They've got bruises from the Avers. I've got them from both groups. You'll stay for lunch? Good. Sally will you take care of Angie. Angie anything, an...thing at all, you have heard or will hear today or will deduce in the future is covered and you don't really want to find out how deep it is covered by the Official Secrets Act."Admiral Higgins gently confirmed this. The Chef appeared"Get your lunch, you horrible lot, no one spoils my food. Hello Admiral, get moving." Hello Wally, I heard you. At a dirt road, they turned left and continued three miles to an old white columned, antebellum-style house. Imp explained.Mishka parked the Suburban in front, and they piled out, mounted the porch, attempted to ring the doorbell, and knocked on the door. Hearing no answer, they tried the door and found it locked. Imp told them.The group walked around the side, still on the porch, and Mishka tried the windows and the side door without success. Finally, in the rear of the house a garage stood. One was on her back lying on a settle pulling a proverbial train. The other appeared to be lying on her stomach over a bar stool taking on all comers at both ends, and shouting “Next” whenever one of the guys finished.I’ve never been into group - or public sex – and I can’t say that either does anything for me. But like most guys, I do have a bit of the voyeur in me. So after watching the antics for a little while, I’d taken to propping up the main bar and trying to watch proceedings in the. The new girl accompanied by Miss Yvette and Madame Hester opened theshow. She was without a wig and in a male dressing gown, while MissYvette and Madame Hester were in maid's costumes. In front of a largewater tub, they broke into the classic song from - South Pacific- "I'mgoing to wash that man right out of my hair." Although the words wereunchanged, the two maids appeared to take many liberties with thegestures and movements.The audience certainly enjoyed the X rated version of the song. At.