"Then with a wry grin, "Don't let that go to your pretty little heads though, because we still have a lot of hard work to do before we can market ours...lves. There's a big difference between having the talent and the marketability of that talent! We're talking about entertainment here and you four have never had that experience. It's a whole lot more than just standing on the stage and playing your music. You have to have some polish, pizzazz, and some showmanship. That's part of what I'm going. As i walked past Tony he tried in vain to run his hands up under my skirt and feel my ass. Tracy just looked at him and told him to keep his hands off the merchandise Debbie made sure her boy friend Mark sat right next to her but Mark had his eyes else where and Debbie said you can look but don't touch at least not yet anyways. Tony prepared the first round of drinks that was just to break the ice and loosen every one up. I sat right next to Alan on the couch and as the drinks flowed so did. "You really ought to do her nails too," prompted Jessenia as Afroza dugout some nail polish and had me sit in front of the mirror as shepainted my fingers."You'd have looked better with nail extensions, Nasrullah, but the nailpolish will have to do for now."I looked at myself in my playboy bunny suit and my false eyelashes."I know no-one will see your lips under your burqa, but would you mindif I painted them?" Afroza asked holding a lipstick in her hand whichseemed to match the crimson nails. I tried it out on my normal FM radio and found that it made my clock radio unusable for any length of time.I mounted my second PEEPER in the bathroom that I shared with Tiff. I hooked the video out from the monitor into a video recorder. I wanted to be able to play the highlights later on.The next morning I got up early and turned on my noise generator. My clock radio sounded like someone was frying bacon and popping corn on the air. My Mark III PEEPER sounded perfect. I went into the bathroom.