We might've had a little chitchat about how she'd spent the past hour, but we ran into some close friends and a potential client almost simultaneously...as I pulled her along the hallway. They took us completely out of our confrontation. One thing led to another and then it was 11:59. Sixty seconds later Cindy locked her mouth against mine and probed my mouth with her tongue like she was trying to tickle my tonsils. At the same time she pressed her thigh between my legs and her pubus against my. She didn't bother talking on it after dialing; she handed it to me instead."Hello? Erin?" No It's Ral." Oh, is the date over already?" Well, dinner is, but something dawned on me when Erin suggested getting protection for tonight." Oh. Oh, you're worried about what we've been doing and not using anything?"I started to nod in my panic, but realized the stupidity of it and said, "Yes." Don't worry about that, I've been unable to get pregnant for a couple of years now. I lost my ovaries to cysts. Asana slowly walked me through which combination to push that would return her and her sister to their normal forms. Obediently, I followed her instructions to the letter. The results were interesting.There was a shimmering about both women as they began to change shape. The outline of their form became distorted for a few seconds as things progressed. Slowly everything came together in a small ball of green light and then they separated into two distinct columns standing side by side. The two. We noticed an ugly waveform on the end-op line, but didn't track it down to anything. Tuesday we identified Y branch code 9 and the no-refetch flag as being involved in all of the failures, and Steve told us that the instruction was executing one time more than it should have. I can't help but think that the end-op signal has something to do with that! He also showed us that the byte logic unit control field was involved, and we identified which code points were involved Wednesday morning..