And the Goose Game jokes just kept getting funnier and funnier.
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The scene just gets funnier and funnier the longer it goes.
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So when Freddy became funnier and funnier, it was disturbing to me.
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This video gets funnier and funnier every time I watch it: http://bit.
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But as I kept describing it, it became funnier and funnier to him too.
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Funnier people, funnier writers... and if you're an actor, you'll find your confidence on stage will grow.
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The beer keeps flowing and we play Monikers, which keeps getting funnier and funnier with every sip.
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Level by level, though, as the game got funnier and funnier, I realized that Zip-Zap was doing something pretty special.
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She thinks that she is funnier than she is, but we all have friends who think they are funnier than they are.
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As the novel goes on, Beatty keeps riffing on all of the absurdities and logical impossibilities that white supremacy asks us to believe, in ever spikier and funnier and more obscene passages that just get angrier and angrier as they get funnier and funnier.
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Below are five stories of Tinder disaster that start out awkward, get funnier and funnier, and then actually leave you quite unsettled and disturbed. Enjoy!
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You know how if a person laughs at your jokes you become funnier and funnier, and if he does not, every tiny little joke in you weakens up and dies.
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" But how much funnier when she gently said, "no.
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And there are few things funnier than robots falling down.
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What's funnier than a blooper being broadcast on live television?
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And it promises to be bitchier and funnier than ever.
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Bring back Darrell Hammond, funnier and a far greater talent!
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Yeah, because they definitely take ... They used to be funnier.
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"I also think he has gotten funnier over the years!"
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But you were actually a lot funnier this time around.
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"She pushes me to be funnier," he told The Guardian.
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That doesn't make the stories ahead any less funnier, though.
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I also think he has gotten funnier over the years!
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"I think I'm a funny person, Teresa's funnier," Flicker gushes.
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If there's anything funnier than child sex abuse, it's Nazism.
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The biggest night in entertainment was almost so much funnier.
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Tina Fey thinks this season is funnier than the first.
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I thought it was funnier to have a dog face.
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The worse we do, the funnier it would be, right?
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There are way funnier people who don't have any notice.
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Bring back Darrell Hammond, funnier and a far greater talent.
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LG: I'm not funnier than Alexandra Petri, I will say.
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No comedy has been funnier, no "political" show more entertaining.
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So what can people do to learn to be funnier?
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The higher your social status, the funnier your fall is.
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"You're always thinking, how can we be funnier?" he said.
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And the real her is cooler, slightly more interesting, funnier.
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Yet for the most part, it has not gotten funnier.
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ALLEN I find it funnier now than I did then.
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Ryan's anecdote would be funnier if it weren't horrifyingly true.
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The more you listen to it, the funnier it gets.
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And it becomes funnier as more people try them out.
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It helps that Black has gotten funnier as he's aged.
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So something which is a bit lighter, a bit funnier maybe.
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The degree to which she hated it only made it funnier.
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Every line David dropped as Sanders was funnier than the next.
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"[Season 14 is] funnier, it's sexier, it's lighter," Gianniotti told TVLine.
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Trump has more funnier memes, and more memes, way more memes.
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This is why I fought to be funnier than anybody else.
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Even funnier is the music video he actually does star in.
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Outside raters found the death-primed participants' captions to be funnier.
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If this trailer is any indication, it gets way, way funnier.
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That's even funnier than an entire town drowned in pig poop.
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The stories are both more upsetting and funnier than I recalled.
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These outtakes are frequently much funnier than what's in the movie.
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LasersThere is nothing I can say that's funnier than this image.
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Bring back Darrell Hammond, much funnier and a far greater talent!
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I wanted to do something different, something funnier, and something light.
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THERE'S GOING TO BE A TITUS MOMENT FUNNIER THAN "PEENO NOIR".
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Towards the end, we were trying to make the film funnier.
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Bring back Darrell Hammond, much funnier and a far greater talent.
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Colbert remarked that her dad is funnier than some professional comedians.
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She's usually a lot funnier than she was in this article.
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I think every episode just got better and better and funnier.
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If pushed, I'd say that Private Benjamin is the funnier picture.
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The more Erlich respects his adversary's game, the funnier it gets.
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Who knew kids could come up with funnier jokes than adults?
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"I thought it was funnier a few months ago," she said.
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It's a funnier visual than a f**king plate of sushi.
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And of course, oddly, Jonah rises, which is that much funnier.
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Remember, he said he used to think people couldn't get funnier.
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The sketch was hilarious — funnier than what I had hazily remembered.
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All of which, needless to say, made the film funnier still.
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It's "funnier, dirtier and more audacious" than we remember, he writes.
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Obama was funnier than probably anybody who's ever run for office.
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Nothing is stranger (and funnier) in Williams's work than her details.
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And the more steamed he got, the funnier it struck me.
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What funnier place to spot a pregnant woman, am I right??
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And do you think that makes for a funnier, better show?
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We're not sure what's funnier, dad jokes, or jokes played on dads.
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But anyone funny is ... Or many funny people are funnier on Twitter.
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A little bit taller, a little better looking, a little smarter, funnier.
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Y'all both funnier than me but both of y'all UGLY AS S—!!!
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And Chris Rock, who is definitely funnier than your friends, will host.
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Twitter is never funnier than when a new Trump-Russia story breaks.
