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Sparks Fly (Light Dragons #3)

by Katie MacAlister (Goodreads Author)

4.02 of 5 stars 4.02 · rating details · 1,066 ratings · 110 reviews

Hell hath no fury like a ticked-off dragon…

Ysolde de Bouchier has a lot on her plate, which isn't unusual considering her Light Dragon mate Baltic is still at odds with just about everyone, starting with his former guard Thala and her outlaw posse, right down to his dragon god father. Ysolde herself fairs no better, since the First Dragon has her in his sights as well, dem...more

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Published May 1st 2012 by Signet

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May 12, 2012 Crystallena rated it 3 of 5 stars

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May 07, 2012 Susan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books-read, paranormal, romance

Another fun Light Dragons book. Baltic is being his usual stubborn self. He doesn't feel that he needs to be part of the community of dragons, they are just fine on their own. He feels no need to lift the curse from the silver dragons. He does want to track down Thala and take care of that problem, and get on with restoring his castle. Ysolde is still trying to figure out how to fulfill the First Dragon's demands, especially since he won't tell her exactly what he wants done. She also needs to d...more

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Aug 29, 2012 Heather rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Ysolde was tasked in the previous book with restoring Baltic's honor, but has no idea how to do it. She comes up with a plan to make everyone happy and hopefully fulfill the First Dragon's request. Thala, among others, stand in her way, but she will do what she has to to fix everything.

This book is like all other Katie MacAlister books. All her main female characters are fairly similar in personality and voice. For me, the time between books is long enough that I don't get...more

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May 14, 2012 Cindy rated it 5 of 5 stars

As with all of Katie MacAlister's books, I so lost myself in the reading of this tale!
While trying to solve the riddle of the First Dragon regarding her grump of a mate, lovely Ysolde is trying to get Baltic to join the local dragon weyr, save her precocious human son Brom from her murderous ex, find a missing phylactery to trade for a hidden light sword, redecorate a house that makes the Addams family house look like a mansion, keep a shade from wooing her and fighting another dragon in her en...more

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May 06, 2012 Jenni Ebba rated it 3 of 5 stars

I love the idea that dragons can turn into HOT men. When the Light Dragon novels first started I wasn't sold on the idea of the dreaded wyvern Baltic being the hero of the story, but in these last three novels he grew on me- maybe like mold, but hey it works. This novel concludes Ysolde de Bouchier and Baltic's story as she tries to accomplish The task dealt to her by the First Dragon (AKA Baltic's father and the creator of the dragon race). She has to redeem his honor without knowing a single i...more

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Oct 05, 2012 Lynda Tatad rated it 3 of 5 stars

I am so glad this was the last book in the Light Dragon series. Compared to the other books featuring the green and silver dragons by Katie MacAlister, the main characters just didn't grow on me as much. It dragged on longer than it needed to be. Ysolde aka Sullivan, has been resurrected twice, the last time by the First Dragon, a Demi-god who is the father to the entire dragon shifter race, and Baltic (formerly of the Black Dragon Sept) is his last son. The First Dragon has charged Ysolde with...more

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May 16, 2013 Janis Hill rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal

What an ending to the Wyvern series... or is it? I know I'm not that up to date on all things MacAlister so it would be a pleasant surprise to find there will be more.

The Ysolde series, this final book included, were again refreshingly different from the other Wyvern's mate showing the Otherworld from another perspective. Unlike the previous book, that I was wondering about getting to a point, this one basically started by hitting the ground running and kept going. I had hoped it would, with the...more

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May 15, 2012 Paranormal Haven rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed-read-by-stephanie

Ysolde de Bouchier can't seem to catch a break. The First Dragon demands that she right past wrongs and informs her she's running out of time, her mate Baltic can't seem to get along with anyone, his former guard is out to kill them and she's still trying to wake her sleeping dragon. But none of that will matter when someone she loves his taken and Ysolde will do whatever it takes to get him back.

First off, if you haven't read this series from the beginning, don't start with this book. Katie Mac...more Ysolde de Bouchier can't seem to catch a break. The First Dragon demands that she right past wrongs and informs her she's running out of time, her mate Baltic can't seem to get along with anyone, his former guard is out to kill them and she's still trying to wake her sleeping dragon. But none of that will matter when someone she loves his taken and Ysolde will do whatever it takes to get him back.

