"Sure!"My neck discovered the amazing ability to swivel. I glanced over and Tina was smiling. I smiled back."Great," I said. "How about if we exchange...phone numbers and I'll call you after checking what's playing?" That'd be fine."She got a piece of paper and tore it in half. I watched her very neatly written numerals appear on her half. Then she loaned me the paper and I put my own digits on the other. Looking up, we just kind of grinned at each other."Well, I'll call you tonight," I said.Tina. I'm sure it also relates to John and Yoko's "Bagism" period - in "The Ballad of John and Yoko" Lennon mentions "eating chocolate cake in a bag" and "looking like two gurus in drag."6. I Was Thinkin' About Diamonds And The World's Biggest NecklaceThere was, in the beginning, that necklace. Mario gave it to her a few weeks after they returned from Juarez. It had to be, Janice thought, the most hideous looking thing she had ever seen. Janice didn't really want to wear it, but their relationship. I hoped the girls were enjoying their evening, as had my wife and I, many times.My trusty wind-up alarm clock shook me from a deep slumber about five. Rolling off my mattress and donning my camo clothes, I grabbed a quick bite for breakfast, then slung on my day pack to hit the trail. Since there weren't any noises and the tent next door was dark, my assumption was that the girls were sound asleep. Holstering my pistol then securing the tent I headed out to look around the areas I had marked. "I'm not saying sorry," Judy replied.Then we all started eating our pizza. It was only frozen pizza, but still it was really good. We all ate together too right next to each other."Well not bad. Thanks chef," Connie said."Your funny," I replied.We ate the pizza for a little while we watched a little TV. We watched Seinfeld for about an hour or so. But of course we all were still thinking about what just happened before the pizzas went in. I was wondering about them both having some lesbian.