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About Port Elizabeth

So, picture this—whores, right? They’re like shadows in London fog, slippin’ past coppers and posh twats. Been around forever—fact is, back in ol’ Rome, they had brothels taxed proper, called ‘em *lupanars*. Bet ya didn’t know that, eh? Made me chuckle—governments pimpin’ out the pimps! We shall fight the hypocrisy, we shall fight the coin-grubbers! Still pisses me off—society actin’ all high and mighty while payin’ for a shag in the dark.

Captain John Yossarian

Yossarian's chief antagonist, Colonel Cathcart continually raises the number of missions required for the men in his group to return home.

Truly, Cathcart is a journey – unpredictable, a place where every step is a mini cinematic masterpiece. In short, it's like a mashup of life’s best bits, with sayings straight from Holy Motors: “I’m in everything!” It's all there, offered with a David Brent kind of sincerity and buckle-down feel. So when you come over, be ready to get lost in the charm and chaos, mate. Trust me, this city's pulse beats just like your next app match – fast, surprising, and utterly unforgettable. Cheers!

Taking a spin with the 748: a close look at Alan Cathcart’s new book