It freaked me out a little until I recognized his voice. I thought you might have just handed the phone to somebody at random because you were pissed ...ff at me. Then I thought you might have been mugged or something. I had taken her business phone away from her before she left. Well, it was my phone that I took. I’m glad I did. Here ... read the text she sent. Does this sound like me?”I glanced down at the phone and the first thing I looked at was the time stamp. It had been sent at 8:27 a.m.. I asked her about the movie. She gushed about how lovely it was. “Manu, you have to see it! The story, drama, the romance. It’s got great scenery, music too. I don’t know what all the controversy was about. No movie is exactly true to the historical account, but I loved the story…” My eyes had drifted down to her voluptuous breasts, just briefly. Then she abruptly paused, “Manu? Hello!? I’m up here, not down there!” She was waving to me to redirect my attention to her eyes.I felt so. "Slowly covering her chest, the taller blonde grimaced, and said with what sounded like finality, "Hell, no. Never happen!"The other girl nodded her head, and then followed, saying, "No fucking way!"Tony kept the camera focused on both girls. Pruett smiled evilly, and said, "Last chance, girls, one for you, and maybe one for a friend."The shorter blonde shifted her feet, then squinted, thereby revealing her need for eyeglasses, or contacts, and said, "Any one's we want?" Yup," Pruett replied,. "My husband shook his head, and said, "Y'all don't understand me anymore.Y'all don't know what I'm going through."It was almost too much to bear. Not only does my Dartmouth-educatedhusband now have the outward appearance of a flirty young woman, he isapparently picking up young men at a community college and openly usingthe word 'y'all'. I suppose he will soon be using words such as "yee-haw"and "skedaddle" as he helps to drive cattle through town.People talk, of course, as they always will,.