As recorded history goes, it started with small religions breaking out in small wars across the world, fighting about which god was the true god and s... forth. At first they were small, no casualties, mostly in the form of protests and public bible bashing, then they became more violent, larger religions gaining more followers and wiping the smaller sects from existence. Soon whole cities became independently governed by certain religions, governments losing control and turning to other. "We drank up and put the glasses down on the nearest table, putting my arm around my mother's waist I steered her towards the centre of action, the dance floor, as we walked I saw the mob from my school watching us. Grinning at my mother I let my hand slide up a little until it was cupping her boob, she glanced at me, glanced across the room where the mob were and looked back at me. She laughed and wriggled her boob against my hand, out of the corner of my eye I saw the mob staring at us wide. After they mowed, the tall black guy came in the house. I could hear him telling her that she had a sprinkler that was cracked and should be repaired. She asked how much, and he said it would be less than $75.00 including parts. He told her he would have to come back later that day after they finished their rounds, to fix it. I remember her calling me and telling me the quote. I said having anything fixed for under a hundred is a deal, and to go ahead and get it done.Watching the video, I. "You just got here cousin! It has been far too long. Please stay a little longer!" She cried. Sighing Ambrose looked straight into her eyes, "As much as I'd love to there is far too much going on right now. I promise, a royal promise that I will return soon, and then we can start to look for you a husband." Adina stepped back with a huff her paws on her hips. "A HUSBAND!? Cousin are you trying to get rid of me?" Adina hissed. Shocked a moment Ambrose shook his head no. "I thought you would.