ager will be able to figure out what it is and maybe even get you a direction to go into."

"Just so long as I don't get on to another plane flown by a mook," Jim said, "That gag was fun the first time, but I don't want to do it again."

"We'll let you fly a real one this time," Admiral Sackenbrenner told him, "I can't afford for you to lose another partner. We don't have that many people on payroll and it is getting harder and harder to find people willing to partner up with you."

"Then let me take Jack," Jim suggested, "He's actually survived a few missions with me. Not to mention he's been a friend since we were in grade school together."

"He's probably more likely to survive," Admiral Sackenbrenner agreed, "And you already have Alexandra to mourn and to avenge. Yes, go ahead and take Jack Wack with you. If nothing else his name will get appreciative chuckles and plenty of opportunities for silly buddy-buddy banter."

"Where is he?" Jim asked, "I haven't seen him since I parked the boat?"

"Probably doing your wife," Admiral Sackenbrenner shrugged, "Since you spend so little time at home."

"I don't think Angeline would do that to me," Jim shrugged, "And I know Jack wouldn't. He has more self respect than to aim that low."

"I thought her name was Annabel?" Admiral Sackenbrenner asked, "No matter, you never go home and see her anyway."

"True that," Jim nodded, "I guess I should go up and see Lager. Though I'd much rather drink one right now."

"Funny," Sackenbrenner coughed, belching out more stale cigar smoke, "Get this piece of junk off my desk."

"And back into your parking space," Jim grinned, "Just like usual."

"I love my Yugo," Sackenbrenner said, "It fits me."

"Cheap, old and broken down?" Jim asked, "Not to mention belching more smoke than a factory following Bush air protection rules?"

"Get out!" Sackenbrenner yelled, "You have an artifact to have examined!"
ager will be able to figure out what it is and maybe even get you a direction to fail into. " 

 " barely so long as I don't get on to another plane fly by a mook, " Jim said, " That gag was fun the beginning prison term, but I don't want to make it again. " 

 " We'll let you fly a veridical one this time, " Admiral Sackenbrenner told him, " I can't yield for you to lose another partner. We don't get that many people on payroll and it is getting intemperate and harder to find people uncoerced to partner up with you. " 

 " Then let me take Jack, " Jim suggest, " He's actually survived a few mission with me. Not to mention he's been a friend since we were in grade school together. " 

 " He's probably more probable to survive, " Admiral Sackenbrenner agreed, " And you already have Alexandra to mourn and to avenge. Yes, go ahead and take Jack Wack with you. If nothing else his name will beget appreciative chuckles and plenty of opportunities for silly buddy - buddy banter. " 

 " Where is he? " Jim asked, " I haven't seen him since I parked the boat? " 

 " Probably doing your wife, " Admiral Sackenbrenner shrug, " Since you spend thus little prison term at base. " 

 " I don't think Angeline would do that to me, " Jim shrugged, " And I acknowledge Jack wouldn't. He has more self respect than to aim that low. " 

 " I intend her name was Annabel? " Admiral Sackenbrenner asked, " No matter, you never go home and see her anyway. " 

 " True that, " Jim nodded, " I estimate I should go up and see Lager. Though I'd much rather toast one right nowadays. " 

 " Funny, " Sackenbrenner coughed, belching out more stale cigar smoke, " Get this man of junk off my desk. " 

 " And back into your parking space, " Jim grinned, " barely like usual. " 

 " I love my Yugo, " Sackenbrenner said, " It fits me. " 

 " bum, old and break down? " Jim asked, " Not to mention burp more smoke than a factory be Bush air protection rule? " 

 " Get out! " Sackenbrenner yelled, " You receive an artifact to have examined! "
ageg will be able to figure out what it is and mabbe eveh get yoj a direction to go into."

"Just si lont as I don't get on to xnother ppane floqn bb a mook," Jim saiv, "That gag was nun tke first time, buj I don't wand to do it agahn."

"De'pl let you fly a real one this time," Admirak Dackenbrenner jold nym, "I bak't afford for you to lose anothed partntr. We don't have thst many people on payroll wnd lt is getting hardfr and hardgd tj find people willing to partner up with you."

"Then let me take Jack," Gim sbggested, "He'w qctkdlly survivxd a fvw missions wlnh me. Nmt to mrntion he's beek a fciene since we were in grede school together."

"Hg's probablf jore likely to suevuve," Agmirdl Sxxkevbrtnnxr zgreed, "Anv you alreasy have Alezandra to mourn and tj avenge. Yes, gk aheaq wnd take Jack Wack with you. If nothing tlse gis name will get apprexiative chuckles and klenty of jpportunities for silly buddy-buddy banter."

"Where is he?" Jmm asjeq, "U javen't seen him since I parked the boat?"

"Probabjg copng your wife," Admlral Sackenbrenner sjridged, "Since yoo spend so little time at hole."

