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No one in particular: Couple of CharLEYs instead of CharLIE, for some reason.

2012-12-21T19:56:57Z

Couple of CharLEYs instead of CharLIE, for some reason.

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	And if there was, then there was a better than 92% chance that the agency behind it was [[Charlescomm]].		And if there was, then there was a better than 92% chance that the agency behind it was [[Charlescomm]].

-	If Stanley knew that, he might go after [[Charlie]] immediately. Parson couldn't think of a worse idea. If you had a guy like Charlie undermining you for some reason, you did not let on that you knew about it. The thing to do was to figure out what ~~Charley~~'s game was, and play him from there. Stanley couldn't do that.	+	If Stanley knew that, he might go after [[Charlie]] immediately. Parson couldn't think of a worse idea. If you had a guy like Charlie undermining you for some reason, you did not let on that you knew about it. The thing to do was to figure out what Charlie's game was, and play him from there. Stanley couldn't do that.

	Parson wasn't sure he could either. But if he wanted to try, he was going to have to take [[Maggie]]'s advice and talk to Wanda's Archons.		Parson wasn't sure he could either. But if he wanted to try, he was going to have to take [[Maggie]]'s advice and talk to Wanda's Archons.
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	Oh boy.		Oh boy.

-	It had been several weeks since he'd asked any of the Archons to go with him on [[Regent\|rounds]]. Besides the Gobwin problem, Parson had developed a laundry list of other questions about ~~Charley~~ during his strategy sessions with [[Jack Snipe\|Jack]]. But he'd been putting off taking those questions to the Archons because, well...	+	It had been several weeks since he'd asked any of the Archons to go with him on [[Regent\|rounds]]. Besides the Gobwin problem, Parson had developed a laundry list of other questions about Charlie during his strategy sessions with [[Jack Snipe\|Jack]]. But he'd been putting off taking those questions to the Archons because, well...

	His dealings with these perfect little [[flying unit\|flying]] women had started out awkward, and only gone downhill from there.		His dealings with these perfect little [[flying unit\|flying]] women had started out awkward, and only gone downhill from there.

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 22:02, 18 July 2010

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	And for some reason, they couldn't find any, anywhere.		And for some reason, they couldn't find any, anywhere.

-	[[Sizemore Rockwell\|Sizemore]] had been busy, sending out parties of tunnel-capable units to look below ground. Many of the nearby [[~~mountains\|~~mountain]] [[hex]]es had [[tunnels\|tunnel]] systems, and it would have been normal to find a feral Gobwin tribe [[mine\|mining]] for [[upkeep]] in there somewhere.	+	[[Sizemore Rockwell\|Sizemore]] had been busy, sending out parties of tunnel-capable units to look below ground. Many of the nearby [[mountain]] [[hex]]es had [[tunnels\|tunnel]] systems, and it would have been normal to find a feral Gobwin tribe [[mine\|mining]] for [[upkeep]] in there somewhere.
	They had found only a lot of [[Marbit]]s, though, and Marbits and [[Elves]] would not ally with a side that used Gobwins, Hobgobwins, [[Witches]] or [[Daemons]].		They had found only a lot of [[Marbit]]s, though, and Marbits and [[Elves]] would not ally with a side that used Gobwins, Hobgobwins, [[Witches]] or [[Daemons]].

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 18:54, 13 July 2010

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	'''Turns since TBfGK: 38'''		'''Turns since TBfGK: 38'''

-	By his own choice, [[Parson Gotti\|Parson]] had taken up residence in one of the little houses near the [[Garrison]], at the corner of Thin Mint and Moe. It worked better than his [[tower]] quarters for rounds, and [[Stanley the Tool\|Stanley]] was less likely to drop by and bug him. But it did mean that getting called to [[Stanley the Tool\|The Tool's]] office for an ass-chewing always involved a long slog and a million stairs. That was the trade-off, and it was inevitable.	+	By his own choice, [[Parson Gotti\|Parson]] had taken up residence in one of the little houses near the [[Garrison]], at the corner of Thin Mint and Moe. It worked better than his [[City_Zones#Tower\|tower]] quarters for rounds, and [[Stanley the Tool\|Stanley]] was less likely to drop by and bug him. But it did mean that getting called to [[Stanley the Tool\|The Tool's]] office for an ass-chewing always involved a long slog and a million stairs. That was the trade-off, and it was inevitable.

