It was once facetiously remarked that he "never had a Catholic ancestor". These names are often used facetiously or carry a pejorative sense. At this time a remark was made, facetiously suggesting filling the canal in. Symons said the remarks had been made facetiously. Copeland claimed facetiously that he was "too poor" to afford an apostrophe. Locke therefore asks, facetiously, under what conditions such slavery might be justified. Elliot storms out, facetiously suggesting his mom eat the hash brownies Vilma has just offered. Smith facetiously questioned whether this offer would be followed by the sale of "longevity products". These are also known facetiously as "mutual admiration societies". Conrad facetiously referred to the Gemini 5 capsule as "a flying garbage can". Casimir was facetiously named "the Peasants' King". Blackledge has facetiously stated this is the most difficult part of his broadcasting experience. The yearbook photo for the latter depicts Andreas facetiously playing a tuba. Effie facetiously describes Cairo to Spade as "gorgeous". Cultbox's Malcolm Stewart described the serial as "Serious-minded but facetiously performed".