First off, if you haven't read this series from the beginning, don't start with this book. Katie MacAlister does a better job than she has in past books at recapping previous events and includes a glossary in the back of the book but even with a guide, there's so much going on in this book that it's very easy to get lost. This is a spin-off of a spin-off of a series. Before starting this book I went back and read the previous 2 books as well as the Silver Dragons series (the original spin off) and still found myself getting confused from time to time. With that being said, lets get to the review.

Separate, Ysolde and Baltic are not the most original characters. She's funny but doesn't always make the wisest decisions and he's a determined alpha with a soft spot only for his mate. As a couple, I really liked their relationship and the history behind it. They have a lot working against and even after centuries apart, their love and bond is stronger than ever. Not to mention with Ysolde's often imaginative sexual fantasies, they're not lacking any heat in the bedroom.

There are a lot of supporting characters to the point I think there were too many. It seems like every character that's been introduced since the start of the series is in this book and it felt overwhelming and unnecessary. A few I did enjoy seeing again was Jim, a demon in the form of a dog who loves to give his honest opinion about everything, Brom, Ysolde's son who is 9 yet talks like he's 30 and Kostya, Baltic's former second in command turned enemy who currently has a hate/will tolerate/hate relationship with Baltic.

As for the plot, where to begin....Ysolde has been given a mission from the creator of the dragon race with little time or instructions on how to complete it, she's trying to get their Light sept recognized by her fellow dragons as a real sept but is having a hard time because of bad blood between Baltic and every other dragon, Baltic's former soldier is trying to kill them, Ysolde's trying to make sense of her visions with little to no help from Baltic....and that's just some of what's going on in this book. I'm all for keeping things interesting with a subplot or two but like supporting characters, there's just too many. There's a lot of humor to these books and I'm invested in Ysolde and Baltic so I will continue on with the series. I'm just going to keep my fingers crossed that the author will scale back the overabundance of story in the next installment.
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May 05, 2012 Johanna rated it 3 of 5 stars

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I want to give this book a better rating, I really do, but find myself exceptionally irritated at Ysolde and the fact that she is a total wuss. I would use stronger language but children may read this. I have a five letter word in mind that would shock most mothers, mine not included!

Ysolde is a dragon dammit, she needs to start acting like one and stop kowtowing to her enemies. If my ex-husband stole my son and ransomed him for gold I would find my son, make sure her was safe, shift...more

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May 03, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

I’m a big fan of Katie MacAlister and have been for years. She has such a unique writing style and humor (oh! nipples!) that makes each and every one of her books a delight. She’s been writing paranormal romances (along with other romance genres) for a while so even though this is only book three in this series you really need to start at the beginning. And if I was being a stickler I’d really send you back to the Ainsling Grey: Guardian series to start. Trust me, they are all worth it.

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Jul 17, 2012 Julie rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Paranormal Romance, Fantasy Romance

Shelves: paranormal-romance, fantasy-romance

Katie Macalister continues her humorous and witty "Light Dragon" series with this funny and romantic novel starring Ysolde de Bouchier and her dragon mate Baltic. Ysolde and Baltic were introduced in a previous novel of the series and continue their own special journey in this current story "Sparks Fly." Actually, it is more Ysolde's story. Ysolde has her hands full attempting to redeem her dragon mate's honor by fulfilling a request from Baltic's dragon-god father to right his past wrongs agai...more

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Jul 30, 2012 Michelle Tempted By Books rated it 4 of 5 stars

It has been a little while since I have read the previous books in the Light Dragons series. I remember liking them a lot and thinking people who had given them poor reviews were just far too serious. Well after this book I can see it. I did enjoy this book but Ysolde/Tully got on my nerves after a bit. I know this is a lighthearted book but I got tired of the dragon question dodging and distraction. Ysolde was usually the last person, literally, to catch on to what was happening. As this is tol...more

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May 02, 2013 Kate rated it 3 of 5 stars

I feel the same way about this one as I did about The Unbearable Lightness of Dragons. It had potential to be great, but it didn't quite get there. I loved Book 1 of this series and rushed out to get Books 2 and 3. However, not only did I not enjoy them nearly as much, but I feel ripped off in that major stuff wasn't resolved in this book. Is it seriously the last in the Light Dragons series? What about (view spoiler)...more

