F.o.'s, &/or anything, or anyone affiliated, or associated with, &/or representing those views, &/or opinions be there is any fact in those matters, &...to paraphrase, or quote that being of a most familiar phrase, "the truth is out there somewhere.", & so therefore i myself was not necessarily laughing about any suspicious, or supposed, or so-called rise in that being of any suicide epidemic being of which could possibly compliment, or could possibly likewise be that being of a result of. “This is going to hurt!” With that, I began to strike slowly, then faster and faster, harder and harder on the two tenderest spots of each mound – where the flesh was thickest. Slap, slap, slap, pow, pow, wham, Wham, WHAM! “Going t…AAAHHH!” Bobby’s retort was cut off by rapidly growing pain in his posterior. The lad caught his breath, then sobbed “Oohh,” as the tears came. He couldn’t hold back any longer. Losing what little dignity remained to him, he resigned himself to tears, blubbering. "You wouldn't!" Nancy said to him."Watch me." Okay, folks," Carol Anne said. "I love it. All costumes have to becleared with me, though, just to make sure none of you carries things toofar..." Moi?!" Lola gasped."Oui," Carol Anne said firmly, prompting more laughter."Um...I'm not sure..." Kimberly started to say."Don't worry," Sharon put in, "I'll work with you on a costume. It'll befun." Any final rules?" Janelle asked."Yes. You can be as racy and suggestive as you please, but no. The skinny, green ones resembled Aeris' species. Bipedal with two eyes, mouth and nose. But they were taller, skinnier, and had large, dark eyes. Their skin was green, whereas Aeris' was a pale blue. Her species' skin would usually darken with age. But Aeris was still very pale. The other alien race were large, gooey, tentacled beings with no discernable face. They would communicate telepathically, but still used a strange "language" or "way of thinking" that was difficult for Aeris' kind.