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" Then adding, "Bring back Darrell Hammond, funnier and a far greater talent!
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We can't stop watching, and it truly gets funnier with every view.
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In fact, there is some evidence that contemplating death makes you funnier.
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She makes my life sunnier, happier, funnier, stylishier, and super duper yummier!
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Costumes make the misadventures of the droll co-workers all the funnier.
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Both Tim AND Harvey Korman couldn't have been any nicer AND funnier.
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Even funnier: Not long after the segment aired, the FCC's website crashed.
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It was funnier than anything you ever did in your entire career.
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But it was a much funnier sight when Smith propped Jaden up.
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"I used to love talking trash, and receiving it was even funnier."
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But Moore was also simply funnier than everyone else, before or since.
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Lawther fares better if only because James's cringing neediness is inherently funnier.
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And the more they'd do that, the funnier it was to us.
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Gay boys are much funnier – the responses have had me in stitches.
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The voice Disick puts on definitely makes the joke that much funnier.
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Shlesinger's only gotten funnier since her 2008 victory on Last Comic Standing.
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The crowd was funnier than the movie; they were screaming and shit.
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Nearly everything here reminds you of something else, often better, cleverer, funnier.
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I have a feeling your speech gon be way funnier than mine.
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I'm not sure Jordan and I could make what's happening any funnier.
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What followed was looser, more surprising and funnier than what preceded it.
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The first line embraces contradiction, and it only gets funnier from there.
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" Carl gave it to me, and it's a lot funnier than "Sapiens.
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"He Went to Jared" is among the funnier of the recent contributions.
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Is mercury in gatorade (I know it's retrograde but this is funnier)?
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You're funnier on Twitter, and your life looks more beautiful on Instagram.
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Also, the people at Wonkette are a lot funnier than I am.
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She makes it so much funnier than you thought it ever could be.
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What makes this photo even funnier may be the look on Pronger's face.
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Even funnier was the part of the interview that didn't get much attention.
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What's even funnier is that the specs of this phone aren't half bad.
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But Deadpool was funnier, and sharper, than Suicide Squad—for one crucial reason.
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Some people are funnier than others; some have more important things to say.
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Season 14 expected to be "funnier, sexier, and lighter," and we can't wait.
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I started dancing with him, and it made the whole experience way funnier.
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Hilarious new addition Yolanda (Shakira Barrera) makes everyone in her orbit even funnier.
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The satirical video above is even funnier when you see IBM's original video.
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It's funnier than most films, but not as funny as the first one.
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Trump was funnier and more entertaining on Jimmy Fallon than boring Hillary Clinton.
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We see Jumanji, which is much funnier than I thought it would be.
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Wouldn't it have been funnier if Kanye had been downloading his own album?
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If it were up to Chevy Chase, Saturday Night Live would be funnier.
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" Asked whether she feels funnier now, the comedian said she's "just fundamentally different.
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Plus, a fun fact from Heer: Sanders is even funnier than his imitators.
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He's such a caricature of himself, you can't be funnier than he is.
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But Prince was also a more charming, earthier, funnier guy than many realized.
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But he also says that, in his case, he's "significantly funnier" on medication.
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The lower the entropy, the funnier the non-word is likely to be.
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That guy is much smarter and funnier and, well, better endowed than me.
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"I remember telling him he was funnier when he wasn't funny," he said.
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At his best, Mr. Chappelle's proves that thoughtfulness can make a joke funnier.
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You are not any smarter or funnier than you were before your appointment.
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Each thing is funnier than the next, and new experiences are just hilarious.
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Among its funnier flaws was the presence of the entry IS IT TEN?
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But he's funnier, and far less dorky-dad, than your typical youth pastor.
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As a child, the funnier that Freddy got, the more scared I was.
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A better and funnier fan initiative you will not find in any sport.
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But, personally, I don't think there's anything funnier than watching Kathryn Hahn unravel.
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And it was one of the funnier lines of a pretty boring opening monologue.
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But there is something else that is wilder, funnier, and stranger, and more vital.
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I can think of nobody funnier, more clever, more original, more real than him.
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The reporters in the crowd were definitely funnier than the real deal ... for sure.
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He went on to get even darker and if you were feeling it, funnier.
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I always thought I was a lot funnier than other people thought I was.
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Even if it is genuinely better/funnier/zanier than its namesake, it won't matter.
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But to this one, the idea of pizza as a boyfriend is even funnier.
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"I think I'm funnier than what he writes," Nora answers, and good for her.
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Almost the entire scene is shot in slow-mo, which just makes everything funnier.
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This ensemble made the episode even funnier with this PSA for children on Halloween.
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Yeah, I said it: I think you're funnier than the Cards Against Humanity people.
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And you seem to want to stop saying it, which makes it even funnier.
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"Trump jokes last night at Gridiron much funnier than Kimmel's Oscar monologue," Drudge tweeted.
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The equally funny (maybe even a bit funnier) ABBI Jacobson probably isn't far behind.
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The options are endless, and each one seems funnier and uglier than the last.
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The evidence that people can learn to become funnier is mostly anecdotal, McGraw says.
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If you tend to be dour, you can learn to be funnier with practice.
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That the question doesn't even begin to make sense renders the result even funnier.
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LOS ANGELES — Sometimes, watching celebrities watch videos is funnier than watching the videos themselves.