	The new [[Tower of Efdup]] was nicely decorated and brightly lit. Parson thought it was kind of stuffy and fru-fru, but an improvement over the creepy-ass one with the body parts theme. It was possible to walk through the carpeted hallways and marble staircases without feeling stared at, or in danger of being groped by a light fixture.		The new [[Tower of Efdup]] was nicely decorated and brightly lit. Parson thought it was kind of stuffy and fru-fru, but an improvement over the creepy-ass one with the body parts theme. It was possible to walk through the carpeted hallways and marble staircases without feeling stared at, or in danger of being groped by a light fixture.

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	* {{note\|Beauty&Geek}} Beauty and the Geek is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek reality television series]		* {{note\|Beauty&Geek}} Beauty and the Geek is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek reality television series]
-	* {{note\|Hummina}} ~~This~~ is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.	+	* {{note\|Hummina}} "Humina" or "hummina" is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.
-	* {{note\|Galahad}} ~~Parson is referencing the end of~~ the Tale of Sir Galahad from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grail Monty Python and the Holy Grail]. Galahad ~~wishes to face~~ the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, ~~but Lancelot pulls him away~~, ~~for his own safety.~~	+	* {{note\|Galahad}} In the Tale of Sir Galahad from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grail Monty Python and the Holy Grail], Galahad is rescued from the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns by Sir Launcelot. He protests, "Look, let me go back in there and face the peril!"
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Dan Hoey: /* Real World References */ Expand Beauty&the Geek footnote

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-	* {{note\|Beauty&Geek}} [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek ~~TV-Show~~]	+	* {{note\|Beauty&Geek}} Beauty and the Geek is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek reality television series]
	* {{note\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.		* {{note\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.
	* {{note\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grail Monty Python and the Holy Grail]. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.		* {{note\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grail Monty Python and the Holy Grail]. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.

Hajo: /* Real World References */ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grail

2009-10-23T14:19:18Z

Real World References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grail

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	* {{note\|Beauty&Geek}} [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek TV-Show]		* {{note\|Beauty&Geek}} [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek TV-Show]
	* {{note\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.		* {{note\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.
-	* {{note\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.	+	* {{note\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grail Monty Python and the Holy Grail]. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.


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-	{{~~ref~~\|Beauty&Geek}} [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek]	+	* {{note\|Beauty&Geek}} [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek TV-Show]
-		+	* {{note\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.
-	{{~~ref~~\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.	+	* {{note\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.
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-	{{~~ref~~\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.	+


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Hajo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek

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	It was a weird problem. All the [[Gobwin]]s and [[Hobgobwin]]s were [[croaked]] in the eruption, of course. [[Wanda Firebaugh\|Wanda]] [[decrypted]] most of those, but they no longer counted as a separate [[tribe]]. They were just [[unit]]s of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[side]] now.		It was a weird problem. All the [[Gobwin]]s and [[Hobgobwin]]s were [[croaked]] in the eruption, of course. [[Wanda Firebaugh\|Wanda]] [[decrypted]] most of those, but they no longer counted as a separate [[tribe]]. They were just [[unit]]s of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[side]] now.

-	As tribes, natural allies could [[pop]] new units if they had extra [[Shmucker]]s. So Stanley had used the intervening [[turn]]s and a notable chunk of the [[treasury]] to repopulate the Hobgobwin tribe from the [[Vurp\|lone]] remaining [[Knight]] to around two hundred units, about forty or fifty of them Knights. But there were no Gobwins in Gobwin Knob.	+	As tribes, natural allies could [[pop]] new units if they had extra [[Shmucker]]s.
		+	So Stanley had used the intervening [[turn]]s and a notable chunk of the [[treasury]] to repopulate the Hobgobwin tribe from the [[Vurp\|lone]] remaining [[Knight]] to around two hundred units, about forty or fifty of them Knights.
		+	But there were no Gobwins in Gobwin Knob.

