As a cheerleader I knew I was supposed to show school spirit even if it meant cheering for my ex-boyfriend.At lunch time Elizabeth and I spoke for jus... a moment about all the stuff for Scott and she asked me did I even know it was his birthday. I told her I did not and we both rolled our eyes and told each other to be strong. We ate lunch with the other cheerleaders and they seemed to be acting a bit odd I think because of having done all this knowing how Elizabeth and I felt. She was being. Real tears were falling, the mascara trickling down her cheeks in back dribbles, her breathing in sobs and it was no act. He fetched the second large needle, held it so she could see it clearly, which she did, then lifting the other breast and in a deft move the second point began its journey. Again, pain shot through her body, the slow relentless pressure forcing the tip ever onward and downward through the soft and resistant flesh, again the long drawn out “arghhhhhhhhh, echoed round the. So he wnt to check it out as he opened the door he saw Zack's blanket moving up and down really fast and with a curious voice said "What are you doing?" Zack jumped up and said "Whaa! Cody. Get the hell out."Ten minutes past and Zack walked out of his room and apoligized to Cody."Look I'm sorry I yelled at you I was just doing something private and you wern't supposed to see me doing it. Cody said "It's alright I do it sometimes to." Then Zack said "What?" "Masterbate to Max." Cody said. The. Your own hair and eye colour, or those of the parent of the same sex, were far less important, this means that if a man has a blonde, blue-eyed mother, he is quite likely to choose a blonde, blue-eyed partner. If a woman's father has dark hair and dark eyes, her partner is likely to have a similar appearance. But it's not just our parents' colouring that affects the partners we choose in later life – it's their facial features as well. Researchers at the University of Pecs, Hungary, compared.