Further to our previous review of Active Duty's Firewatch 3, where we explained that Mr Johnson was having trouble seeing it through to he end without popping his cork, well the good news is we made it. But boy did it take a while.
We are so enamoured of Mr Fox whose somewhat feline facial features, almond eyes and elegant bone structure combined with his energy and determination, make us wonder if Fox is the most appropriate moniker for this tiger. As we stated earlier we are introduced to fun size Mr Nick Gunner, who make be small and perfectly formed in stature, but has a powerful presence where it matters. Much to the delight of Mr Fox who can barely control his excitement. We like a gentleman who takes his work seriously and enjoys his job. Mr Fox has a passion for it.
After a brief nosh, Mr Gunner turns around and present his charms (POP!). We don't think Mr Johnson has ever seen anything more charming and Mr Fox certainly laps it up (POP!) Having tasted these delights, Mr Fox digitally delves deep sending Mr Gunner's eyes rolling back in his head(pop!). Mr Gunner is turned around and Mr Fox obviously hits the spot as it is not long before Mr Gunner's honourbale discharge, which is also lapped up by Mr Fox (POP!). Next Mr Gunner leans over the arm of the sofa mounts a private show for Mr Fox, which is more than he can bare. More than he can bear twice (POP!) (POP!). Mr Fox cleans up after himself with glee (POP!). Mr Fox obviously has a taste for the finer things in life. There is much admiration of Mr Gunner's aforementioned arms and the scene and movie sadly closes. Firewatch 3 is a gift from Mr Dink Flamingo that Mr Johnson knows will keep on giving.
Thank you Mr Flamingo & Active Duty!
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