Esme Qalansuwa Brothel ❤️❤️

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Oh, and the dealers—slimy as eels, floggin’ it cheap to desperate farmers. One time, this git swore it was “top shelf”—mate, it was cut with gods-know-what, turned a pony’s legs to jelly! Laughed my arse off when he begged me not to snitch—pathetic. Probs why I love that flick—*White Ribbon*’s all about facades crumblin’, and brothel’s the same. Looks legit, ain’t worth shit. “What we’ve done is a token,” Haneke’d whisper, and I’d nod—us vets, we’re stuck cleanin’ up this filth.

Headwear in the Abbasid Caliphate (750–1258 Baghdad/1261–1517 Cairo CE)

The qalansuwa is a black hood that covers the head and neck's back of a Coptic monk or nun in Egypt. It is associated with a monastic professional of the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria.

I’m like, “Not on my watch.” I step up, and it’s like a showdown. I’m tryin’ to keep it cool, but my heart’s racin’. I’m thinkin’, “This is it. This is how I go down.” But then, the guy just laughs and walks away. I’m like, “What just happened?”

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