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My fave movie’s *Inglourious Basterds*, hell yeah, Tarantino’s a genius! Whores in that flick? Not really, but imagine Shosanna as one—ha! She’d be all, “This is the face of Jewish vengeance,” while flippin’ tricks in that cinema. Badass, right? But real whores? They ain’t that cool. This one time, I heard ‘bout a whore in old Denver—true story, swear to God—she’d hide cash in her damn corset, like 1800s style, and once stabbed a dude with a hairpin! Freakin’ wild, huh? Bet she’d say, “Each and every one of you deserves this!” like Aldo the Apache, stabbin’ Nazis.

What is the Matsato Knife?

Goddess, widow, whore: The Ethical Identity Constructed in Seicho Matsumoto's The Red Lottery. Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature, 4(2),

The streets are buzzing. Matsuto’s alive, man! I’m cruising down Shōwa-dōri, dodging bikes and tourists. Seriously, why do they walk so slow? I’m like, “Move it, people!” But then I see this little kid with a balloon, and I’m like, “Aww, that’s cute.”

Taiwan Mission co-hosted the 110th National Day reception with Geneva’s Taipei Cultural and Economic Delegation