Machine guns didn't appeal to me, since I wasn't in a real war. Besides I had seen too many images of men standing in the street firing on full auto i...to a tree line. Any reasonable person knew, that one man inside those trees, with only a decent sniper rifle, could have killed them all and still had time for a take out lunch. I found my old antique .30 cal carbine from World War II. Like all my guns it came with a story, It was supposed to have been used by a member of the 101 airborne on D. It is also my middle name, thank you very much!"Caught between a rock and a hard place, Jennifer profusely apologized for disrespecting the name Petunia. She continued until she spied Alex through the corner of her eye holding in laughter, not very successfully. Stopping in mid sentence she looked directly at Alex who then lost it and burst out laughing, followed by his Dad and Mom."Oh come ON!" laughed Alex. In his best impersonation of his Mothers voice said, 'My Great Aunt on my Mother's. But he grabbed my arm and, without saying a word, motioned for me to come with him. I didn't know what to think. By now everyone else was gone for sure, the place was empty and I was a little scared, but of course I was overjoyed that Tony would give me the time of day. So I followed him and we went under the bleachers a ways, not far from where I had jacked off that time.Tony led me back to a more secluded spot where it was pretty dark since the stadium lights had gone off, but there was kind. "They found me, I didn't find them." You had to stay until the last one died," said Mom."I know ... losing Simone and David was very hard on me." I think they helped you grow up."Vee looked at Gary and Gary looked at Vee... "Grow up?" In your term I am very old, but in Mother's eye I am a Young Adult. Company is just a kid ... or so She says," explained April."So we're just children?" Vee asked."No. You exist in a different time scheme. It's apples to oranges," Mother said. She hemmed a bit,.