Again, Diaz and his crew burst into fits of laughter.
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Wilder's movies were the kind that produced fits of laughter.
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She breaks into fits of laughter with no warning or explanation.
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He has a mental condition that makes him go into fits of laughter.
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The koala's presence in the hallway had the Sneath family in fits of laughter.
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Something as insignificant as a look or a sigh can send you into uncontrollable fits of laughter.
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"How to Be a Woman," by Caitlin Moran, put me into embarrassing fits of laughter in very public places.
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The way he did it, and the unexpectedness of it, almost always left the other driver in fits of laughter.
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The bareness of the floor, the self-serious nature of the dancing, the foreheads pressed together, the sporadic fits of laughter.
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I knew when they felt shaky, when they were engaged, and when they were about to burst into helpless fits of laughter.
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In the video above, a squirrel scampers down the underground train carriage, causing fits of laughter and yelps of mild panic among commuters.
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"Every time they turned on the camera, either [Fischer] or me would just be absolutely in fits of laughter," Melora Hardin, who played Jan Levinson, said.
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People read short stories, recited poems and spoken word, and rocked the audience into fits of laughter with stories of failed attempts to win back lost loves.
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While there, Stone and Fallon played "Singing Whisper Challenge," erupting into fits of laughter as they attempted to interpret songs whispered to them with headphones blasting loud music.
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A scene where Morgan (played by Jungermann herself) inducts mysterious newcomer Simone (Sheila Vand) into their food co-op had the 100-strong audience in fits of laughter.
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The film even explains Joker's characteristic fits of laughter — historically seen as a symbol of his devilishness, of the delight he takes in cruelty — as the symptom of a condition.
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"That's not gonna be a good idea...I should stop you," we hear from someone behind the camera through fits of laughter as the child puts the nozzle to her mouth.
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Some of the best moments on Saturday Night Live occur when a sketch is so ridiculous and over the top it forces one or more performers to break down in fits of laughter.
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The Briton also has an easy sense of humor, as he showed at Silverstone last weekend when he collapsed in fits of laughter during a news conference when provoked by mischievous Australian Daniel Ricciardo.
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I can't say with any certainty whether it was ten minutes or an hour that I stood in the middle of a busy street, overtaken by fits of laughter to see the dogs at play.
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But after Weir accidentally ran into a vacuum cleaner and Lipinski into another person, nobody could keep their calm, and by the end of the video the whole trio had broken out into fits of laughter.
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In an outrage to victims of sexual violence everywhere, the officers—Robin Denton, Matthew Neild, Todd Mills, and Deanna Waite—accidentally called the alleged rape victim while reading out loud from her statement in fits of laughter.
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Hence, the "Vietnam model" of reform and rapprochement with the United States, so ardently preached by Trump to Kim — in, of all places, Hanoi — must have given the third-generational Great Leader and his minions fits of laughter.
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But now, modern society has been gifted a certain kind of nightmare before Christmas of its own: a commercial for the luxury stationary bike company Peloton that has the internet equal parts horrified and in horrific fits of laughter.
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We will continue to kickbox, ride our horses, hike the Montana mountains, float the wild rivers, play old video games, crossfit, and eat all the candy as we struggle to breathe from the thin mountain air between fits of laughter.
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Everything from his posture, facial expression, handling of the phone, and the fact that the Brooklyn hip-hop legend was being delegated as the official Yoncé "selfie" taker (in an elevator of all places) had people in fits of laughter.
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While there are heavy-hitter comedy shows like The Nerdist, Comedy Bang Bang, and WTF With Marc Maron, there are also a plethora of other podcasts that will help you digest what's happening in the world, expose the absurdity what's happening in the news and pop culture, and ultimately leave you in fits of laughter.
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Berty and Norty in their journey to make easy money brings fits of laughter during the incidents they encounters.
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Reporter Linda Blackbourne described it as a "stand-up maths routine [that] has children - and teachers - in fits of laughter". Carousel issue 16 (the guide to children's books) commented on the event: "...he possesses a prodigious gift of the (Yorkshire) gab, appears to be incapable of not enjoying himself, and plays his audience with the finesse of a maestro. Maths will never seem the same again". The Times Educational Supplement described Murderous Maths as "A stand-up maths routine has children and teachers in fits of laughter... maths has never been so much fun".