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They're probably funnier if you're not worried about being indicted after your term ends.
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An apathetic ruffle is one of the funnier wordless jokes that can be made.
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Picking random real-world examples makes it much funnier and immediately suggests new consequences.
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But in short order, What the Golf reveals it's much stranger—and much funnier.
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Then it was like, that's going to be way funnier if it's a person.
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The man put Scheer in a headlock and said he was funnier than Scheer.
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As the whisky took effect, masters' comments became digressive, and the poets became funnier.
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It's also named after Jackie Chan, who's both cooler and funnier than Bruce Lee.
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Plus, as children age they typically get smarter and funnier, and develop actual talents.
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Fresh, considerably funnier and featuring relative unknowns, "Insecure" comes across as everything that "Divorce" isn't.
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Are there preferable partners out there whom you'd find more interesting, enjoyable, smarter or funnier?
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An unfunny script doesn't get funnier just because it gets to use the F-word.
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She shouts over to Feig, asking if it'd be funnier if she lost her glasses.
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The only thing funnier than a great comedian is two great comedians who look identical.
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Or is he truly just better, smarter, and generally funnier than the rest of us?
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Even now, we can edit ourselves to be smoother, kinder, funnier than we really are.
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Thankfully, most of the other horse bugs in Red Dead have been a lot funnier.
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As is often the case, the real thing can be even funnier than the parody.
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Beast Mode, and they're even funnier when he's dubbed by an 8-year-old girl.
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I wish I had happier or funnier things to talk about than my dilemma though.
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Still funnier than a game you've played a dozen times has any right to be.
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Now, I could pour that energy into my work, becoming brighter, funnier, and more engaging.
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Is it just me or did these final items used to be a lot funnier????
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There's no one smarter, there's no one funnier, and he's just good to the core.
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Each try lasted about three seconds and somehow grew funnier the more exasperating it got.
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When you see someone sinking in quicksand, is it funnier if you know the person?
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Yes, that would maybe be funnier, but it wouldn't do any good in the world.
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No more proof needed that sinning is far more entertaining, and much funnier, than saintliness.
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The more you commit, the funnier it is—even if it's sad, uncomfortable, or pathetic.
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Like the dumbest ... ultimately, falling off a chair is funnier than a witty political sentence.
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"Somebody on the blog Garage wrote that our movie is funnier and better," he said.
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The Broad City episode was funnier, but mostly because there was a pegging reference involved.
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There's literally nothing funnier or more important than Soulja Boy talking about his favorite books.
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But imagine how much funnier it would be if you actually understood what they're saying!
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Emma seems much funnier to me in this adaptation than she has in some others.
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And now knowing there were actual human beings behind the screen makes it even funnier.
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Instead, seemingly innocent comments sting as painfully as insults, and are funnier for their terseness.
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Mr. Gethard swears he is "'significantly funnier' on medication," Charles Isherwood wrote in The Times.
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Because there's no joke funnier than the one your mom made when she had you.
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But here he relaxes in the more familiar surroundings and he's funnier as a result.
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So either Jews got funnier, or they were just funny all along and nobody noticed.
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Hopefully, a whole lot funnier, because this seriously underappreciated show will be back in our lives.
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What's funnier than the sad truth of how 2016 drained us all emotionally, financially, and spiritually?
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Is there anything funnier in this world than a dad trying and failing to show off?
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There are some jokes that get old quickly, while others get progressively funnier with each retelling.
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The only thing they kind of cut out is, I'm a lot funnier in real life.
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And that means when they come back it's even funnier, especially in one unforgettable culminating scene.
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What's funnier still is that neither Knightley nor Brodie-Sangster seem to have aged over time.
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The study also found that Scalia was 19 times funnier than fellow justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Let it run for 13 seasons and it becomes ever funnier — but much, much sadder too.
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"But I hope they have my sense of humor because I'm definitely funnier," the actor remarked.
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And the result is even funnier for the lack of structure and stream-of-consciousness writing.
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I don't know if that's more mature [than jumping into a relationship], but it's definitely funnier.
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Consequently, the show is ten times funnier than it would be if those winks were there.
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Really, it's less like a how-to and more like looking into a mirror, only funnier.
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Is there anything funnier (or sillier) than a famous person embracing his or her animal lookalike?
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" One of the funnier ones was "All News When Fit, When Not We Wait a Bit.
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It doesn't have to make total sense, if anything, it's even funnier the more it doesn't.
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Ms. Mazzie may ultimately be a shade less touching than Ms. O'Hara was, but she's funnier.
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"Oh, Darling I'm in the Garden" is a funnier, weirder rendering of her old adultery material.
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Maybe Henry is a little luckier than the average boy, but he's not really any funnier.
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I can tell who is gay from their responses to my tweets because they're always funnier.
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Only funnier, with cooler everyday events, and a seemingly endless allowance for elaborate costumes and disguises.
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And there's definitely no one funnier when it comes to both celebrating and skewering combat sports.
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And it was undoubtedly funnier than any prank call I could've pulled off on my own.
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Is there a funnier portrait of anyone in literature than that of Lady Catherine de Bourgh?
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What could be funnier, more strange and outlandish, than something that managed to qualify as normal?
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A great deal funnier, subtler and darker than Orwell's book, Huxley's satire nevertheless has its limitations.
