I took ten minutes fooling around with holsters to find two that fit our new web belts. I picked up a file, two black grit sharpening stones and a cou...le little white Arkansas stones to sharpen our KaBars. They always shipped from the factory duller than snot.I went wandering around looking through his older stock to find a couple of M65 field jackets that would fit us, with liners. I had to get the owner involved but we did it. I filled the cart with a couple pair of paratrooper boots for each. "Well, it seems there was little my regiment could have done under the circumstances, and taking to their heels at least preserved the greater part of them for the later battle at Waterloo."He paused, and then said, "Tell me, what happened on the ridge of Mont St Jean, Captain, for I have heard rumours that my regiment left its position without orders."I told him that we had retired only after receiving the order from General Halkett himself, and then had participated in the repulse of. "We all laughed at that."Here, let me help you with this..." she said, not even waiting for Angie to slip out of her little t-shirt dress. She just reached down and grabbed the lower hem. "Lift..." she grinned.Angie raised her arms, and Mariska quickly whisked the dress off. Tossing it to Steve, she made him blush when she smiled, "You look like you really want this. Can't say that I blame you."While we could see all of Mariska, we could only make out the outline of Angie's body below her. Nemesis and Nightmare stayed in the shadows as they sneaked up on the robbery; thus, they were not seen by any of the eight men who were intent on the business at hand. Nemesis and Nightmare had no trouble closing to arm's length of the crooks. Each one used her baton to break a knee.This both eliminated two of the crooks and so startled everybody else that they had plenty of time to strike the two remaining crooks. The victims of the crooks were still having problems comprehending what was.