"People like her are under tremendous stress," she said, "and nice soothing mumbo-jumbo literally serves as balm for the soul".
"Both actions literally served to pivot it in a similar way a sharp turn is made when a handbrake is applied to a car at a high rate of speed," the report stated.
If not literally served in a pill, the meal of the future would be fabricated "in the laboratory out of a wide variety of materials," as one contemporary food historian predicted, including not only algae and soybeans but also petrochemicals.
Not that he's got a problem with proper burgers: "But if you are literally serving shit to children, then I've got no problem with a jury of your peers wiring your nuts to a car battery and feeding you the accumulated sweepings of the bottom of a monkey cage.
At some of the tonier and higher-stake games, scantily clad models and playmates wait on you hand and foot (literally), serving you top-shelf liquor from the open bar, procuring take-out from the four-star restaurant of your choice and administering massages.
Honey Butter Fried Chicken literally serves fried chicken with a side of honey butter.
And his "Amor Eterno" ("Eternal Love"), a song dedicated to his late mother, has now become a staple of memorial services for men and women alike, JuanGa's ballad literally serving as a soundtrack to a loved one's life as photos of the dearly departed flash across a screen. .
He's the heart of the show, whether literally serving his two masters -- lunch, in their separate rooms, while taking more and more food for himself -- wooing a woman, trying to budge a heavy trunk or nimbly improvising with audience members.
But it provides crucial shelter during the current rainy season, and literally serves as a platform from which to start putting life back together again.