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I don't mean that any one type of person is funnier or more insightful than another.
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Sure, Will is funny, but is he funnier than the self-involved, Type A wannabee Grace?
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Barbara's excuse is that she's on her period, which leads to one of the show's funnier discussions.
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What do you think are some of the funnier ones that deserved or didn't deserve their fame?
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Rothwell's character, Kelli, who is an accountant, had one of the funnier reactions to Molly's pay problem.
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But it's the use of PowerPoint itself that made this a memed phenomenon – and, somehow, even funnier.
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This is an iPhone X. Let me turn it over because it's busted and that's even funnier.
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They often jettison cutesy, sentimental kid or teenage characters in favor of something funnier and more eccentric.
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A Southwest Airlines flight attendant has been making safety demonstrations a little sassier, and a lot funnier.
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It's on the way, and the sophomore season is sure to be funnier and raunchier than ever.
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Leslie Jones is back to her Twitter ways and the world is better (and funnier) for it.
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It's even funnier with big sister and brother helping me pack and sort out the baby's clothes.
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The reality star and author took a funnier approach on Twitter with this Saturday Night Life GIF.
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Online people: You're not in any way smarter or funnier for dunking on Eric Garland on Twitter.
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This is expert-level trolling gone awry, and the story is that much funnier as a result.
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And even if it weren't, Rod's lines are way funnier if you've seen him in the movie.
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Some might argue that going too far is what makes some comedians better, or funnier, than others.
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Maple, a musically inclined golden retriever mix, reminded the world that dogs are always funnier than humans.
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I'd be hard-pressed to think of anyone who has ever been any funnier in a sitcom.
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At that point, it was funnier than anything to me because of the behavior he was exhibiting.
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There was nothing funnier than prank-calling people or gossiping about who had a crush on who.
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"Maybe there are other performers as funny, but in my opinion I can't think of anybody funnier."
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It's miles funnier than the wig, and it's relatable, too, which is the mark of true comedy.
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If you're equally unapologetic about wanting to be a funnier, more confident, person, then you'll enjoy yourself.
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"You play it straight because the straighter you go, then the jokes are even funnier," she said.
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The film doesn't call much attention to the absurdity of these encounters, which just makes them funnier.
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Our solution was to have the White House press staff make a video that was even funnier.
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"The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants" is much funnier — and better — than its mediocre name would suggest.
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They're so much warmer and cooler, funnier and sadder, more profound and more accessible than I recalled.
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Buffalo Bills (5-2) — Nothing would be funnier than the Bills beating the Patriots in the playoffs.
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The answer is probably number two, but it's much funnier to believe the first one, so I will.
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Sometimes, there's not much commentary to make about something — it's funnier if your followers just see for themselves.
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Plus, people showing up to "boo" an accountant while he worked would just be a whole lot funnier.
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"He's funny on the show, but he's funnier and he is weirder [away from the cameras]," Roper revealed.
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Audiences seemed to love it, and the largely positive response to a funnier, queerer Chucky movie delighted Mancini.
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"Howli is incredibly interesting, funnier than I am, and will be a phenomenal mom," Pfeiffer remembered telling Obama.
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In fact, going in cold might actually make it funnier as the bizarre background info gets doled out.
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"I thought I was going to blow up on YouTube, like him, because I thought I was funnier."
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It's funnier, smarter, and wilder, all without the need to explain wrestling to its characters, or viewers, anymore.
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But Corporate certainly knows what it is, and maybe that means it will be funnier down the line.
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Thank you for teaching me how to play suck and blow and constantly inspiring me to be funnier.
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Kyle Wildfern definitely knows his worth, which makes the hook of his new song "Oops" that much funnier.
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A: Mostly when I read C.'s I was like, man, I should have been funnier in mine.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp is flat-out funnier, smarter, more exciting, and better written than Ant-Man.
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The movie screen, which tends to literalize everything, makes the funnier aspects of her writing difficult to adapt.
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Bit NSFW, obvs: Please show me something funnier than someone playing a drum cymbal with a rabbit vibrator.
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I let my withering sarcasm loose, and he told me I was funnier than I first let on.
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But, what's even funnier is the reactions he got to the idea that he'd "fake jog" up there.
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It would be much funnier to have Clinton as the "straight man" while Trump, rightfully, acted the buffoon.
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If you already understand the thing we're parodying, then what we're doing is both funnier and more honest.
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Watching other people use VR can be even funnier as they react with a world you can't see.
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"I enjoyed the idea of making them funnier and darker than conventional horoscopes," he said in an interview.
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At least, that's the premise behind Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, which frankly looks even funnier than its predecessor.
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Fey turns 46 on May 18, and we're pretty sure that she just keeps getting funnier every year.
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Some of the biggest laughs of my life have been from bad jokes, because what's funnier than failure?
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Time is not kind in many ways, but as it passes for these ladies, they only get funnier.
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Fiddy and Meek's social media beef is getting more intense by the hour -- but it's also getting funnier.
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And like so many recurring awards show gags, it didn't get any funnier as the night wore on.
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Somehow that makes the "Part 2" poem from his new book, "Half/Life: New & Selected Poems," even funnier.
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Another thing is that I knew he was funny and witty but in-person he was even funnier.
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Even the sand loses to the ocean, he said in one of his funnier wisecracks of the season.
