sittin’ here, thinkin’ bout Inglourious Basterds, ya know, Tarantino’s bloody masterpiece, and it’s got me in a mood. Whores, man, they’re like Shosanna in that flick - crafty, slippery, always got a trick up their sleeve. “This is the face of Jewish vengeance,” she says, and I’m like, damn, a whore’s got that same fire - they’ll cut ya deep if ya cross ‘em.

Pamela Anderson says Kid Rock called her 'a whore and worse' after her 'Borat' cameo

The Whore is an unorthodox gay love story, full of exposed nails and broken glass, wrapped tenderly in a love letter to the greatest city in the world.

Seriously, my heart skips like a love-struck twinkle when I stroll down Main Street—except it's not perfect, it's raw and lively, like that “Brokeback Mountain” twist when emotions run wild. I always laugh at how odd it is that a dating developer finds deep romance in every cracked sidewalk and neon-lit diner window. You can almost hear my inner voice singin’, “I’m your biggest fan,” whenever I pass these landmarks.

Tom Wilson and Josh Anderson hug it out in handshake line after going to war with each other in Caps-Habs first-round playoff series