Left to last while OTHER (read that as you wish) aircraft were being hangared to get them out of the coming storm, a single hailstone managed to put a...hole straight through the left wing ... missed everything but the skin, a minor miracle because the stone was the size of a baseball."You get an A&P to fix that and sign off on it and you can fly it," said the FAA ... sign off being the operative word ... when one of the network of Time watchers just happened to see the advertisement .... "Not at all, I like big women." Ha, well I am certainly that," she smiled as her large breasts heaved."Can I buy you a drink, Debbie?" asked Simon."Yes thank you, a gin and tonic please," she said as her hopes increased.They talked for a little while about their offices and the people in them but Debbie was wondering if Simon was going to make a move on her or whether she should say something. They seemed to be getting on fine but still, no sexual suggestions had been made when out of the blue. "Well," Jerry said. "We are all done for this trip. We still have a lot of work to do, but most of it can be done back in Michigan."Liz put her hand on Jerry's thigh and said, "So you're free for the rest of the weekend. That's great, we will have a ball. We don't ever have time for fun when we come here."Jerry smiled and glanced at his watch. "We best get a move on if we want to get to the theater on time." Okay," Marge said. "We can take a hint. You guys go get dressed and then we will change. "Yes, ma'am," I said." Call me Mabel," she said. "It's not my name, but everybody calls me 'Mabel.' I like it." OK... Mabel." Mabel, Mabel, get off the table -- that quarter's for beer!" she said.What? What was she talking about? I didn't say anything."That's just something people used to say," she explained. "It's like a joke -- see? That's the kind of name 'Mabel' is -- a barmaid's name! That's why I like it! Never mind about my given name. Never liked it. Just call me Mabel!" Yes, ma'am.".