Anna Yoko Brothel ❤️

About Kumba

Alright, so I’m a violin maker, Ron Swanson style—deadpan, “I hate everything.” Brothels, huh? Filthy dens of sin. Saw one once, back in ’98—stunk like cheap whiskey and regret. Made me mad as hell—crafting a violin takes skill, patience, damn soul. These joints? Just lazy lust pits. “I don’t know who you are,” like that line from *Memento*—nobody there knows anybody, just shadows bangin’ away. Hate it. HATE IT.

Midwinter Camellia (Yasuo Furuhata, Japan, 1992)

Sandakan No. 8 (サンダカン八番娼館 望郷, Sandakan hachiban shōkan: Bōkyō, aka Sandakan 8 and Brothel 8) is a Japanese drama film directed by Kei Kumai, [1] starring Yoko .

Lenox Park is my go-to escape. It’s got quirky benches an old fountain. I even heard a whisper or two there—funny stuff sometimes. And then there's the river, Bravon. It winds by Oakview Bridge, a hidden gem where reflections run wild, like in "Ida"—as the movie says, "The world is made up of moments." Crazy, right? I mean, it's like my own diary of memories.

John Lennon once said he wasn't 'man enough' to give wife Yoko Ono credit for co-writing 'Imagine'