"It's the flip side of the same coin," Danielle said."It's politer," Martin said."Still means the same thing," Danielle said, and Martin conceded that... with a tilt of his head."Well, look," said Liz. "You're going off to college. I mean, you've already gone to orientation and met some people. And when you're there, you'll get to start fresh. No more of this 'Nutty Nellie' business. People don't know you from a hole in the wall." Except for the ones who come to Richardson University with me," she. .. to pay off the boat, survey it, put it in the water, rig it, find me an instructor, and get this white elephant out of your hair. Remember ... cash. Hundreds." She patted her enormous purse. "Hey ... I want to see the inside."The marina owner ran ... if that's what you can call a three hundred pound waddle ... ran to the office. Pretty quick, a white headed man came out with a ladder."He told me to humor you ... so rather than let you see the boat, I'm going to feed you."He grabbed her by. "Besides, for what reason would he do a sneaky thing like that?" I'm not sure that he did, Helen," I confessed, walking back and sitting down. She was on the verge of resentment at my accusation. It was the reaction I had expected and wanted somehow. I picked up a nail file and fussed at my fingernails."No? You sure seem secretly pleased at the idea if you're not," she perceived. The thought I had planted in her mind was cankering there. "Well?" she asked suddenly. "Is that all you have to say,. She had wide hips, nicely tapered legs, a slim but pleasantly rounded belly, and an enormous set of tits. She would easily drive a bunch of horny guys to distraction.Melanie giggled and asked, “So, tell us, do people ever really, well, you know, I mean, in the back here?”“You bet!” said Soupy with a nod and a smile.“No! Get out!” remarked Shirley. “Really?”“Like when?” asked Lauren.Soupy shrugged. “It depends. I mean, a lot of times, when we rent these things, it’s for a group, like tonight, or.