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D’oh! Here’s a wild bit – Shakespeare used it! Called some chick a “whore” in *Othello*, total burn. Makes me happy, thinkin’ bout ol’ Bill slingin’ slang. Bet he’d dig *Werckmeister*, too, all dark and weird. “Whore” pops up everywhere, tho – books, plays, even pirate tales! Heard some sailor once traded rum for a “whore’s” wink. True story, prolly. Or not. Who cares, sounds cool!

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In the original sense, a whore is a prostitute: someone who has sex for money. The word has since broadened to mean anyone who is money-hungry. Whores traditionally whored their .

Man, I gotta say, my profession’s given me eyes in the back of my head. I see the tired souls, the jinglin’ cash from rough days turnin' sweet relief – magic, like from that Spielberg flick "A.I. Artificial Intelligence." When I massage ya, it’s like I'm whisperin’ “I’m not a robot, I feel!” (Yeah, I know it's not the exact line, but you get me, right?) Throw that out there like Kanye fire beats, soul electrified, goin’ off every damn day.

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