	And for some reason, they couldn't find any, anywhere.		And for some reason, they couldn't find any, anywhere.

-	[[Sizemore Rockwell\|Sizemore]] had been busy, sending out parties of tunnel-capable units to look below ground. Many of the nearby [[mountains\|mountain]] [[hex]]es had [[tunnels\|tunnel]] systems, and it would have been normal to find a feral Gobwin tribe [[mine\|mining]] for [[upkeep]] in there somewhere. They had found only a lot of [[Marbit]]s, though, and Marbits and [[Elves]] would not ally with a side that used Gobwins, Hobgobwins, [[Witches]] or [[Daemons]].	+	[[Sizemore Rockwell\|Sizemore]] had been busy, sending out parties of tunnel-capable units to look below ground. Many of the nearby [[mountains\|mountain]] [[hex]]es had [[tunnels\|tunnel]] systems, and it would have been normal to find a feral Gobwin tribe [[mine\|mining]] for [[upkeep]] in there somewhere.
		+	They had found only a lot of [[Marbit]]s, though, and Marbits and [[Elves]] would not ally with a side that used Gobwins, Hobgobwins, [[Witches]] or [[Daemons]].

	His [[Mathamancy Bracer\|bracer]] put it at a 98 percent chance that the [[Archon]]s should have spotted some Gobwins in the mountains or Sizemore found some below ground by now. They'd either rolled a critical fumble, or something weird was going on.		His [[Mathamancy Bracer\|bracer]] put it at a 98 percent chance that the [[Archon]]s should have spotted some Gobwins in the mountains or Sizemore found some below ground by now. They'd either rolled a critical fumble, or something weird was going on.

-	Stanley blamed Parson of course, because of the [[Volcano Uncroaking\|volcano]]. Parson had stopped arguing that point (or any) with Stanley, if he could help it. He simply shrugged his way through another pointless meeting about it, got some dumb and conflicting orders, said "Yes, Tool" a lot, and got out of there.	+	Stanley blamed Parson of course, because of the [[Volcano Uncroaking\|volcano]].
		+	Parson had stopped arguing that point (or any) with Stanley, if he could help it.
		+	He simply shrugged his way through another pointless meeting about it, got some dumb and conflicting orders, said "Yes, Tool" a lot, and got out of there.

	One thing he never volunteered in these meetings was that the bracer gave a 78% likelihood that there was something fishy going on with the lack of Gobwins and prevalence of Marbits.		One thing he never volunteered in these meetings was that the bracer gave a 78% likelihood that there was something fishy going on with the lack of Gobwins and prevalence of Marbits.
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	His dealings with these perfect little [[flying unit\|flying]] women had started out awkward, and only gone downhill from there.		His dealings with these perfect little [[flying unit\|flying]] women had started out awkward, and only gone downhill from there.

-	The Archons shared a barracks-style accommodation that took up half of the second-topmost floor of the tower. It was like a sorority house in there. Two dozen bunk beds, each separated by white curtains, took up the space nearest the main wall. The center of the room was walled off as a kitchen/larder/dining area, and the rest was a commons area with at least as good a view as Stanley's office. Large double-plated windows on all sides could be pulled inward, allowing direct access to and from the city's airspace. The Archons kept it all neat and tidy.	+	The Archons shared a barracks-style accommodation that took up half of the second-topmost floor of the tower. It was like a sorority house in there.
		+	Two dozen bunk beds, each separated by white curtains, took up the space nearest the main wall. The center of the room was walled off as a kitchen/larder/dining area, and the rest was a commons area with at least as good a view as Stanley's office.
		+	Large double-plated windows on all sides could be pulled inward, allowing direct access to and from the city's airspace. The Archons kept it all neat and tidy.

