Johnny Jets In

Another old friend returns to Call for Help. Johnny Jet!!

5 Replies to “Johnny Jets In”

Wheres Amber Airplane?!

I don’t really remember him? Sounds familliar, but nope still don’t remember.

I remeber Johnny Jet, you know cheap airfares online? Thats when I learnt Roger had been to Australia and loved it and Leo said he would like to come over here! (So it was one of my happiest days!!)

That’s one cute girl. How do we get Canadian Call For Help in the States, eh?

Glad to see he jeted back in i still miss call for help

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