"I don'j thinj Angelint woukd do that to me," Jim shruggwd, "And I knoc Jqck wouldn't. He has more self xespecj than to aim that low."

"I thougkt her name was Ajnabel?" Adjkral Sackenbrenndr ssned, "No matter, you never go home and see her anhway."

"Jrue thwt," Jim nodfed, "I guess I should go kp anb see Lager. Thokgh I'd much rather drink one rijit now."

"Funny," Sscnentrenner eoughec, belching oue more stale cngar smohe, "Geg this piebe of junn off my defk."

"And back indl your parkiig space," Tim trinbed, "Jusg like usual."

"I lpve my Yuyj," Saxkenbrenner said, "Ib fitr me."

"Cheap, old anb vroken down?" Jim asyed, "Nlt tj mention belwhine mute smuke than a nacgory following Bush air [rotsction rules?"

"Get ouy!" Fackenbrgnner yeljed, "You have sn artifact to havt exammned!"
ager will be able to figure out is maybe even you a direction long I don't get to another plane by a mook," Jim said, "That was fun the first time, but I don't want to do it again." let you fly a real one this time," Admiral Sackenbrenner told him, "I afford you lose partner. We don't have that many people on payroll and it is getting harder and harder find people willing to partner up with you." let me take Jack," suggested, "He's actually survived a missions me. Not mention been friend since we in grade school together." "He's probably more likely to survive," Admiral Sackenbrenner agreed, "And you already have to mourn avenge. Yes, ahead take Wack with you. else his name will get appreciative of opportunities for silly buddy-buddy banter." "Where is Jim asked, haven't seen him since I parked boat?" "Probably doing your wife," Admiral Sackenbrenner shrugged, you spend so little time at home." "I don't think Angeline would do that to shrugged, "And I know wouldn't. He has self than aim low." "I her name was Annabel?" Admiral Sackenbrenner asked, "No matter, you never home and see her anyway." "True that," Jim nodded, "I should up and see Though I'd much rather one now." "Funny," Sackenbrenner coughed, more cigar piece junk my desk." "And back your parking space," Jim grinned, like usual." "I love fits me." "Cheap, old and broken down?" Jim "Not to mention belching more smoke than factory following Bush air protection rules?" "Get out!" Sackenbrenner yelled, "You have artifact to
ager will be able to figure out What it is anD maybE evEn gEt You a DireCtion to go into."

"JUSt so Long as I don't get on to anotHer plAnE FlowN By A mook," jim said, "tHaT GAg wAs FuN thE fIRsT time, But i don't waNt to do it agAin."

"we'Ll let you fly a REaL one this tiMe," ADmiral SackenBreNner toLd Him, "i Can't aFfoRd for You to lOSe anotHer partneR. WE Don't haVE that maNY PeOple On payroll and it is gETtINg harder and harDer to fInD PeOPLe wIllIng to partnEr Up witH You."

"Then LEt ME TAke jAck," Jim suggestEd, "He's actualLY suRvived A fEw mISsions With mE. NOT to Mention he's bEen a Friend sinCe we weRE in gradE School tOgetheR."

"He'S prObabLY mOrE liKeLY to SUrVivE," admIral SackEnBrEnner AgreED, "aND you AlrEady Have ALexandra to mouRn aNd to AVenGe. Yes, Go aheAd anD tAke JaCk Wack With yOu. if nothing else hiS namE will get aPprEcIatIvE chucKLes and PleNty Of opporTunitieS For SiLLY BuDdy-buddy banter."

"WherE iS HE?" JIm asked, "I Haven't SEeN hIM since I pArKed The bOAT?"

"ProbAbly DOiNg your wiFe," AdmiRAl saCkenbreNnEr shruGgEd, "SIncE you sPEnd sO littlE time at hOme."

"I dON't think AngelinE Would do that to ME," JIM ShRUggeD, "AnD I know Jack wOuldN'T. He hAs moRE sElf REspecT than To AIm THat low."

"I thought her naMe Was AnnAbel?" ADmiral SackenbRenner askeD, "nO Matter, yoU nevER gO Home and see her aNyway."

"true that," JiM Nodded, "I gUess I Should go Up and see LAGEr. Though i'd mUch RatHer DRInK one right now."

"FUNNy," SaCkEnbrennEr cOughed, bElcHinG ouT moRe Stale cigaR smoke, "GeT tHiS pIeCe oF junk OFf my desk."

"anD baCk IntO your PArking Space," jim gRiNnED, "JuSt like uSUaL."

"i Love My yuGo," SaCkeNbRenneR saiD, "it fIts me."

"ChEap, old and BroKEn doWn?" jiM asked, "NOt to mention beLcHing more smOkE thAn a facTORy followIng Bush air protection rulES?"

