.. one Ithink... you're gonna like...."A spotlight flashed on Stage Left where Robyn and I would soon make ourentrance."As you watch," Edie continued,..."I want you to listen to the words... andthink about them." Her voice picked up as she prepared for her song."You've all heard of Talking Heads. Well get a load of Walking Butts!"The music kicked on full force as the lesbian stage hand casuallyprodded us in a very private place, forcing Robyn and me to mince onstage. Riotous cheering rattled my. Hank knew he wouldn't be on his feet long, as he felt her sharp little teeth on his throbbing shaft. Nedra liked to play rough, he didn't mind but rarely returned the same type of play, she enjoyed the sting of pain, even sexually the thought of giving another person pain was not what Hank enjoyed but with Nedra who had a way of drawing one into her little games Hank didn't argue often. Hank suddenly found himself naked flat on his back his arms and legs spread wide, silken ropes around his. He wasn't an old dude, but around Steve's age. He enjoyed the view as the ladies boarded the ship. There were forty or so other people aboard. When we were ready to move out, we set our sails. We had to navigate carefully, because of the heavy traffic on the water. After sailing for a while, we finally anchored, but away from the crush of boats. We were big, and with huge masts, so we didn't want to end up in everyone else's way.Brendon had plenty of food and drink on board the boat. On most. But there's no nutrition in it for us at all. Even Earth vegetation won't grow here, the chemical structure's all wrong" Does that hold true reciprocally?" Igwanda asked."Both ways; they can't eat Earth food either. Or us, if you're concerned about carnivores, Colonel. Eden animals likely can't even scent us, for that matter. Biochemically the two worlds are completely incompatible."I'll give you all an example. Virtually all Earth plants rely on photosynthesis, of course—light, whether solar.