Well I could go on, but I think you see the difficulties it causes them and those around them.”“So far we seem to have avoided those issues. Perha...s this is because there are so few of us. However, we’ve seen it in the World we came from. We hope to avoid that problem, but only time will tell.”“Going back to the fort discussion for a moment, would you all be interested in commenting on our revised plan?” inquired Keriann with a smile.“We would,” laughed Reyonte, “however ... let’s keep it at a. After all that wriggling, I've given up on struggling, simply resigning myself to my fate until I could find out why I was here, but I would get that answer soon enough.The door to the apartment opened and I began to see the shadow of a figure walking towards the kitchen where I found myself sitting. Soon that shadow began to take shape in the form of a fellow classmate. Before me stood Laura--an upperclassman by a year who I knew really in name only--in a uniform similar to mine and looking. ." No, tell me about the cute Thai girls you met. Tell me everything you did with them. Everything."Yui realized what Ayaka meant, so she snuggled into Ayaka's side and positioned herself so she could whisper into Ayaka's ear."Well, I met a girl called Dao, and Sana met a girl called Boon. They were in a relationship, but I guess it was a pretty open relationship because they spent the night with us, separately and together," Yui began, in a low voice."Very nice," said Ayaka as she settled more. This Jap thing has got to be handled with kid gloves.”“I agree that it shouldn’t be public,” Cal said. “We’re not ready for that. We’ve got to get off this thing about the Japanese. It’s a different world today; times change. If they want to make the investment, we can’t let that get in the way.”“Oh, I’m more than ready to take their money!” Homer laughed.“Look, Homer,” Cal shot back, “we’ve got to can that attitude. If the public listens to you talk like that, they’ll follow right along. It.