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The way that tweets present themselves in screenshots is funnier on Instagram, creators told The Verge last year.
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It all makes me wonder if we can ever go home again to a simpler, and funnier, time.
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I'm eagerly awaiting it, and I hope that it's a lot funnier when it can stretch its wings.
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It would be funnier if it weren't depressing, but isn't that the tightrope we've been walking for two years?
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I'll try to be funnier from now on so he won't feel the need to ghost write for me.
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The quick flash of the presidential candidate's name is what makes the moment "even funnier," Yan told the outlet.
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Rapper T.I. is mourning the loss of his older sister by remembering some of the funnier moments they shared.
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That element takes a funnier turn through Jonathan, a more femme guy, who also has a crush on Justin.
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But it's distinctly one of the funnier and more innocuous things that a Facebook executive has apologized for lately.
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Knowing you have a community behind you makes inside jokes—like Bait's grumpiness or "human Rayla"—that much funnier.
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Instead, The Carmichael Show took on several contentious issues all in a row — and was only funnier for it.
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But it's MUCH FUNNIER if you, say, just got a new system and have no friends whatsoever in there.
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Jeff Sessions became Forrest Gump on Saturday Night Live ... and the bust stop bench spoof couldn't have been funnier.
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We saw more of that last night on "SNL," where McCarthy was back as Spicer and funnier than ever.
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He pulled her aside on set and tried the scene with a lighter to see if it was funnier.
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IMO, there's nothing more romantic (slash funnier) than a couple with matching underwear, and MeUndies has got them covered.
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Fellow comedian DL Hughley paid tribute to Gregory after news of his death "Heaven just got funnier," Hughley tweeted.
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The show is as funny as the film—perhaps even funnier because television has a precedent for successful mockumentaries.
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The show tends to be funnier and more interesting when they're onscreen than when it's just Evie and Xavier.
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And the goal was to kind of build and build and have funnier and crazier things as you go.
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What's even funnier is that neither of the two troglodytes sitting next to me thought about waking me up.
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Giving satire a shot in the arm While Trump made Americans more serious, he also made comedians much funnier.
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Stelling's half-hour appearance on Netflix's "The Standups" is funnier than most of the streaming platform's other comedy specials.
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This is as good as Henry James's novel "The Wings of the Dove" but much shorter and much funnier.
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I'm not rockin' hot, but I am funnier, smarter, more curious, more creative and more sexually fulfilled than ever.
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"For the first couple of years of teaching, I didn't think you could learn to be funnier," he says.
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They get funnier, sometimes more aggressive but in a funny way… I think 30 is going to be fun.
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I think we should serve reindeer stew instead because it tastes better than salmon, it's traditional and it's funnier.
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They can be more mature; they can also be funnier because that's a more uncomfortable area and more permanent.
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Both of these pieces of Drake content are very entertaining, but one is definitely much funnier than the other.
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I thought my clue for MAMMOTH CAVEAT (Proviso about extinct elephants?) was pretty good, but theirs is much funnier.
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Cusack, Mr. Thomas and a brief bit about budget airlines are notably funnier than the rest of the film.
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And while the content is hilarious, it was even funnier to watch how the voice-to-text was interpreted.
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For example, from Scandinavian shows I've learned that Danes are funnier than Swedes and everyone is looser than Norwegians.
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This is a great, witty take on fajitas, although the joke would be funnier if it didn't cost $125.
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As BoJack Horseman progressed through its six seasons, the show's most obvious punchline didn't get funnier; it got scarier.
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The joke does not become funnier because it is clear what is going to happen; it becomes less funny.
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In the Book Review, Phil Gailey said Lewis's work was "deeper, funnier and more edifying" than more usual insider accounts.
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"Your jokes seem to be funnier and your wisdom seems to be deeper," Kingston said of his time in office.
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Queries about who is funnier, you or your sister, are frustratingly met with "I don't have an opinion on that".
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The set is fantastic, the choreography invigorating, the script impossibly funny and made somehow funnier by the actors' impeccable deliveries.
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Somehow, that only makes the jokes, about the dehumanization inherent in trying to hold down a corporate job, even funnier.
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It ends up being a lot longer than expected, but it's a funnier way to waste a night with friends.
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Toad, who is eternally peppy and helpful, makes for a funnier candidate because he's pure and therefore an unexpected choice.
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Try watching the video on mute, and you'll see what I mean: the video is funnier with the laugh track.
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I've found The Sopranos much funnier than I anticipated, though many people have warned me that it gets very dark.
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The NFL is funnier with Jay Cutler in it and we need football to be funny, now more than ever.
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Bytes • Nothing funnier than Kumail Nanjiani in Pakistani Denzel mode, making out with women who would rather be anywhere else.
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I know I&aposm getting a little bit older here, but I thought they&aposd be a little bit funnier.
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The character George Lopez is much funnier in failure than in success, but, for now, "Lopez" falls somewhere in between.
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If the characters were more active, or even just funnier, that might make them more palatable to hang out with.
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I saw a funnier, and more dramatic, version of their Old European ways in the antics of the Portokalos family.
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Essentially, the research accurately demonstrated that the more improbable a non-word sounds, the funnier it is likely to be.
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Capricorn risings have an unmistakable seriousness about them—even when they tell jokes, they're deadpan, which only makes it funnier!