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Sometimes, the episodes may switch between emotional states, resulting in the patient crying uncontrollably before dissolving into fits of laughter. The pseudobulbar affect, also referred to as emotional lability, should not be confused with labile mood or labile emotions that stem from emotional instability – affective dysregulation – commonly seen in personality disorders.
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Dengiz showed no remorse for his crimes, saying he was irresistibly drawn to eating human flesh. The only emotion he is said to have exhibited as he explained his behavior was to break into fits of laughter. He said he would have kept killing had he not been caught. After making his statement, Dengiz was arrested by the court.
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U.S. News & World Report called him "a straight-talking Midwesterner" who "routinely has the press corps doubled over in fits of laughter". By the same token, his leadership was exposed to much criticism through provocative books covering the Iraq conflict, like Bob Woodward's State of Denial, Thomas E. Ricks' Fiasco, and Seymour Hersh's Chain of Command.
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It can die if it is not maintained properly. Kolour Guitar (Musical Colour Gun) : A handheld contraption used by Fulgor/Flynn. Though outwardly it resembles and plays like a guitar, violent plucking of its strings will cause it to fire blasts of colored pollen. The blasts have no effect on Joyces/Verigreens, though they entice Yuks/Kruds into fits of laughter.
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Nebel was a master story teller who could spin yarns around the virtues of his sponsors. Commercials often ran several minutes. His seven-minute commercial for a pornographic movie ("It Happened in Hollywood") was unforgettable. Apparently, he had not reviewed the copy before reading it cold on the air and he fell victim to uncontrollable fits of laughter throughout his long and fruitless attempt to read it.
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As Armstrong told the story, Yeager never tried to talk him out of it and they made a first successful landing on the east side of the lake. Then Yeager told him to try again, this time a bit slower. On the second landing, they became stuck, provoking Yeager to fits of laughter. On May 21, 1962, Armstrong was involved in the "Nellis Affair".
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When Voigt sees wanted posters offering a reward for the capture of the perpetrator of the Koepenick Caper, he goes to the Chief of Police, confesses and returns all the money. The police in the station all erupt in fits of laughter, offer him drinks and congratulate him for the best practical joke they have ever heard of. Voigt is now famous and even the Kaiser wants to hear his story.
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Equipped with a new set of arms, Ollie Osnick now displays a more rebellious attitude towards the Superhero Registration Act. As an unregistered superhero, Ollie becomes a target for the government's Thunderbolts team. Mention of his name also causes Thunderbolts director Norman Osborn to collapse into fits of laughter, as it reminds him of Spider-Man.Thunderbolts #112 After having beaten several drunken misfits, Ollie becomes afraid of the government sponsored Thunderbolts.
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Excessive elation is a common symptom associated with manic-depressive psychoses and mania/hypomania. Those who suffer from schizophrenic psychoses seem to suffer the opposite—they do not understand humor or get any joy out of it. A fit describes an abnormal time when one cannot control the laughter or one's body, sometimes leading to seizures or a brief period of unconsciousness. Some believe that fits of laughter represent a form of epilepsy.
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Laughter is not always a pleasant experience and is associated with several negative phenomena. Excessive laughter can lead to cataplexy, and unpleasant laughter spells, excessive elation, and fits of laughter can all be considered negative aspects of laughter. Unpleasant laughter spells, or "sham mirth," usually occur in people who have a neurological condition, including patients with pseudobulbar palsy, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease. These patients appear to be laughing out of amusement but report that they are feeling undesirable sensations "at the time of the punch line".
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The wife insists he stamps, and he goes to the king, who tells him he will make it happen to help control his wife, sympathizing with the butterfly's plight. The butterfly stamps and the palace disappears. This makes the butterfly's wife scared, and she promises never to argue with him again as long as he brings it back, leaving Solomon in fits of laughter. But when the garden vanishes, Solomon's quarrelling wives are deathly afraid, believing that the king is dead and the heavens are mourning the news.
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Much to Giger's dismay, his model reduced the production team to fits of laughter on sight. Scott drafted a series of alternative designs for the chestburster based on the philosophy of working "back [from the adult] to the child" and ultimately produced "something phallic".Alien Evolution, in the Alien Quadrilogy box set The chestburster in the original Alien was armless, but arms were added in Aliens to facilitate the creature crawling its way out of its host's corpse. This concept would be abandoned in Alien: Resurrection, but it would return in Alien: Covenant.
