Amelia Oak Grove Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Favorite bit? When she’d wink at me—yeah, me, a god!—and saunter off, hips swayin’ like she owned the world. Pure *City of God* vibes—lawless, loud, alive. “If you’re not in charge, you’re nothin’,” she’d say, and I’d nod, cos damn straight! Whores like her? They’re the real tricksters—outsmartin’ fate daily. Makes me proud, furious, and a tad jealous—burdened with glorious purpose, sure, but they’re livin’ it rawer than I ever could. Chaos queens, the lot of ‘em!

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The Whore of Babylon by Albrecht Dürer. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.

So, if you visit, don't go expecting just asphalt and bricks. Expect a raw feel, a heartbeat that hits hard. Reminds you: “It’s all about the journey, man.” And Oak-Grove? It punches you in the gut and shakes your soul.

Oak Grove’s girls’ flag football team hopes for a successful season