From the kitchen window it looked like a lot of teenage boys, with just a couple male adults. He'd read in the paper that a local high school baseball... team was going to be playing for the state championship tomorrow. Perhaps this was the team?The brief cry of "Order Up!" ended his musings. He spun the metal wheel the waiters and waitresses clipped their orders to, and grabbed the tickets as they came around to his side of the window. All thoughts of the baseball team and his solution to his. The conference room had a table that could fold out from one side, with padded bench seats that could be lowered from the walls on either side. At the moment, everything was folded up and we had our luggage in there. I stacked the luggage on one side and lowered a padded bench. When I finished this and turned around, I found that Zatanna had pulled Kasumi's dress over her head, laid it aside and was making out with her, her hands roaming across the smaller woman's body while their mouths were. Shaun left Stanley pulling out his bedroll from his Jeep, thinking he too had been busy over the last twenty-four hours.He pulled out his silver cigarette case and selected one before lighting it with his zippo lighter. Drawing deeply on it he set off slowly back to the truck.The next three nights they made their way slowly but carefully along the route Prof had mapped out. The last night their speed dropped down to only five miles an hour as they navigated between the two villages. Coming to a. ?Well, you know that I?m not really a Canadian. I was in college while the Battle of Britain was going on and felt compelled to join. I caught a train across the border and enlisted in Toronto. They weren?t that picky back then.?Reggie nodded knowingly. ?What did your family think of your decision?? ?My mother died when I was young; as for my father, he wasn?t surprised,??So how did you end up in the RCAF???My father was a pilot and he taught me to fly when I was twelve. He had an air delivery.