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  1. This chapter was amusing. I recall George was annoyed Eastwick left with Madame Bonaparte to 'look at a painting.' In this case, George and Napoleon have common cause as they were both being cheated on, though George can't say it. He can point out his wife put him in the same position and he wouldn't cause it to happen to another.
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    Chapter 31 S2

    We'll blame the late chapter on Louella.
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    Chapter 31 S2

    If you're ever assaulted or robbed, you want your assailant to be stupid enough to get his weapon into contact range. I've successfully used the one hand distraction method myself and it works. I wasn't impressed by Barry's other friends before. They come, make a mess, and leave.
  4. From the Old English mrygth, which is of Germanic origin.
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    Chapter 14

    I've read it twice so far.
  6. I believe @Myr has released The Four Horsemen of the Joypocalypse.
  7. From the Latin exultantem, meaning boastful.
  8. We're on a joyful tear with euphoric, blissful, and elated all in a row.
  9. From the Latin elatus, meaning uplifted or exalted.
  10. Yes, if you ever fall from a high place, try to look up.
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    Chapter 30 S2

    I hear he's trying for a walk on in one of @Mark Arbour's works next.
  12. I think we English speakers get a perverted blissfulness from the sibilant sounds we hiss at each other.
  13. From Proto-Germanic blithsjo.
  14. Anything euphoric can be addictive. I've managed to avoid most addictions, like the one to exercise.
  15. From the Greek euphoros, meaning healthy. Originally, euphoric and euphoria were medical terms.
  16. The sludge of bureaucracy. No system is without it.
  17. Spoonbending. Mighty big spoon there. All those powers don't negate the need to rest or miraculously solve problems.
  18. Looks right to me. Hehe
  19. It would be a shame if Xan Thicke wasn't a natural blonde.
  20. From the French xanthique.
  21. Gobbledygook is eternal and has been with us forever, but the word only dates from 1944.
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    Chapter 30 S2

    If I recall correctly, the evil ones are stuck in a misshapen form. If Louella gets anything, make it lots of bon bons.
  23. @sandrewn Without gobbledygook, many professionals would have no jobs.
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