I’m not a bad dancer, if I do say so myself, in fact, that’s one of the things that brought Linda and I together. We got a table for two, a couple...of drinks, and then it was on the dance floor. We were both having a great time. After we were both a little tired after dancing for almost forty five minutes straight, Linda excused herself to go to the ladies room. I watched her graceful walk as she left. I thought I also saw her make eye contact with a good looking guy sitting at a table in the. " I said."You're just jealous." Mai stuck her tongue out at me. "Oh! Speaking of jealous; Anzu, you have got to see what I bought Yugi-bear!" Don't I get to see it?" Mutou pleaded. "You keep saying it's for me!" You'll see it when I wear it." His wife grinned at him."I don't want to see anything under a size 50." Anzu groaned. She had been lamenting her weight ever since her pregnancy became obvious."You're not that big." Mai dismissed the complaint as she pulled a suitcase from one of the. 000 against the fish, but that was only two battles, so we tried not to get overconfident. Unfortunately, we did make a serious mistake on our next strike.We had been so successful with our attack on Paradise, that we thought we'd try an experiment with our next effort. This was a situation similar to Paradise, where the fish had occupied only a limited number of locations on the planet and exercised their control from these citadels. The natives of this planet, Holorin, looked like the koalas. On the other hand, the Chief Technician might be a simple embezzler, buying excessive amounts of certain chemicals and reselling them elsewhere at a profit to him; or he could be incompetent, buying too much simply because he was offered a special price if he bought in larger quantities. That used to happen with carbon copying paper, Reg had read, and some organisations ended up with masses of unused carbon paper that was no longer required; all down to pressure selling techniques where a.