One man snaps, and the rest gleefully follow him into an orgiastic bloodbath out of self-destructive solidarity.
In Bombay, another city this novel celebrates, the beautiful Zeenat Vikal, doctor, activist and art critic, seeks 'an ethic of historically validated eclecticism, for was not the entire national culture based on the principle of borrowing whatever clothes seemed to fit, Aryan, Mughal, British, take-the-best-and-leave-the-rest?' Rushdie gleefully follows this prescription.
It was no coincidence that the rest of Spain so gleefully revelled in Madrid's defeat in the 2002 Cup final - a final held at the Bernabéu on their 100th birthday.
While the rest of the pack gleefully mined rock's past for their look and attitude, Dengler strode the stage like a poker-faced colossus: living proof that The Boys from the Brazil really did exist (Dengler is, disconcertingly, of German and Colombian descent).
"I'll tell yer something," he rasped gleefully.
But what it can't become is a free-for-all, an excuse for the rest of us pile in gleefully and wag the finger (preferably while casually letting slip that you're still a size eight after three kids, so what's their excuse?).
That cackling sound you hear is coming from Jersey City, where Robert Flach, The Wandering Tax Pro, who only does returns by hand, scorning the expensive and unreliable software the rest of us use, is gleefully laughing at another comeuppance of an accounting firm.
This won't get him elected president, but it could create an absolute minefield for the rest of the Republicans, as reporters gleefully ask them about the most recent quip from Trump.
The rest of Twitter soon caught on and gleefully parodied the reactions, reminding everyone that Cooper is also not a talking raccoon, permanently hungover, addicted to the "Limitless" pill or living happily ever after with Jennifer Lawrence. .
It shifts the focus from the voter ID laws to all the rest of the voter suppression laws now being gleefully passed by Republican statehouses across the country.
"Formed a Band," their breakthrough single, gleefully turns stardom inside out, and the rest of the album is either just as funny ("Moving to L.A.," "Good Weekend") or unexpectedly heartfelt ("Emily Kane").
