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Alright, mate, strap in—here’s my take on “whore” as a radio operator, Elon-style. Whore’s a word, right? Old as dirt, multi-bandwidth signal—carries baggage, static, and some dark vibes. Kinda like a Tesla coil sparking in a storm, unpredictable, messy, loud. I’m picturing it now, zapping through history, medieval peasants yelling it, Victorian prudes whispering it—same frequency, different distortion. Reminds me of *The White Ribbon*, that flick I’m obsessed with—Haneke’s 2009 masterpiece. “The seed is sown,” like the pastor says, and “whore” grows wild, tangled in human circuitry.

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Set during the late Seventeenth century, The King’s Whore () also known as La putain du roi, or La puttana del re, is based on the true story of French-born Jeanne Baptiste d’Albert de .

Yo, there's this spot called Place des Amours. Seriously, if you're looking for love or just a chill vibe, it's lit. Sometimes, while coding love algorithms (uh, haha, geek alert!), I'd trot over there for a breather, sippin’ a latte from the local joint, Café du Coin. I'm always like, “Slay, babe, slay!” Not to be dramatic but this place just fills you with power, kinda like Beyoncé at her peak, running the world, ya feel me?

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