I think youlook cute, and they will love you with pretty lips too. It's a signalthat you're one of us, don't you see? And put your hoops on." Okay,"...I said, now realizing what her game was. I fished in my pursefor the one-inch silver hoops she had given me and exchanged them withthe CZ studs I was wearing. We would see how her girlfriends liked mein makeup. "I'd better apply another coat if I'm going to be yourmakeup model," I said, trying to be brave and laugh about it, sincethere was. She watched as the site opened, it was one called ‘the red light zone’ and though it was animated, it was well done, and she had created her dream guy in it, well an animated version of him anyway. With deft fingers she moved into the club she would meet him in again chuckling with eagerness as the crowd parted and she saw him on stage. Quickly she zoomed in, no sense getting in a hurry, she really needed the break and wanted to take a full half hour so her sanity would return enough to. When I got there she was on all fours facing me digging at some weeds. “Hey hun” she tells me while making sure I can see down her top. Grinning I walked up to her and kissed her on the lips. Something was different this time she tasted of cherry, which was amazing. “New lipstick?” I questioned. “Lip balm, thought you might like it” and she was right it tasted so good.“Cup of tea then?” She asked me while taking her gloves off walking to the kitchen. Following her in I grabbed her arm and. O. C. Catchy name isn’t it? It stands for Cutout Cops. I make life-sized, cardboard cops that look like the real thing. You see, I use actual police officers as models, pay them a fee to photograph them and to use their image, and reprint their likeness on cardboard. I even make phony police cars. I take retired police cars, buy them for a song, and remove the engine and drive train, so that they are lighter and easier to roll. I repaint them to match the patrol cars of your community and.