.” Ellie’s eyes flickered to a line of cleavage on the woman’s chest, framed by a low-cut floral-patterned blouse. She felt herself blush and th...ught, Weird. “Uhm, weird!” she said as she pushed her glasses up her nose again. She glared at the glowing button twenty-two before looking back at the woman, turning an even darker shade of red. “This elevator is so slow HAHAHA!” She didn’t even know what she was saying at this point. Why am I being so awkward right now? Get it together! The elevator. Six months into his vacation at Khe Sanh, Billy was laying in a trench feeling the mortars burst around him. It was like going to the stock car races. On television you could watch and listen to the race but if you went in person you could feel the race. It was the same with the crashing mortar rounds: you became one with the bombardment.Billy had learned the best way to get through an attack like that was to just zone out — go to another place in his mind. The image came to him of Jenny. Who andar se kafi Gori Gori thi, Unki boob jo bra se ubhre hue the who mano dudh ki ( White Milk) ki bara bari kar rahe ho, unka upsan ( Tightness) itna tha mano Badam ( Badam Mango) ki tarah Badi or Rasile lag rahe the or Bra ka point bhi itna shape me tha mano unke nipples us bra ko apne se dur kar rahe ho Unhone choti pati ki brah pahne thi main to unhai is hal main dekh dung rahe gaya or dimag sum ho gaya mano chemical reaction apne aap body main hua or mera lund tight ho gaya, main dimag. She argued (if I can do her justice in a few sentences) that the trend to greater equality between the sexes was the result of fundamental social changes. In the past, when societies had been based on arduous manual labour, with frequent recourse to warfare, men's attributes of physical strength and aggression were at a premium and the male-dominated social structures of the time had reflected this. But the move to economic systems based first on machines, and more recently on information,.