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In pursuit of 100 rejections, I put myself forward for opportunities I'd previously thought were for smarter, funnier, cooler people.
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I decided to use the automatic sentence creator to fill out the conclusion, where things got funnier, and more dire.
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I know plenty of dudes on TV that are just way better looking, way funnier, and way more talented [laughs].
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Sure, it's excellent Easy TV — funnier, dirtier and more audacious than you heard it was, than you remember it being.
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Moments like that are funnier than anyone tuning in to watch a movie about a widely despised felon might expect.
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But you couldn't beat what she was as a person, funnier and warmer and kinder than most people I've known.
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"'Making History' won't make America great again, but it makes it a little funnier," Mike Hale wrote in The Times.
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Moreover, Watch the Stove is funnier, awash in goofy yelping voices, oddly pieced-together beats, and generally droll self-mockery.
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It's a rare glimpse into the drafting stage of great comedy, which is sometimes funnier than the finished work itself.
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And then I realized it would be probably funnier and more widely appealing if I made it Harry Potter fan fiction.
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I find her jokes funnier, I find her material more invigorating, and I find her show's point of view more exciting.
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With comedy, if it's real, if it's authentic, if the person is not aware of themselves being funny, it becomes funnier.
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The result isn't necessarily funnier than Smiley Face, which holds up incredibly well ten years later, but it is more optimistic.
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"My goal was to upload a video on my dial-up computer and be funnier than Chris Crocker," he told Fader.
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That is generally to the show's detriment — it would be funnier if it didn't mistake crass for cutting-edge so often.
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This year, improve your alignment, and maybe get funnier in the process: Be fully alive now by meditating on your demise.
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The new version of the remark was only a little funnier, and only if you like a good death-penalty joke.
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The interview is part of the Clinton campaign's attempt to show a funnier, softer side of the former secretary of state.
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And I think that she's gonna be — I think everyone misses her already, and she'll be back and funnier than ever.
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Instead, it's actually a good deal stranger, funnier, more self-aware, and more grossly self-satisfied than anyone might have predicted.
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What could be funnier that former critic Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP nominee, eating frog legs (with a side of crow)?
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"I don't know if it made me funnier, but it was so amazing, how it made everything be O.K.," she said.
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By the way, it doesn't seem like Charles ever caught on to what Shaq was doing -- which made it even funnier.
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He&aposs funnier than late night comics because the one thing they can&apost deal with, and it&aposs his appeal.
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"He is very adept at making his guests funnier," said Kent Alterman, who's the president of original programming at Comedy Central.
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"Little Women" was far funnier, its dialogue and observations far subtler, its sense of amusement far more developed, than I remembered.
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Maybe her recollection of him has since improved, or maybe she thought the bit might be funnier if he sounded Indian.
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These are all dexterous performances, though they would probably be even funnier if the show saw their characters through Adrian's eyes.
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He makes this even funnier by underscoring the aspects of mob-related home life that are, by these standards, utterly mundane.
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It's not as funny as Northanger Abbey, but it has more heart, and it's not as moving as Persuasion, but it's funnier.
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We didn't avoid real life beefs exactly, we just thought it would be funnier if it was all based within the office.
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"While some people think they're funnier than others ... it really isn't one person that you can pin it all on," Kelly explained.
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Jessica Simpson's kids want to know everything about their sibling on the way — and they couldn't be asking their parents funnier questions!
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The cast makes my character seem more vulnerable, which maybe makes it funnier that his character is not very gentle toward her.
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And he was a funnier version of this type in Snatch (2000), as an Irish Traveller boxer with an intentionally incomprehensible accent.
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Google hired writers from Pixar, an animated-film studio, and The Onion, a satirical newspaper, to make its new Google Assistant funnier.
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Any funnier and it would tip over into slapstick absurdity (which seems to be why Lord and Miller were shown the door).
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His friends mourned something more: the loss of a man who was warmer, funnier and far more complex than the public knew.
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The person he was talking to happened to have connections at Microsoft, and thought it'd be even funnier to test that theory.
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The Sideshow exclusive Version also comes with Headpool, and what could be funnier than a floating zombie head in a propellor beanie?
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It's one of the funnier SNL opening monologues in recent memory, and hey, it also has some worthwhile things to say, too.
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His book is much less interior than " In Search of Lost Time ," but also much funnier—at times more Wodehouse than Proust.
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Binging the sitcom today on Netflix is sometimes even funnier than it was back then, because the technology is so laughably outdated.
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They make Maya act out the "servant" role in the spot, too, maintaining that these choices are somehow more logical, and funnier.
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Ms. Silverman and her cast find an amiable gentleness that matches Mr. Lipton's low-key absurdism, which makes everything all the funnier.
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And above all, a joke has to be funny -- the more controversial or edgy it is, the funnier it has to be.
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That might yet work if it were simply funnier, if it built momentum from the cascading disaster of the ill-conceived trip.
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In apt Gen X fashion it's funnier and more modest than the best-sellers by the musical heroes of the baby boomers.
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The comedy of cruelty is rarely funnier or more brutal than when it comes from Armando Iannucci, a virtuoso of political evisceration.
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Still, for much of the musical, the impression he leaves is lighter and funnier, no doubt because he's visibly not an adult.
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"We know that doing the funnier, more Jersey-ish tweets help and also draw people in to our (other) tweets," she says.
