Remember that, Knucklehead?OH — boy.“MOM!”“Yes, Charles — you bellowed?”“I called Claire...”“And she said ‘Yes’ and the wedding ...s on Saturday?”“No,” a disturbing chuckle came out of me, “We haven’t learned all the dances yet -- You silly goose. What I was going to say was Claire would be here within the next fifteen minutes to practice the Cha-Cha and Tango. Her older brother Russell is bringing her over. I should have asked you first, but is it OK?”“Like I am going to get between my son and. I left my blouse tucked in until I got to the last button."Turn around for me, slowly, while you take off your blouse."I felt my cheeks flame, knowing he wanted me to feel exposed and on show. Slowly shifting from foot to foot I turned on the spot, continuing to pull my blouse free from my waistband. I had my back to him once it was completely free as I reached up and swept my hair to one side. I then slid it back off my shoulders until my bra strap was visible. Gathering the unbuttoned edges. Devers played it well. She had me crumbling as she laid it on with a trowel."Do you have anything to say for yourself?" she asked.I hung my head."No Mrs. Devers," I mumbled, while my mind tried to make sense of all this.I translated her "I invited Mr. Worthington to be here" along the lines of "I pried his skinny little ass out of his office so he could witness your humiliation." One did not decline one of Mrs. Devers's invitations. I suspected that even the Principal, who was known to emerge. I don’t give a fart. LIBERTY: Why not? TIN MAN: I don’t know. I don’t feel like it, cause I don’t have a heart SCARECROW: Why don’t you have a heart? TIN MAN: It was giving me too much trouble. I cut it out when I took political office. Now I’m starting to regret it. LIBERTY: What would you do with a heart? TIN MAN: I would be so hale and hearty Join the democratic party ‘though Bush might fall apart I would be a real peace maker I’d throw out my old pace maker If I only had a heart Oh I’d be a.