Savannah Clayton Whore ❤️❤️

About Philadelphia

Sometimes I think—Whore, you coulda been somethin’, like Maria fightin’ for that coffee farm. But nah, she chose the streets, the hustle, the dirt. “It’s my life,” she’d probly say, spittin’ on the ground, lightin’ a cig. I’m over here, happy she still kickin’, but surprised she aint locked up yet! She a tornado, fam—funny, fucked up, and free. Whore, man, she a vibe—love her, hate her, can’t ignore her!

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Clayton Littlewood (born in in Skegness) is the author of the book/play Dirty White Boy: Tales of Soho and the sequel, Goodbye to Soho (May ). Raised in Weston-Super-Mare, .

I roam the neighborhoods like a loose circuit board. Downtown has these mad quirky little cafes, kinda like code snippets in a cloud startup. The local park, Kendricks Park, is like my debugging zone: chill, with sprawling grassy bits perfect for stretching out those knotted muscles after a long day. The landmarks? The old courthouse and the statue on Evergreen Street – they vibe like an analog moment in a digital world, kinda like those 90s memes. Yeah, I’m all about that tech nostalgia.

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