Maggie s Secret s Secret
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Deep Secret Ch. 14 – Games free porn video
‘D’you know it’s almost ten o’clock?’ I asked her, shivering a little in the cold night air. ‘I can’t believe it’s this late. No wonder I’m so hungry.’ Then I added, with all the subtlety of a freight train balanced with my pride struggling to sing softly, ‘I also can’t believe how many times I’ve come today.’
It appeared I hit a nerve.
‘You guys and your numbers,’ she said, a hint of playful ire in her tone. ‘What is it? Five, seven, ten? Did you come 2 teaspoons each time? That’s 1/3 of an ounce, you know. Or, maybe on the sixth one — now that you were warmed up, you know, swung that bat around a bit! — you came 2 tablespoons,’ she added with growing sarcasm.
Then, in an uncharacteristic gesture she turned to me with her hands on her hips and almost yelled, ‘That’s almost 30 fucking milliliters!’ The sudden verbal eruption was followed, with mock sympathy, by ‘Not bad for a guy who’s been on the ‘overstressed list.”
We continued to walk as she tried to calm down, ‘Can’t you just enjoy experiences for themselves? Why do you have to count everything?’
‘Well,’ I tried to rally a defense, ‘right now, I’m just amazed at how many times I’ve come in the past 24 hours.’ Then I added, hoping to calm her sudden mini-rage, ‘I mean, it’s because you’re so sexy and so beautiful. And, of course, it’s because you’re so damn hot! No one’s ever turned me on the way you do.’
Wow! Even I couldn’t believe my feeble attempt at reconciliation. But what about her? Was this really my perfect woman? I’d never seen her have a bout of PMS, maybe this was her first.
Women! Go figure.
We walked in silence after she shook her head, giving me one of those looks.
‘Men!’ was all she said.
After passing another few darkened storefronts, though, she softened and took my hand. I decided not to ask from whence that outburst came. I learned later. In any event, the handholding made me feel like we’d reconciled (for whatever fight we’d just had).
Striding briskly to the restaurant — a small, immaculate, family run place that had great Middle Eastern food — through the frigid, deserted, and dark streets she must have decided that staying with numbers couldn’t be all bad because she brought up a trivia movie game we did some variation of frequently.
‘OK,’ she said, walking even more briskly now but, I hoped, continuing her emotional thaw, ‘let’s do a number from a film. Not in the title, though. Just a number that has some significance in the movie, big or small. One of us says the number and the other has to name the film. I’ll start.’
‘OK, give it your best shot.’
‘1701,’ was all she said.
‘Oh, come on,’ I said, ‘that’s so easy. That’s the ship number of the Starship Enterprise.’
‘OK, I gave you an easy one, so one point for you. But, I’ll give you another point if you can tell me the full registry number and the number’s origin.’
‘Um, er,’ I stammered. For a pretty died-in-the-wool Star Trek fan I was a little embarrassed that I couldn’t remember it exactly. ‘I think it’s NCC-1701.’
‘That’s right,’ she said quickly.
‘But I have no idea about the number,’ I confessed. Then I had a sudden epiphany. ‘I got it! It goes back to Forbidden Planet. That was the number of the space ship in Forbidden Planet,’ I said with a self-satisfied air.
‘Wrong!’ she said. It was a simple statement and even in a tone that made it clear she was right and that I was wrong. ‘The ship in Forbidden Planet is a United Planets Cruiser C-57D. But, there is a supposed link. What is it? For two extra points!’
Boy! Was she good or what? I didn’t feel in the least bit slighted by her knowledge. It was clear she was pretty brilliant. But, her ability to come up with minor details from things months or even years ago never ceased to amaze me.
OK, so maybe I was a little upset that she was so good at so many things. Now I really had to concentrate on that bit of Star Trek trivia. Yet, after a moment or two I just caved. ‘OK, I give up. What is it?’
‘The NCC,’ she said with no hint of a gloat in her voice, ‘stands for Naval Construction Contract because Gene Roddenberry thought that star ships would be naval vessels. And the link with Forbidden Planet is that an early scene has the C-57D beginning its orbit around Altair 4 at 1701 hours.’
How did she remember all this stuff!
‘Now, give me your best shot,’ she demanded.
I gave it some thought and then something came to me. ‘One billion two hundred ten million,’ I said as we arrived at the restaurant.
We entered and found a corner table. It was so late that the place was nearly empty. I ordered a couple of beers to go with the water the waiter brought us immediately.
Her expression showed me that she’d been concentrating silently and intently. Then: ‘Oh, I’ve got it,’ she said. ‘You put it that way just to throw me off, you creep. That’s the number of watts in the lightening strike in Back To The Future that hits the bell tower, but he pronounces it jigowatts, ‘1.21 jigowatts.”
After we ordered Simone came right back with one that was a real poser.
‘623,’ was all she said.
I had no clue. ‘Give me a hint,’ I said. ‘What time period? When was the movie made?’
‘Alright. Late 1950s.’
Geez, I was going to lose this one. I had no idea. ‘One more hint, please?’
‘Why? You didn’t play fair with your 1,210,000,000. If you’d said 1.21 gigawatts or jigowatts, I’d have gotten it immediately.’ Then she relented, ‘Alright. Let’s say ‘the cold war.’ Now, I’m practically giving it to you with a bow.’
I really tried to think about this, but 623 just didn’t mean anything to me. ‘One more hint. Please.’
‘It’s the number that’s on something. You see it in the movie,’ she said.
After a few minutes going through all the ‘cold war’ movies I could, I conceded and said, ‘OK. I give up. You win. What’s 623?’
‘It’s the number of the submarine in On The Beach. It’s on the ship’s sail.’
‘That’s a little esoteric, no?’ I challenged.
‘If you play, you play to win, right?’ she said, fairly enough. ‘Anyway, can you remember the music?’
‘That’s easy, they sing it throughout the whole damn film. Waltzin’ Matilda. And who were the two stars in that last scene?’ I asked her.
‘Ava Gardner’s on the outcropping overlooking the bay and Gregory Peck is taking his submarine and crew — or what’s left of it — down.’
‘You’re good, Simone. Especially for a film that was made decades before you were even born. You’re damn good!’
‘You have no idea!’ she said kidding me, but with a hint of something that I hadn’t ever noticed.
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