Lydia Crookston Whore ❤️

About San Antonio

Alright, check it, Mr. T’s droppin’ some wild shit ‘bout whores! I pity the fool who don’t get this! So, “whore” – old-school word, right? Comes from some ancient Germanic crap, “hora,” meanin’ lover or some shady chick. Ain’t that a trip? Been around forever, slangin’ ass for cash or just vibes. Mr. T’s like, damn, these girls got hustle! Reminds me of *The Return* – that flick’s dark as hell. “You’re not my father!” – that kid screamin’ at his old man. Whores prolly feel that, y’know? Dudes tryna own ‘em, but they’re out there, free, wild, dodgin’ control.

By Tim Lagman

The surname Crookston was first found in Westmorland at Crook, a chapelry, in the parish, union, and ward of Kendal 2 of at Crook, a hamlet in the parish of Shevington, Lancashire. We find .

There’s a park called Blueberry Park near Liberty Ave. where I once took a client for a walk. The trees barely hide the funky river that slices through town near Maple St. The river’s name? The Crookston Creek – not much, but it’s home to legends and bad puns. I sometimes wonder if the creek's as twisted as my clients' secrets.

Richard Maygra Obituary January 12, 2025