Last week's class had been handwavily cancelled, but Murdock was back full force today ( Read more... )

"Okay. Today's class is gonna cover dogfighting. No, I don't mean the kind with animals. I'm talkin' about combat aerial maneuvers. There's generally two ways to do it, offensive or defensive ( Read more... )

Murdock had the SERF set up to simulate a small airport and runway. There was a small cessena for each student ( Read more... )

Murdock had the SERF all set up to resemble a hanger. Scattered about were various types of aircraft, ranging from small cessenas to a DC-3. There was even a chopper or two thrown in ( Read more... )

As usual, class was being held in the SERF. Murdock had developed a fondness for it. Where else could one fly anything imaginable?

"Hey class! Today we're going to try out a few flight runs and even get into space flight. Won't that be fun?"

Or else it could be cause for a panic attack.

"So hop into a plane or a spaceship, and have at!"

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Tomorrow was Thanksgiving. This meant that Murdock had colored paper, glue and scissors available if any students felt like making a paper turkey.

Some might wonder if he thought this study hall thing was for first graders.

Well... he was having fun at any rate.

There was an assortment of breakfast-y items and beverages in case anyone needed a quick engery source. And Murdock was hoping he wouldn't get too bored today, so he had with him a stack of his favorite comic books.

He might even share.

Class was meeting back in the SERF today. Murdock was a bit more serious than he usually was. It might have something to do with the jet fighters that were lined up ( Read more... )

Other than the time he'd gone voting and chatting in the park, Murdock had spent most of yesterday setting up some security measures at the house. It was also a way to keep himself out of modded Mary's way as she worked on decorating the house ( Read more... )

Study hall should be fun right? So Murdock was armed with an assortment of colored paper with him. He figured that any students not interested in studying could build paper airplanes.

He even brought markers in case anyone wanted to really dress their planes up. He certainly would be!

Maybe they could even have a paper airplane flying contest!