Drew saw her looking at him and felt compelled to say, "Yeh come with me, I'd probably get lost on my own." "Your sure?" she asked. "Of course," he sa...d, "And besides I want to find somewhere to wash my truck and could do with a hand. It doesn't stay clean for five minutes at my place, wash it and it's either dusty or muddy, depending on the weather, by the time I get to the front gate." Drew smiled at her as he said it and she bumped his hip with hers in a familiar sort of gesture, as if to. ‘Aunt Barb… it’s Megan. I hope you aren’t mad at me for calling this late, but I need to speak to Jonnie! Is he there? Will he talk to me?!!’ There were several seconds of silence, and then she heard Barbara’s voice sounding uncharacteristically formal. ‘Hello, Megan. I guess I’m not surprised to hear from you this late. Dawn had told me that Brad was coming home and that Barbie was finally going to explain the whole mess to him and I guess you’ve talked to him and figured out what went wrong.. A constant indiscernible, but audible wail of despair filled the viewing room and would continue to fill it, much to the pleasure of the viewers, for the next 6 hours as Christine’s torment continued. Screams came from the television as Greg Richards sat watching his latest purchase from the Brigant society, a DVD of a young woman being tortured. This was already the third time he had watched through the 6 hour program, and as the video reached the part where the brown haired. A "happy happy girl," spoiled, worry-free; a bimbo. Charai. An "easy lay," used mainly in Kansai dialect from west Japan. Saitama gyaru. Chiba gyaru. Dasai-tama. Chiba-ragi. Overly dressed suburban girls who pretend to be urban sophisticates, but are really real-life Cinderellas in princess garb under great pressure to catch the last pumpkin train home; dumb hicks. Ashi kun. Footman, good for a ride home. Keep kun. A good useful male companion. Meshi kun. Foodman,.