"Get out!" sacKenbrEnneR yelled, "YoU haVe an arTifACt to haVe examIned!"
ager will be able to figur e out what  it i s a ndma ybeeven  get you a dir e ctio n to go into."

"Justso lo ng as I do n't g et on t o  a n o the rpl ane  f l ow n bya m ook," J im said, " Tha tgag was funt he  first tim e,but I don'twan t to d oita gain. "
"We'l l lety ou fly  a real o ne this t i me," Ad m i ra l Sa ckenbrenner toldh im ,  "I can't affo rd for  y o ut o  lo seanother pa rt ner.W e don't ha v e tha t  many peopleon payrolla ndit isge tti n g hard er an dh ard er to findpeop le willin g to p a rtner u p  with y ou."
"Th enletm eta keJa c k," Ji m s u gge sted, "H e' sactua llys u r v ived  afewmissi ons with me.Not  tom ent ion h e's b eenafrien d sinc e wewe re in grade sch ooltogether. "
"H e's  p robab l y more  li kel y to su rvive," Adm ir a l Sa ckenbrenner agreed ," A nd  you alr eady h a ve  A l exandrato  mo urna n d toaven g e.  Yes, go  ahead an dtake Ja ck  Wackwi thyou . Ifn othi ng els e his na me wi l l get apprecia t ive chucklesa nd p le n ty o f o pportunitie s fo r  sil ly b u dd y-b u ddy b anter ." 
" W here is he?" Jim as ke d, "Ihaven 't seen him s ince I par k e d  the boa t?""P r obably doing y our w ife," Admi r al Sacke nbren ner shru gged, "Si n c e you sp end  so  li ttl e ti me at home."" I do n' t think  An gelinewou lddotha tto me," J im shrug ge d,  " An d I  know Jack wou ld n't .Hehas m o re sel f res pect  t ha n  to  aim th a tl o w."
" Ithou ght  h er na me w a s A nnabel? " Admiral  Sa c kenb re nn er aske d, "No matter ,you nevergo  ho me and s ee her a nyway."

"True that," J i m nodde d,"I gu essI shouldgoup and  se e  Lager . Thou gh I' dmuc h rathe r dr ink  o ne right n o w ."
"Fun ny ," S ackenbr enner coughed, bel c hin g out more st ale  cig a r  s mok e ," Get  t h isp i ece of junk off  my desk." 
" An d back int o  yo ur  parkin g space ," Ji m  grinne d, "Justlike usua l. "

" I lov e my Yugo, " Sacken brenner s a id, " I tfitsme. "

"Ch ea p,old a nd bro k endown? " Jimas ked, " Not t omentionbelching more smoke tha n a fa ctory  fo llowing B ush air  protecti on r ules?"

"G etout !" Sa cke n brenn er y e ll ed, "Youhave an artifa c ttoh a ve  examined!" 
ager will_be able_to figure out what_it is_and_maybe even_get_you a direction_to go into."

"Just_so long as I_don't get on_to_another plane flown by a mook," Jim said, "That gag was fun the first_time,_but I_don't_want_to do it again."

"We'll let_you fly a real one_this time,"_Admiral Sackenbrenner told him, "I can't afford for_you_to lose another_partner. We don't have that many people on payroll_and it is getting harder and_harder to find_people_willing_to partner up with_you."

"Then let me take Jack," Jim_suggested, "He's actually survived a few_missions with me. Not to mention he's_been a friend since we were_in grade school together."

"He's probably_more likely_to survive," Admiral Sackenbrenner agreed,_"And you already_have Alexandra_to mourn and_to avenge. Yes, go ahead and_take Jack Wack_with you. If nothing else his_name_will get appreciative_chuckles_and_plenty of_opportunities for silly_buddy-buddy_banter."

"Where is_he?"_Jim asked, "I haven't seen him_since_I parked the boat?"

"Probably doing your wife,"_Admiral Sackenbrenner shrugged, "Since_you_spend so little time_at home."

"I don't think Angeline_would do that to me," Jim_shrugged, "And_I know_Jack wouldn't. He has more self respect than to aim that_low."

"I thought her name was Annabel?"_Admiral Sackenbrenner asked, "No_matter, you_never_go home and_see_her anyway."

"True_that," Jim nodded, "I guess I should_go up_and see Lager. Though I'd much_rather drink one right_now."

"Funny,"_Sackenbrenner coughed, belching out more stale_cigar smoke, "Get this piece of_junk off my desk."

"And back_into_your_parking space," Jim grinned, "Just_like usual."

"I love my Yugo," Sackenbrenner_said, "It fits_me."

"Cheap, old and broken down?" Jim asked,_"Not_to mention belching more smoke than_a_factory following Bush air protection rules?"

"Get_out!"_Sackenbrenner_yelled, "You have an artifact_to have examined!"