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Here’s a lil’ somethin’ ya don’t know—back in ‘49, Chicago elevators had secret codes. Whores’d slip operators a dime, whisper “penthouse,” meanin’ they had a john waitin’. History’s wild, huh? Anyway, this gal, she’s hummin’ some tune, and I’m like, “Girl, you got a voice!” She grins, says, “Keeps me goin’.” Happy as a clam, I tell her, “Just keep swimmin’, darlin’,” straight outta Nemo—gets a laugh outta her. Surprised me, too—she ain’t broken, just bent.

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In a nutshell, a brief explanation of where today's hammocks originate. What we know is that the Native Americans were already using hammocks when Christopher Columbus set foot on this .

I got mad once when a new mall blocked a killer view from my favorite ridge on Bliss Avenue. That view was essential for my "mindfulness sessions" – I’d reflect on love, lust, and the endless search for intimacy. It made me mad, but also sparked a revolt in me – like, how can you box in passion? One more thing… sometimes, disruptions spark better art, ya feel me?

Man accused in deadly stabbing of ex-girlfriend in The Hammocks, police say