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Scores of persons have > deliriously found themselves made parties in Jarndyce and Jarndyce without > knowing how or why; whole families have inherited legendary hatreds with the > suit. The little plaintiff or defendant, who was promised a new rocking- > horse when Jarndyce and Jarndyce should be settled, has grown up, possessed > himself of a real horse, and trotted away into the other world. Fair wards > of court have faded into mothers and grandmothers; a long procession of > Chancellors has come in and gone out. The ending of the case reduces the whole court to fits of laughter.
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He was an expert in the art of > whistling without a break, and he loved to read the Canon of Changes and to > thrum a one-stringed lute. By temperament he was prone neither to joy nor to > anger. Once, we are told, in the hope of seeing him angry, a man pitched him > into the river, but when Sun Teng had scrambled out, he only burst into fits > of laughter. The high-born statesman Hsi K'ang accompanied him in his > wanderings for three years, yet whenever he questioned his Master about his > aims, he could get no reply.
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World men's all-time best high jump (last updated 2001) In the early 2000s, Lochsley switched to cycling and enjoyed the quiet roads of the Hawkesbury. A week before Ironman in 2003, we was involved in a comical bike accident with a fellow cyclist which saw him "Frosby Flop" off the road and into a water-filled roadside ditch after locking handlebars with the other rider. Both riders were safe but drenched to the core - warm coffee was enjoyed, as were fits of laughter, at the Bridge Cafe in Windsor at the conclusion of the ride.
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Treat Heart Pig is a yellow pig whose tummy symbol is a pink ice cream cone with a red heart on top. Treat Heart Pig values nothing more than having a good time, especially if said activity involves a heaping horde of snacks. Whether they're big or small, this porcine pal encourages others to celebrate life's various victories and special days in any way possible. Though one might think of a pig as greedy, Treat Heart is especially fond of helping others, and is prone to bursting into fits of laughter for little to no reason.
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The second blow came two days later, on 2 April, with the failure of Vortigern at Drury Lane Theatre. The excitement was intense and the crowd volatile; tickets had sold out early and seats were hard come by. While at first the play seemed to be a success with the audience, soon fits of laughter were heard and at one point the play came to a complete halt till order was restored. When Barrymore announced another performance of the play, the audience rebelled, and chaos reigned until the management substituted something else.Joseph Farington, diary entry for 2 April 1796, in the Farington Diary (London 1922–28), p.
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Most of the guest character puppets were recycled from Thunderbirds Are Go, although the Captain Foster puppet was a new creation. Puppeteer Wanda Webb remembered that Thunderbird 6 maintained high standards of puppet workmanship, commenting on a scene that shows Penelope asleep: "I had placed the sleeping eyelids in Plasticine and made the eye shadow a little too blue. We ended up re-shooting the whole sequence." A number of one-off puppets with gaping mouths (showing filled-in teeth) were made for the opening sequence in which Brains' proposal to design a mere airship sends the incredulous NWAC executives into howling fits of laughter.
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In 2010, Australian primary school director Garry Martin asked school children to replace "gay your life must be" with "fun your life must be." There was an outcry from internet users that he was banning the word "gay" and from the Australian gay and lesbian advocacy group Also Foundation, so Martin tried to clarify his position. "All I was doing," he stated, "was substituting one word because I knew if we sing 'Gay your life must be' the kids will roll around the floor in fits of laughter."Simon, Mallory (3 September 2010) In Aussie school, Kookaburra sits in gum tree - but isn't gay. cnn.
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Al Milgrom took over scripting as well as art on the title with issue #90 (May 1984) and worked on it through #100 (March 1985).Manning "1980s" in Gilbert (2012), p. 147: "In the final issue of Al Milgrom's stint as writer on Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man, which had begun with issue #90 (May 1984), Milgrom once again served as both author and artist in a tale that wrapped up the Spider-Man/Black Cat romance." Milgrom imbued the book with a more whimsical tone, for example, pitting Spider-Man against The Spot, an enemy who was so ridiculous that he gave Spider-Man fits of laughter.
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Often Hader can be seen suppressing fits of laughter (known as "breaking" or "corpsing"), as some of the more outlandish descriptions are new to him. Hader, on late-night TV interviews, said that this happens with such frequency because changes are often made to the script up until the live show, and frequently Hader does not see the final cue cards until the live broadcast. Mulaney would deliberately change bits of lines just before Hader went on as Stefon and, as a result, some of the more outrageous things that Stefon says are relatively or completely new to Hader. "I have not gotten through a single Stefon update without breaking," Hader says.