-	The first time Parson had gone up to visit them, it was like walking into an 80s sex comedy. It was nighttime, and they were all wearing satin pajamas and teddies. A couple of them were walking around in less. Some of them were actually pillow fighting. They were all enthusiastically happy to see him.	+	The first time Parson had gone up to visit them, it was like walking into an 80s sex comedy. It was nighttime, and they were all wearing satin pajamas and teddies. A couple of them were walking around in less. Some of them were actually pillow fighting.
		+	They were all enthusiastically happy to see him.

-	He'd watched a season or two of "Beauty and the Geek," which was a reality show in which a group of socially hopeless nerds share a mansion with a group of intellectually hopeless hotties. In the first show, each contestant must walk into a room, alone, with the whole opposite group.	+	He'd watched a season or two of "Beauty and the Geek,"{{ref\|Beauty&Geek}} which was a reality show in which a group of socially hopeless nerds share a mansion with a group of intellectually hopeless hotties. In the first show, each contestant must walk into a room, alone, with the whole opposite group.

	He couldn't remember if any of the Geeks had done worse with the Beauties than he did with the Archons that night, but he didn't think so. He was pretty sure at one point that the word "hummina"{{ref\|hummina}} literally came out of his mouth. Literally. Weak.		He couldn't remember if any of the Geeks had done worse with the Beauties than he did with the Archons that night, but he didn't think so. He was pretty sure at one point that the word "hummina"{{ref\|hummina}} literally came out of his mouth. Literally. Weak.
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	Charlie didn't do "volunteer." Wanda certainly didn't. Nobody asked for volunteers in [[Erfworld]]. You [[order]]ed your units or you didn't.		Charlie didn't do "volunteer." Wanda certainly didn't. Nobody asked for volunteers in [[Erfworld]]. You [[order]]ed your units or you didn't.

-	And with that, he suddenly got struck with the creepiness of it. As they'd gathered around him in their lingerie and hung on his every word, he had started to entertain the idea that their friendliness to him might mean they... liked him? Were interested in him? Wanted him? And they were so ''impossibly'' hot. Short and small, yes. But ''women''. Women built like little Playboy models. God.	+	And with that, he suddenly got struck with the creepiness of it. As they'd gathered around him in their lingerie and hung on his every word, he had started to entertain the idea that their friendliness to him might mean they... liked him? Were interested in him? Wanted him? And they were so ''impossibly'' hot. Short and small, yes.
		+	But ''women''. Women built like little Playboy models. God.

	But the idea that they might want him was right out the tower window when he realized what "no volunteers" really implied. "Want" didn't enter into it. He could order them to perform any sick, twisted, perverted, demented... ''awesome'' act he wanted to. Erfworld had suddenly given him a gift to fill the awful gaping hole in his existence where internet pr0n had once lived.		But the idea that they might want him was right out the tower window when he realized what "no volunteers" really implied. "Want" didn't enter into it. He could order them to perform any sick, twisted, perverted, demented... ''awesome'' act he wanted to. Erfworld had suddenly given him a gift to fill the awful gaping hole in his existence where internet pr0n had once lived.
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-	{{ref\|~~Galahad~~}} ~~Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from Monty Python and the Holy Grail~~. ~~Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety~~.	+	{{ref\|Beauty&Geek}} [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beauty_and_the_Geek]
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	{{ref\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.		{{ref\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.
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		+	{{ref\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.
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Commander I. Heartly Noah at 02:06, 23 October 2009

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	It was a weird problem. All the [[Gobwin]]s and [[Hobgobwin]]s were [[croaked]] in the eruption, of course. [[Wanda Firebaugh\|Wanda]] [[decrypted]] most of those, but they no longer counted as a separate [[tribe]]. They were just [[unit]]s of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[side]] now.		It was a weird problem. All the [[Gobwin]]s and [[Hobgobwin]]s were [[croaked]] in the eruption, of course. [[Wanda Firebaugh\|Wanda]] [[decrypted]] most of those, but they no longer counted as a separate [[tribe]]. They were just [[unit]]s of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[side]] now.

