We'll live through this.Kaoru: Kenshin, dinner. Do you want some rice balls?Kenshin: I'll just have some tea.Kaoru: I guess Misao didn't make it in ti...e... Kenshin: What?Kaoru: Oh, nothing.Yahiko: They're taking their time. If they're coming they should just come. How do you think they'll attack first?Sanosuke: No question about it. They'll start out with a blast from that cannon--(The sound of an explosion.)Yahiko: They're here!(Fireworks light up the sky.)Yahiko: It's just fireworks. Sure. .. No, a win-win-win situation for the Professor, the university and the students ... I'd say student body, but that would be taking irony and word-play too far.There were 120 boys and girls in their late teens crammed into the lecture hall. That was five times the number in old, boring lecture courses. The students' interest had increased when he'd changed the Course Title from Primitive Rites and Modern Rituals to the cheeky, sassy and sex-savvy moniker Social Spanking can be fun! It's. I waited for a few minutes and nothing happened. Like I thought, nothing.I stood up to take it back to the garage when I felt woozy, the roomstarted to spin and I must have fainted. I awoke a little later feelingdisoriented. When I got my bearings, I realized, I was in my old room atmy parents house, and something was weird, it looked the same way it didwhen I was 14. Could it be? I looked at my digital watch laying on thedresser and sure enough it was 1985. It had worked, I couldn't. Heather grabbed a change of clothes and her schoolbooks, and then they were on their way back to Colin’s dorm, joyful at their time together. Heather turned on her radio and they sang with the music. Heather marvelled at his sense of pitch, marvelled at his ability to harmonize. She herself felt like a sore frog when she tried to sing, but Colin encouraged her. ‘You sound fine. There’s nothing wrong with your voice.’ And finally, she sung, abandoning her embarrassment in the sheer joy of.