Cora Lyndon Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About Dallas

So, Whore—she’s this brassy tart, works the streets near my shop. Got hair redder than a furnace fire, and a laugh that’d wake the dead. Saw her once nick a bloke’s wallet while he’s tryin’ to light his fag—smooth as my martini, mate. “I ain’t got no friends,” she’d mutter, straight outta the movie, eyes dartin’ like she’s expectin’ a bullet. Made me chuckle, that did—proper cheeky, innit? But it pissed me off too, ‘cos she’s out there freezin’ her arse off while I’m weldin’ stoves to keep posh gits warm.

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Lyndon B. Johnson, on the other hand, seemed crudely unconcerned with how his long-term affair with Alice Glass might affect his wife, Lady Bird Johnson. LBJ maintained his on-and-off.

Oh, and let me tell ya 'bout that neighborhood over on Lexington Ln—besides the lovely homes, it’s got those echoes of bygone eras. People here keep ghost stories alive. Sometimes I get mad at how folks hide their true selves, but then I remember, "the sky is as dull as the soul," and I laugh, baby!

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