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Folks, lemme tell ya—findin’ a prostitute, it’s a wild ride. Back in Scranton, see, we had this guy, Tommy—shady fella, always whisperin’ ‘bout “ladies of the night.” Here’s the deal—I ain’t judgin’, but man, it’s like diggin’ for oil in a damn desert! Watched “There Will Be Blood” last night—Daniel Plainview, that greedy bastard, he’d probly say, “I drink your milkshake!” to the whole damn red-light district. Made me laugh, thinkin’ bout it—some poor schmuck hagglin’ prices while I’m over here, sippin’ coffee, yellin’ at the TV.

John Stuart Mill papers

J.S. Mill argues against licensing or forced medical examinations of prostitutes even if these would reduce harm, for two reasons: the state should not legitimize immoral conduct; and .

Neighborhood vibes? Hell yeah. Eastside is artsy with graffiti that screams “this town ain’t afraid to be weird,” while Westside boasts charming houses that look like they walked off a suburban runway. I once sat outside a quirky little cafe on 2nd Street – Ponder & Pucker – and ended up eavesdropping on heartwarming family therapy sessions. I mean, talk about real-life soap operas!

Government briefs: Roundup of news from Lakeside Park, Park Hills, Florence, Covington, Taylor Mill