-	As tribes, natural allies could [[pop]] new units if they had extra [[Shmucker~~\|Schmuckers~~]]. So Stanley had used the intervening [[turn]]s and a notable chunk of the [[treasury]] to repopulate the Hobgobwin tribe from the [[Vurp\|lone]] remaining [[Knight]] to around two hundred units, about forty or fifty of them Knights. But there were no Gobwins in Gobwin Knob.	+	As tribes, natural allies could [[pop]] new units if they had extra [[Shmucker]]s. So Stanley had used the intervening [[turn]]s and a notable chunk of the [[treasury]] to repopulate the Hobgobwin tribe from the [[Vurp\|lone]] remaining [[Knight]] to around two hundred units, about forty or fifty of them Knights. But there were no Gobwins in Gobwin Knob.

	And for some reason, they couldn't find any, anywhere.		And for some reason, they couldn't find any, anywhere.
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	And if there was, then there was a better than 92% chance that the agency behind it was [[Charlescomm]].		And if there was, then there was a better than 92% chance that the agency behind it was [[Charlescomm]].

-	If Stanley knew that, he might go after [[Charlie~~\|Charley~~]] immediately. Parson couldn't think of a worse idea. If you had a guy like ~~Charley~~ undermining you for some reason, you did not let on that you knew about it. The thing to do was to figure out what Charley's game was, and play him from there. Stanley couldn't do that.	+	If Stanley knew that, he might go after [[Charlie]] immediately. Parson couldn't think of a worse idea. If you had a guy like Charlie undermining you for some reason, you did not let on that you knew about it. The thing to do was to figure out what Charley's game was, and play him from there. Stanley couldn't do that.

	Parson wasn't sure he could either. But if he wanted to try, he was going to have to take [[Maggie]]'s advice and talk to Wanda's Archons.		Parson wasn't sure he could either. But if he wanted to try, he was going to have to take [[Maggie]]'s advice and talk to Wanda's Archons.

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 23:45, 22 October 2009

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	He'd watched a season or two of "Beauty and the Geek," which was a reality show in which a group of socially hopeless nerds share a mansion with a group of intellectually hopeless hotties. In the first show, each contestant must walk into a room, alone, with the whole opposite group.		He'd watched a season or two of "Beauty and the Geek," which was a reality show in which a group of socially hopeless nerds share a mansion with a group of intellectually hopeless hotties. In the first show, each contestant must walk into a room, alone, with the whole opposite group.

-	He couldn't remember if any of the Geeks had done worse with the Beauties than he did with the Archons that night, but he didn't think so. He was pretty sure at one point that the word "hummina" literally came out of his mouth. Literally. Weak.	+	He couldn't remember if any of the Geeks had done worse with the Beauties than he did with the Archons that night, but he didn't think so. He was pretty sure at one point that the word "hummina"{{ref\|hummina}} literally came out of his mouth. Literally. Weak.

	They'd taken him by the arm and shown him around, but it never got anything like comfortable in there. He'd tried to explain that he was up there to find a volunteer or two to accompany him on his rounds the next turn and talk strategy or whatever.		They'd taken him by the arm and shown him around, but it never got anything like comfortable in there. He'd tried to explain that he was up there to find a volunteer or two to accompany him on his rounds the next turn and talk strategy or whatever.
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-	#{{~~note~~\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.	+	{{ref\|Galahad}} Parson is referencing the end of the Tale of Sir Galahad from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Galahad wishes to face the perils of a convent full of beautiful young nuns, but Lancelot pulls him away, for his own safety.
-		+	{{ref\|Hummina}} This is a nonsense word used (often multiple times in quick succession) when flummoxed by one or more particularly beautiful women. It was introduced in the television show, The Honeymooners.
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