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Oct 17, 2012 Lisa King rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: gave-up-on, please-make-it-stop

I picked this book up because I wanted to finish the saga of the Light Dragons. Thirty pages into the book I remembered why I didn't like the Light Dragon series by Katie MacAlister. Determined to find out what the heck the First Dragon wanted Ysolde to do to redeem his son's honour, I skipped to the end and read the last two chapters and the epilogue. (I skimmed the epilogue.) Yes, I did find out what the First Dragon wanted and most of the other loose threads concerning Baltic and the silver/b...more

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May 13, 2012 Stacey Kennedy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Katie M does it again! Sparks Fly reminded me exactly why I love her dragon series. Her characters top my all-time-favorites list! And it's not just the main characters--it's every single character in this series. I cannot get enough of them! But I must admit that I have a crush on Baltic--he's one seriously smokin' hot dragon!

The scene with Constantine and the blow-up sheep in fishnet stockings was the most hilarious scene I have ever read in my life. I had tears in my eyes and was laughing so...more

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Oct 02, 2012 Renee rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: dragons, magic, romance

Ugh..... I love this author but this book might have finished off this series for me.

I struggled really hard to get into it and stay into it and to even enjoy myself. Sure there were funny lines ~~though most felt REALLY forced~~.

And there were characters I liked ~~yeah way too damn many of them~~.

There was a fairly well though out plot line ~~ummmmm LINES, and by that I mean this book was WAY too busy~~.

I just wanted it to be over so I could move on to my new Amanda Ashley novel. You see I am that per...more

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Oct 02, 2012 Melliane rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Looking at the cover, I was convinced that this novel was a pure and simple paranormal romance story. But what a surprise, this is not the case at all. I must say that I was greatly surprised; I would have not even ranked it in this genre. It's rather a mix of urban fantasy and paranormal romance with a nice touch of humor. It’s for me the perfect genre. I didn’t know Katie Macalister before, but this book really made me want to learn more about the others no...more Mon avis en Français

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Looking at the cover, I was convinced that this novel was a pure and simple paranormal romance story. But what a surprise, this is not the case at all. I must say that I was greatly surprised; I would have not even ranked it in this genre. It's rather a mix of urban fantasy and paranormal romance with a nice touch of humor. It’s for me the perfect genre. I didn’t know Katie Macalister before, but this book really made me want to learn more about the others now and I hope I could quickly read the 2 first volumes of the series, as they follow the rest of the life of our heroine. The author tells us at the start of the book that she does everything she can so the reader is able to read her books even if in disorder, and she also leaves a glossary at the end of the novel to explain who the characters are. And she was right, once I understood who they were, I had no problems to immerse myself in this third volume of adventures of Ysolde de Bouchier.

Many things happen in this novel. We follow our heroine Isolde, the Baltic's lover, a very, very stubborn dragon (yes, really). While he only wants to do what he wants, his wife tries to be accepted by others and to arrange everything, although it doesn’t work as well as she would have liked (yes, because his mate is determined to change her plans). And without the consent of Baltic, she has made promises to everyone and expects to hold them whatever happens. But when Thala or her ex-husband gets involved and kidnap her son or when they try to kell them, nothing is going well! Then everyone gets involved in the story even if Baltic would have prefered to fix everything alone. In addition to this, the first dragon wants Ysolde to accomplishe her goal and to give back the honor of her husband, although she doesn’t even understand what he really means before the end of the novel.

I loved all the characters, they all have something unique and made me laugh several times. Between Brom, the son of Isolde, who is the smarter boy of 9 years old I've ever seen, or Constantine, who wants his place in the world even if he is only a spirit. And that means challenging those who took his place and wanting to fight to regain his past glory. And since no ones agree with him, he does it all the time (yes, really, throughout the book)! I think someone would have killed him if he was not already dead, just to show him how much he is annoying. But without him it would not have been the same either. But it's not just that because he wants to kill Baltic as well and if possible, recover Ysolde as his mate. This is the only thing he is always saying when he opens his mouth. Our heroine carries the weight of the whole world on her shoulders and tries to do the best she can, even if it means she must make some promises in the back of her husband with all the people he doesn’t like. Things she knows, of course, will totally piss him of. Well I must say that he is often unhappy and determined to live quietly with only Ysolde and Brom without anyone else. And what if his father, the first great dragon wants something? Well too bad, he doesn’t care about that either. There are so many other characters that I loved but I'll let you discover as they are really worth it. I enjoyed each of them and it was a great pleasure to discover them all.

