I took heart, though, that she turned and smiled.I was determined, so with the help of the building directory and a little “grease” slippe... to a security guard I found her last name and her work phone number. And late the next afternoon I called her and asked if she’d like to meet me for a drink after work to find out if we had interests in common because I’d like to ask her out. There was a long silence at the other end of the line, then a laugh, a cute tinkling laugh,. She slid her smooth hosiery between the two loose balls and along his now extending penis. She did it so slow that by the time she got to his cockhead he was fully rigid and throbbing—consequently trapped in the small hole through which his now very excited utensils were threaded.She stopped moving, with her soft foot just resting on top of his taut shaft and plump paraphernalia. Oh my god, she then suddenly lifted her foot and stomped down sharply on his prone apparatus! I jumped and he. She and Frea are guarding it, so we don’t get jumped without warning.”I winced as Hakon helped me stand again. “Thank you ... I think.” I looked at Lydia. “Can you walk?”“I think so. I’m not going to be any good in a fight, though.”“You can use a staff or two. Irileth, you’ve what, a dozen of them? Give ... three to Lydia, three to Erandur, four to Serana. I’ll take the other two. Fasendil, take Hector’s arms and armor. Irileth, take Lydia’s bow. It’s better than the one you have. I want all of. To call our bodies "inefficient" would be giving them a thoroughly undeserved compliment. Evolution does NOT result in efficient designs; it is FAR too blind and random to be able to do that. What it does is create designs that are slightly less inefficient than their competitors, whereupon they out-breed the others and then rest on their laurels.As a simple example, I earlier mentioned how poorly our bodies handle oxygen. The reason for this is that very early multi-cellular life - not even.