Nodding my head in thanks, I said, "Sir, you do know where we're headed on this path, right? This could wind up making Matewan look like a minor dog f...ght. So, before everyone starts swinging, I'd like to propose an alternative."After getting the sign to continue, I said, "What we'd like is a chance to poll the students and see if there is an alternative to the arbitrary selection methods in place now; perhaps some kind of a 'true' lottery system. Names could be drawn by students and pass. .. We tried to save you from that." The woman. She squinted in the direction of the voice. "Really it might have been better if you hadn't taken that off. Less distressing." The older woman came into the light and took the blindfold from Julia's limp hand. Then she smiled. "My name is Joan, and this is David." She gestured toward the dark-haired man, who held up a drink and nodded. "You'll be our guest for the holidays."Julia shook her head and tried to speak around the gag."I'm afraid so,. The good news was that there was no sign of a downed plane, and a crash in that verdant forest would have left obvious scars in the foliage for anyone in another plane to see. The possibility of a wild goose chase began to look more likely as he slowly zig zagged over the trees. After a couple of hours of that the first signs of modern civilization began to appear. Cleared land, small dwellings, crops, roads, and the occasional motor transport began to dot the landscape. On the horizon a large. They disappeared under the skirt where I saw a beautifully curved ass that looked like something out of my dreams. It took Connie three tries to get my attention to hand me my beer.I stumbled toward the stage, looking over my shoulder to catch another glimpse of her, wondering what she looked like. She stayed in the doorway, just out of my sight, so I finally gave up and sat behind the mixer, ready to start the show.The singer gave me the thumbs up, so I brought up the system and the opening.