[darwaza band karke]… Dekho tum kya keh rahe ho mai nahi samajh rahi, koi bat nahi mai khud dho lungi, ye lo apne paise aur jao.Dhobi ki himmat badh...gayi—–nahi pehle ap batao, ye apke waha se aya hai na…Ungli ko didi ke jangho ke bich dikhake kehke ek gandi si hasi di.Didi —– kya matlab hai tumhara?Dhobi —– chut se. Aur kya ….Didi ghabrai, wo sochi,aise to chut ras gire huye kapde wo khud dhoti hai, par sayad ye wali galti se dhobi ke pas chali gayi hogi. Accha yahi hoga ke mai apni galti manlu. The replythey got was in the form of more bestial grunts. This seemed to have gone on for an interminabletime when someone said that they should let me watch the climax to see them?seeding? my wife. I felt hands on the chair and then it being draggedforwards. When the blind was roughly removed from over my eyes I had beenrepositioned close to the frame in a position where I could see the gangleader?s rutting close up and observe his mate clearly in a mirror thatrevealed a three-quarter?s view. It didn't take long for us to call them over to join us and soon, the eight of us were having wine and snacks around our campfire. The new couples were Kevin and Laura and Jeff and Alice and they'd known each other for ages, often travelled together like this and, like us, were nearing the end of their summer sojourn. Now this seems like quite a cast and, well, it was eight people. But, let's consider the four most important people in this story: the women. My honey, Karen, is fifty-five, still. More and more people become disenchanted with the system. Because of the gross inefficiency of the engorged bureaucracies, the government's debt continues to grow, often while the society as a whole is relatively prosperous. This just makes the government's inefficiency more obvious to the people. Order begins to break down. As the government tries to crack down on the increasing unrest, the prisons become dangerously overcrowded. The crime rate soars. The government becomes more tyrannical and.