"Linda giggled. "You'll relax, darling; but only to a point, because you'll also be pretty stiff - I hope. Pass the toast, please; I'm ravenous this m...rning." At any time," Eddie said, and they laughed together. He drifted away from the table soon after, getting some music going in the living room, partially understanding what his uncle was going through, the emotional mix-up that had the man confused. But Brad would be okay; he was plenty horny, and once the newness wore off with Linda, he'd. It is good too though. I think I like it," Lanita said."I know I like it, and just think, the cooks are joining us." Yes, I'm glad of it, even though I feel sorry for the men that were hurt and killed, and for their mates too. Still, it will be better, especially now that we have found Slidaha. I always liked him and he was nice to me. There are also some children near my age, and I'll get to show them to Nosey," she said."Yes you will, and it looks like you'll get to show them sooner than you. "It's in the woods. We weren't able to see where it went." That's why I'm giving you its GPS coordinates," said Bob."We've always been able to see where it went before," complained the voice."You mean you're spending a quarter billion dollars of the taxpayers' money for me to tell you something you're not even listening to?" I'm listening now, motherfucker. Give me those numbers again." Just throw out another fucking ball on the edge of the fairway," suggested Bob."We have to recover that. The most ominous was a heavy movement, which seemed to parallel their path."Are there wild animals in these woods?" Dorothy asked, nervously."Some," the Tin Man said, cheerfully. "Mostly Lions and Tigers and Bears." Oh, my!" The Scarecrow gasped."Now don't start that," Dorothy moaned.She pulled her two companions closer on each side of her as they walked down the path.Toto, trotting along at Dorothy's heels, suddenly ran in front of them, excitedly barking at something in the forest."Rooooar!".