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Based on the award > winning comic strip 'Tundra' by Chad Carpenter, you and your opponents will > fall into fits of laughter with over 100 jokes that allow you to reek [sic] > havoc on others or reap the benefits for yourself. This is the only Alaskan > board game you will ever need to own! The goal of Tundra The Board Game is to be the first player to spell the word Tundra by completing various goals while adventuring across the state of Alaska. During this process the players get to use cards which each have a comic strip depicted on them.. The game is for two to six players; larger groups have been known to form team play.
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"It was the toughest scene for me of the entire six months we spent filming the series... Stacie is supposed to be calm, cool and collected... she looks down, checks him out and casually and suavely makes a comment. I kept looking down, dissolving into fits of laughter and was almost unable to deliver my line. So all you'll see is me laughing". Although the programme typically contains few non-trivial stunts or dramatic special effects, the first episode includes an example of Ash Morgan's favourite con, known as "The Flop": having previously received a fractured skull in a bar brawl, Morgan deliberately steps in front of moving cars and exaggerates the accident.
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Matt Fowler of IGN said he enjoyed seeing Offerman and Lowe pitted against each other, which he described as an "epic" pairing. Fowler also said he enjoyed that the script introduced "mini-mysteries" that took some time to reveal, like why Ben seemed uncomfortable around Leslie, and why Leslie and Tom were a match on the dating website. Nick McHatton of TV Fanatic said he is enjoying the slow and deliberate pace at which the Leslie and Ben relationship is progressing. He also said Ansari "delivered just the right amount to creep out Leslie (and) keep me in fits of laughter", and said Tom's slang nicknames for food were "some of the funniest Tom-isms he's doled out yet".
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She is the first person in the series to refer to Hyacinth by the sobriquet "the Bucket woman", which quickly spreads to her husband and the rest of the town. The vicar's wife initially dislikes Hyacinth, but as the series goes on, she grows to see more humour in some of Hyacinth's behaviour than other characters do. She has been seen to stifle fits of laughter at Hyacinth's suggestion of leaving sick parishioners outside while the vicar attends a party of Hyacinth's, and on another occasion merrily bobbed her head in time to Hyacinth's horrendous singing. She is also the only person who seems willing (instead of forced) to go on Hyacinth's little expedition in "Riverside Picnic".
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With the Nivelle Offensive in its final stages, Lloyd George went to the Paris Summit authorised by the 1 May 1917 War Cabinet to "press the French to continue the offensive". Lloyd George was keen to build bridges with the generals and told them at Paris (3 May 1917) that he would back their plans ("We must go on hitting and hitting with all our strength") and stressed that they must choose the time and place of the next offensive. The next day Robertson stressed attrition with limited territorial objectives, while Hankey stressed the importance of Zeebrugge, where the Germans would suffer attrition if they stood and fought. Over dinner the Prime Minister reduced the company to "fits of laughter" with an impersonation of Robertson.
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Following it, Gwen eventually finds herself in the Torchwood Hub, where the rest of the Torchwood team members initially try to ignore her entrance but break into fits of laughter, well aware of who she is. Jack shows Gwen around the Hub, including the captured Weevil from the hospital; they then leave the Hub via a pavement slab lift, which takes them to Roald Dahl Plass in front of the fountain. Jack explains that a perception filter exists around the spot they are standing, making them invisible to passersby, explaining why Gwen lost track of the team earlier. Jack takes Gwen to a pub, and, over a drink, explains that the purpose of Torchwood is to help monitor and control the flotsam and jetsam of the time-space vortex that falls to Earth through the rift that exists on the site where the Hub was built.
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Indeed, a concert recording of Presley similarly joking around during the recitation of "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" dating from 1969 has been issued by RCA on numerous occasions. Dubbed the "Laughing Version" (due to Elvis breaking into fits of laughter during the recitation), it even made the UK charts after Presley's death; and he also poked fun at the song during his 1968 Comeback Special, pretending to mumble the recitation instead of speaking it. His final album, Moody Blue, also included a live rendition of "Little Darlin'", recorded earlier in 1977, in which Presley similarly poked fun at that song's recitation portion. Presley also sings his much-performed "My Way," although he has to use a lyric sheet on this occasion, despite having performed the song several years through the 1970s without having to refer to a lyric sheet. Presley also left both of his then-current singles, “Moody Blue” and “Way Down,” off the setlist; earlier in the tour, Presley had forgotten the lyrics to "Moody Blue" when attempting to perform it in North Carolina on February 20.
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