This book is a perfect mix of non-stop action, love, even if it is not what is important here and lots of humor. I can’t wait to see everyone again to know what will happen with Thala. A very good book and I am now curious to discover more novels by Katie Macalister.(less)

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Sep 30, 2012 Sharyn rated it 3 of 5 stars

First I will say I liked this least of the series. You must read these in order or you will have no idea what is going on. I like that all the characters we know and love show up in this book, but I just find Ysolde annoying (although there is one funny scene where she finally turns into a dragon (must suspend disbelief!) and complains that she has tiny t-rex arms.)There are a lot of other funny bits, a visit to a sex shop, Constantine, a shade, appearing and disappearing. Also like that gay cou...more

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Jan 12, 2013 Crystal rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: traded, vamp-were

First off, I'm not fond of spreading a storyline over multiple books. For one, it's v. easy to forget things -both for me and the author. For the other... if I'm reading a romance, which presumably this is, I expect the couple's story to be concluded when it's obvious there's a HEA. I don't want to spend another 2 books muddling around in a bunch of...stuff... the author wants *this* couple to deal with before moving on to the next. In the case of the dragons, there's an overall story arc, the b...more First off, I'm not fond of spreading a storyline over multiple books. For one, it's v. easy to forget things -both for me and the author. For the other... if I'm reading a romance, which presumably this is, I expect the couple's story to be concluded when it's obvious there's a HEA. I don't want to spend another 2 books muddling around in a bunch of...stuff... the author wants *this* couple to deal with before moving on to the next. In the case of the dragons, there's an overall story arc, the beginnings of which started with the first Aisling Grey book eons ago. I have no desire to go back and reread *everything* just to figure out who the bad guys are and, frankly, the bad guys have changed so much over the course of the story, I'm not sure the author even remembers. Along the way, a bunch of characters who were supposedly bad guys have been variously killed off or forgotten, a few new ones recreated, the blame shifted around, and I don't know what's going on.

News flash. I no longer care either.

On a more pointed note, the mini-arc contained with each dragon couple is wearing too. In this case, it's a cryptic mess that supposedly the First Dragon told the h to do, except she has no memory of it, and he's not exactly speaking in a manner that someone who'd been repeatedly brainwashed could ever figure out. WE finally figure it out when she does. If that's not bad enough, there's ANOTHER story arc involving this couple - which still isn't exactly resolved at the end.

Yeah. Ok. Whatever.

In this particular book, we're treated to the h trying to get the H to talk to her about some of this stuff - which he remembers but she doesn't - and meeting a brick wall. He doesn't want to deal with the weir, he doesn't care what the First Dragon thinks, etc. So he's stonewaling her. In the meantime, the cast of thousands is trying to stop the center of the second story arc - with little help from him because he doesn't want their assistance. And so on and so forth and...

So we get to the end, the overall story arc is still a floaty, the unresolved second story arc is still around, and... what? There's no sign whatsoever who will be next, how much longer this will go on, etc.(less)

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May 24, 2012 Yodamom rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: did-not-finish, dragons, shifters

Did not finish. Why ? First I feel asleep 5 times while reading the first 100 pages, something I just don't do. Second, I just could not connect with all the happenings and characters. I like the characters, I like their world, I really enjoyed the Aisiling Grey series. This one just has too much going on for my reading taste. Third and finally I had a big problem with the ability of the characters to observe details of structures and joke while hiking to save her son ?!?!? So unbelievable and d...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Kelley rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

1 1/2 stars - I struggled to finish this book because it was so boring. Feel free to skip everything up to page 250, just know that Ysolde made some deals with Drake and Constantine and you will be completely up to date without slogging through Ysolde losing her temper every 5 minutes and threatening everyone.

The last quarter of the book includes all the characters you love from all the dragon books, including Magoth, the ex-demon lord and Cyrene the ex-wyvern's mate naiad, but it becomes distra...more

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May 19, 2012 Sapphyria rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: reading-romances-challenge

Ysolde is still trying to awaken her inner dragon as well as doing what the First Dragon expects her to do. Her visions are helpful in a "let's look into the past in short clips and see if you can guess where I'm going with this" sort of way. Humor abounds in this installment, as with all of Katie Mac's books, and had me cracking up - My husband has officially deemed me to be crazy! Lol.