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It's not like 27 million was funnier; the company just didn't bother to do the math when choosing an arbitrary large number.
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Next week's installment, "The Funnier Sex," traces the long struggle of female comics to be heard in the writers' room and onstage.
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It's not as funny as the best humor books, including Franken's — but it's a whole lot funnier than your average political memoir.
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If "Sojourners," which feels more modern, never quite reaches that lovely peak of melodrama, it is both funnier and more excitingly staged.
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Conservative commentator Matt Drudge fired back at Jimmy Kimmel's Oscar monologue, saying jokes made by President Trump the night before were funnier.
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Of the many classic characters the SNL vet brought back to the show's stage, none were funnier or more subversive than Gumby.
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Moviegoers may recall the basic premise of "Father Figures" from "Flirting With Disaster," a vastly funnier 1996 comedy by David O. Russell.
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He also grew a great beard, so we have no doubt he could have played a buff, bearded, and perhaps funnier, MCU hero.
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Thank you for your loyalty, friendship and generosity," Winkler tweeted, adding, "Larger than life, funnier than most , wise and the definition of friend.
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Pratt did end up getting his wish, but a misunderstanding leads to a much longer and much funnier story than you'd first expect.
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I accept that ZZ is funnier since it represents snoring, but their mathematical misuse makes me doubtful of their dedication to mathematical purity.
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Lea Michele plays Valentina, Courtney's straitlaced chief of staff, and I trust she will be allowed to be funnier as the show progresses.
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His Charles Nelson Reilly might be funnier, but it's also worth noting his pathos in this monologue from his eighth round as host.
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Just when you think it can't get any worse (or funnier) the camera pans out to reveal Kelli has peed in her pants.
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This kiwi-slipping incident, however, is much funnier and not as dark, so let's analyze the moment of crisis beginning at the start.
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More power to them; I just hope to see more diverse women show up in those places, too — and maybe some funnier jokes.
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That just makes it even funnier that Fallen Kingdom shares so much DNA with a recent movie that was much lighter and sillier.
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In some ways comedy works even better if you're the overly serious guy in a ridiculous comedy; then it can be even funnier.
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I think the show is just generally funnier and and I think there's a lot of great physical comedy in there as well.
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"Dealing with the embarrassment of her being a former president seemed like the perfect thing to make Julia that much funnier," he said.
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If you liked the first season, then you're going to love the second because it's funnier, it's scarier – we're just pushing more boundaries.
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Why it's even funnier to me, it was funny to everybody, but that was a shot I had in my bag all year.
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" But the confrontation quickly escalated out of control after Kendall pointed out that she felt Kourtney was trying to seem "funnier" and "cooler.
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That we aren't good enough, but must by the love of God get better, richer, thinner, funnier, better-dressed, and endlessly more accomplished.
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Witherspoon's been known to post some of the funnier ones on her Instagram account — check out one of her mom's BLL reactions below.
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Women, a lot of the time, are so much funnier than men, but they just choose not to do comedy for a living.
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The video gets funnier with each consecutive viewing, and Daniel seems to become more and more comfortable with the adoration of his Vans.
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Though certainly funnier, the Fallon collaboration isn't as steamy as Grande's original video for "Into You" that dropped in the end of May.
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But in contrast to Stella's industrial palette, Overstreet's colors are juicy and alive, and the whole thing is looser and jazzier and funnier.
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Nothing is funnier to me than when comedies have to get super serious and the "To Be Continued …" is about to pop up.
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One of the funnier things about the Olympics is watching the athletes process during the torch lighting ceremony in their funny-ass clothes.
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Even funnier was Kennedy's raunchy Party Girl, who also had trouble getting out of the limo, and hid bottle service in her padding.
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One of the funnier moments in "Love Actually" came from a short scene with an overly enthusiastic jewelry salesman played by Rowan Atkinson.
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He's then roasted mercilessly because, apparently in their world, there's no funnier punch line than a man showing vulnerability and expressing his feelings.
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"Nearly everything here reminds you of something else, often better, cleverer, funnier," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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She rejects Connor's offer to run his campaign with, like, 15 different variations on the word "no," each somehow funnier than the last.
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Marvel could have gone grimmer, broodier and sterner, but that isn't its onscreen way; so it has made Thor sunnier, sillier and funnier.
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But why are we going back to 1876 when the movies can just make more — funnier and crazier and browner and gayer ones?
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Suddenly McLaren (played by Jack Bertinshaw), leaping over the footlights, dances too — not the same choreography as theirs, something far sillier and funnier.
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All of the characters have exciting romantic lives—and with much funnier and more attractive partners than the audience could ever hope for.
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Cowell takes it in stride, but their convo gets even funnier when she calls him a "good lad" ... you gotta check it out.
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I have a plan in place to be 10 percent funnier in every column on the world of investing, quarter over quarter. How?
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I think seeing Stifler in his 40s as the exact same guy, just not growing up at all seems even funnier to me.
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In the script, however, the character was not naked, but the comedian offered to take off his clothes to make the scene funnier.
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Who will you mentioned, we gave you a holy crap moment that I think is one of the funnier moments in the book.
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" Even though the president-elect rarely laughs, Apatow says, and "has a demented sense of humor, Trump is way funnier than Hillary Clinton.
