Susan signed off as well. She got out of the chairand freshened up her makeup. She put on a new dress and updated her resume.Two hours later, she head...d out the door.She went out to five different offices. They looked at her resume and saidthe same thing."So, you worked for the McWilliams agency?" they asked."Yes." Susan replied.They stared at the resume for a moment and said, "We'll get back to you.Thank you for coming in."Susan drove home from the last interview, disgusted and hurt. "That. Tyrone reached down into the front of his backpack, and pulled out a rubber and a lube packet. Scott obligingly opened up the rubber and rolled it down the waiting meat stick with his moist golden/ginger haired lips, while fingering his own pink asshole with the lube. Tyrone masterfully lowered Scott's tight hole onto the black pole. Scott struggled and groaned in agony and anticipation. Both me an Will started sucking on Scott's nipples and torso. His body tasted sweet and salty as the Vanilla. Then I realized just what he was looking at. Because I had undone the bottom button on my skirt he could see half way up my upper leg and with the top button of my blouse undone he could see all the way down my bra. It made me feel good that he was taking such notice. I put my drink down and stood up walking to the door I asked him what diferent things I could see were. As he told me he put his hands on my hips. I took both of his hands in mine and pulled him up against me then placd his hands. Toontown was drawn for them. And when colored animating ink was developed, that, too, was added to their own little world.That’s when cartoon reality and human reality began to clash. The barriers between them became so blurred, humans who associated too much with cartoons could end up being more and more toony -- And more and more looney. The more logical the “people”, the less they would be able to deal with cartoon illogic (as they saw it), and could go quite insane! Of course, the reverse.