NPR worried about Ebola ruining prostitution in Sierra Leone. It’s the oldest story in the world—hemorrhagic fever wrecking small businesswomen’s livelihood—and NPR has it covered.
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NPR worried about Ebola effect on prostitution in Sierra Leone
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What a stroke of good fortune for me! I gave up hookers from Sierra Leone as a New Years resolution earlier this week.
Damn, MY New Years resolution was to START using hookers from Sierra Leone!
Oh well, another New Year resolution that will be broken.
You're right "I'm out".
Do clear your history, I've heard the Fräuleins can be quite vicious when feeling missachtet :P
Just in the nip of time...
"On nights when she goes home empty-handed she says a prayer: "Next day, maybe God will provide customer for us."
It's hard to find a nice religious girl these days. How nice!
I was exercising my constitutional right to remain silent, glad you caught it ;)
Jeesh, the Secret Service has already been there too?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnPL5OXSBNE
When did they become National Pubic Radio?
When they started promoting Muslim outreach, and ignored the baby raping.
Ebola causes headaches, nausea, and hard to get rid of, rename it Rev albola
Don't worry ,AIDS has already wrecked all West Africa for the trade. Even the engine room gang wouldn't unzip there.
If anyone would know about whoring themselves out, it would be NPR.