.. Hey, Archy!"Archy grinned. "June hates the name Tiny." You're not to use it at all, Archy!" June said, but she was smiling as she said it."I'm sorr..., June," I repeated. "I only knew him by that nickname."June nodded. "His parents even call him that! There are only three people that can call him anything else. Cammy and Lynette call him TB, and I call him my 'Teddy Bear.' From now on, Kristen, you can call him TB as well."We all laughed at that."How do we do this?" June asked. She sounded. ‎‎”I’m fine, just keep the kids away from me and you stay back at least ten feet,” I said with a laugh. “I don’t have a fever, so I don’t think I’m contagious and I don’t think I have been for a couple of days at least,” I explained.‎‎”Well Lila is bringing lunches over from the shelter, so unless you don’t feel like eating, this might be a good day to let them bring you one,” she said. “If you insist, you can make a two dollar donation.”‎‎”Sounds reasonable so whats on the menu?” I. We pulled up outside John Rosh Avenue, near the Olympic Park, in London,. Very quietly, we approached No 41, pulled on our stockings over our heads and knocked on the door. A lady opened it and quickly, we pushed her inside the house and shut the door. "where is the safe?"12.35am - By now the lady was really frightened and she did exactly what we told said. We ran upstairs and proceeded to the master bedroom. When we opened the door, they found a man cowering in the corner. He was wearing. Well who ever it was, they sure as hell were making quite a racket in there, so Andy put his ear to the door, listened for a few moments, and then slowly turned the handle and pushed into the supposedly empty office. What he saw totally floored him, and for several seconds he stood there slack jawed, and quite unable to speak! "I-I-I'm sorry," a red faced Andy stammered, "I heard the glass breaking and just wanted to make sure everything was okay!" The reason for his discomfort was seated in a.