The entire book is fabulous, however, my absolute favorite scene involves Ysolde, Constantine, a blow-up sheep...more

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Sep 25, 2012 Leslie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook-nook, paranormal-romance, urban-fantasy, dragons, comedy-romance, angels

Number three in the Light Dragons series concludes the story of Ysolde and Baltic, which was actually started in the Silver Dragons series. Baltic, previous wyvern of the Black dragons until he was killed is now Wyvern of the Silver Dragons, since he was resurrected by his father the First Dragon. Ysolde, his mate has also been resurrected twice and still has a slew of tasks to complete. This is an extremely busy book and you have to have read the others in the series to understand what's going...more

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Sep 06, 2012 Once Upon rated it 3 of 5 stars

I came late to the series, starting on this 3rd installment, you could say I started reading at the end. I really believe is a must to read the previous books to understand and identify with some of the characters previously introduced in them. The book is light and fun to read, the characters are quirky and outlandish with a perfect balance to keep the book enjoyable.

Ysolde is still working to gain her power back while she is also suppose to solve a riddle to make things right as expected by th...more

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Jul 09, 2012 Melissa rated it 3 of 5 stars

This appears to be the final book in the Light Dragon series and I have to say I was a little disappointed. I've enjoyed all of Katie MacAlister's dragon series books, but felt like this one was a little rushed. At the end of the book there were some unanswered questions and I was left wanting a something more. I would still recommend this series to anyone who enjoys funny, complex, romantic stories with action and great characters, just don't judge all of her books by this one.

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Jul 03, 2012 Yvonne Boag rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: supernatural

First off, if you haven't read the rest of the series, don't pick this one up. You will not have a clue, I have read all the books and I was quite confused sometimes in the writing. Ysolde is back and this time she is determined to do what the first dragon has asked of her. Her main problem is her husband Baltic who doesn't give a damn. She has so much on her plate that she barters with the other dragons behind Baltic's back. All is going to plan until her ex husband kidnaps her son. Now she has...more

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Jul 15, 2012 Dragoness24 rated it 4 of 5 stars

Well, It was funny and sweet at the same time but I just don't like Baltic that much. I mean Gabriel was sweet from the beginning and Drake, well I wanted to kick his butt three ways till Sunday until he stopped being a bossy robot in the last book, but Baltic, I know he has issues but jeez lousie the man is more stubborn than dirt! And he gets it all from his cryptic father! I find Ysolde deserves an award for putting up with all that crap.
I am looking forward to another dragon book though. I w...more

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Jun 15, 2012 Kieraanne rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fluff-fiction, romance-adventure, magic-irl-urban-fantasy

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May 23, 2012 Lynne rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love Katie MacAlister's books. They are always so full of humor and the interaction with the previous characters is always right in the telling of the story and it keeps us connected to them - feels like family. Baltic and Ysolde were together separated and are together again. They must work to "fix" things and Ysolde is trying to keep it together and get them to their "happy" place. There are a few twists and turns that keep you on your toes while you are making the journey with them. Can't w...more

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Oct 30, 2012 Leigh rated it 4 of 5 stars

Can I just talk for a minute about how I DEVOURED this entire set of 10 books...and how I pretty much wanted to sit down and cry when I finished this one.

Can't get enough. I want more. Katie, please write more. I need more dragons in the worst way.

Thank you for an awesome 2 weeks of adventure with Aisling and Ysolde and May and it was just so ridiculously cool.

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“If Holland recovers consciousness, tell him we'll get him to a healer just as soon as we can," I told them. "You may not want to let him see his arm lying there, though. That's an awfully startling thing to see when you just come to your senses."

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“And now?" I touched Baltic's cheek, drawing his attention away from tragic memories. "Is he being coldly mad now?"

"No. I thought at first he was, but I see now that the act of being raised as a shade has changed him, leached the madness out of him."

Behind us, present-day Constantine yelled, "You call me a douche canoe? I am not the douche canoe -- you are. No, you are more than that -- you are a douche speed-boat!"

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