Go bag your statue," replied Jasmine with a saucy twitch of her hips and a wicked smile."What if it rains?" inquired the blonde."Do you think they'll ...hrow me out?" counter questioned Jasmine. "Besides, Ron will be here real soon. I'll just go along with him." I'm not too sure on either of those solutions," Diane retorted with a short snort. Jasmine had shared her apprehensions about her date.Jasmine turned to the elderly laborer and called, " Hey mister! Excuse me. Mister!" He slowly craned. As the lastof the paper came free, Joey gasped in surprise. Instead of clothes likeusual, his grandma had given him something that he could play with.Jumping up excitedly, Joey cried out "Thank you Grandma." then huggedher. As Joey went back to the box and tore it open, revealing afuturistic looking gray plastic ray gun. Excitedly, he pulled thetrigger, disappointed when nothing happened. "You have to put thebatteries in it." his grandma said from behind him. Joey looked anddidn't. "White;clad attendants had taken him away, quickly sedating him before his screams of fear and rage could offend the delicate sensibilities of the spectators who peered languidly at the scene relayed to their Tri;D screens across the length and breadth of the solar system. His anger had failed as darkness swallowed him, and he'd known nothing more until he'd wakened in this electronic fantasy;land, the only input to his senses the trickle of electrons that so perfectly mimicked the real. . Just give me a minute" She replied, giggling to herself.She sat up, hair stuck to her face, panting, a slight bit of drool clinging to the sides of her mouth, and smiled sleepily, then kissed me."Well, how was a bit of vin-" I began"Hey, that's not fair!" Curt said, disappointed. "I wanted a show! You can't not let him finish now" He winked at me."Actually I was going to say that" Angie replied in a matter-of-fact tone.She reached back and grabbed my arm before pulling me closer.She sat up on.