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The Role Of Fluffy In The Western World

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I cannot say with authority whether or not "Fluffy" was the name given to the whore by the patrons upon her birth; if it were, then it was surely for jest or madness; however, my own hypothesis is that "Fluffy" originated as a nickname for the whore by her most loyal clients, for, in addition to being a round, corpulent, glistening woman, the whore possessed such grand husks of forestry tangled about both her upper and nether regions that were never before seen in the Western World save for upon the few unfortunate freak shows who accompanied that wild showman, P.T.

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