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The only drawback is that while Teen Groot has the potential to be funnier, there's no way it'll be cuter than Baby Groot.
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Kris and her kin celebrated at her house Wednesday night with a karaoke party that got funnier by the moment, or the glass.
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I saved a few of the funnier ones to my "Book" by hitting Share below the meme, and even better ones started showing up.
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That said, Botnet did generate a comment leagues funnier than anything I've seen on Twitter when I've tried to talk politics: New Hampee, indeed.
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Du Bois let the overconfident and bombastic Stoddard walk into a comic moment, which Stoddard then made even funnier by not getting the joke.
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I covered the Mets for all but the last of Piazza's years with the team and still chuckle at some of his funnier lines.
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But the entire cast is worthy of celebration: Socha is winsome and deeply sympathetic, Durand displays real versatility, and York has never been funnier.
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The second version is funnier, perhaps because it carries a deeper truth: a mishap avoided can lead to a greater calamity down the road.
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I hate that this whole debacle is making me explain transfeminism 101 because honestly I have better and funnier things I'd rather be doing.
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Readers have pointed out that the Cyrillic letters the Facebook logo gets replaced with are actually nonsense in Russian, which arguably, makes it funnier.
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And, lastly, no one found the Henry Cavill mustache fiasco funnier than Henry Cavill himself, who created a memorial video for it after shaving.
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The film follows some of his stage routines at The Comedy Store or The Met, but his spontaneous bits of business are even funnier.
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But, perhaps funnier than watching a big baby get punched is the uproarious and goofy laughter of the uncle who filmed the entire incident.
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And advertisers, knowing this, come out with bigger and better Super Bowl spots every year: funnier writing, brighter star power, and more original ideas.
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It's a funny sketch, and it gets funnier as both actors break character, unable to keep up with the ridiculousness of what they're doing.
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There's nothing funnier than going high and low—have this crappy sitcom about a talking baby and then talk about the banality of evil.
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If a man finds a message in a bottle, is it funnier if instead of a message it contains a tiny little banana peel?
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A 2011 University of New Mexico psychology study found that professional comedians and people who wrote funnier cartoon captions scored higher on verbal intelligence.
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If you thought it couldn't get any funnier, Daniel managed to find a Donald Trump impersonator to record the audiobook, he said on Twitter.
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It was one of the funnier episodes The X-Files ever turned out, and also featured Sandlot actor Patrick Renna as a possible vampire.
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Contemporary viewers will likely find Duck and Cover, the chipper cartoon short made to teach schoolchildren about atomic warfare, even funnier than '80s audiences.
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Season two was just about perfect, balancing the group's tensions and guilt (over having covered up a killing) with the show's wilder, funnier moments.
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"Now that I have been teaching for a lot longer, I have seen enough instances where people have in fact gotten funnier," he says.
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Not just because she prospered in spite of youthful obstacles, but also because she's funnier, smarter and more charismatic than the people around her.
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In collaboration with the university lecturer Derek Hockridge, Ms. Bell made changes to the Asterix series that rendered it funnier for an English audience.
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Monét's "warrior mermaid" look earned the quip "Tuna Turner" from Ru, and I cannot write anything funnier than that, and therefore will not try.
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They're obviously not meant to be soundalikes, but instead go as far as possible as puns, which makes them even funnier, in my opinion.
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It is impossible to get over this, and that the filmmakers did this is funnier than most of the actual jokes in the movie.
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The business of cooking on them is called Schwenken, though the guy who introduced me to the process calls it Schwenking, which is funnier.
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It's arguably even funnier if you don't know anything about the Sonic the Hedgehog game series, as clearly even the game devs themselves didn't.
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Somehow in the cynical, post-ironic kaleidoscope of the internet, nothing has become funnier than a puffed-up rage-goblin shamelessly, bumblingly, misleading the public.
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The image of Derrell has seen its many hilarious iterations and evolved over the years, but the origins of the image are somehow even funnier.
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It certainly looks like it'll be funnier with other people, given that you can do things like take pictures together or emote to one another.
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The trailer (starring Keegan Michael-Key) is probably funnier than the actual game, but it's nice to see that Bethesda has a sense of humor.
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On top of it, hopefully, our spin is funnier and more relaxed and cooler than all the other people who are chiming in about shit.
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What they do next—disappearing from the DJ booth and then letting the poppy love song go on and on—makes the stunt even funnier.
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There's also humor, if we accept Samuel Beckett's line that "Nothing is funnier than unhappiness," as he once wrote into his 1957 absurdist play, Endgame.
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Beckett said that nothing is funnier than unhappiness, a maxim that playwright Bess Wohl seems to have taken to heart for much of the show.
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"There's nothing funnier to me than Sacha playing a competent idiot," Mr. Bobin said, adding that Mr. Cohen was "heavily involved" with creating the character.
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He doesn't mind that it makes fun of him (one of his managers came up with the premise), but he thinks it could be funnier.
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And just when you think it's about to get even funnier, as the minister asks her to stand up, she unravels and begins to bawl.
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With all its balancing of light and dark, his "Oklahoma!" is a rollicking good time: The jokes have never been funnier, the merry songs merrier.
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The humor is dry and the acting deadpan in "Women Who Kill," a comedy that plays it droll and is all the funnier for it.
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Ms. LuPone, wearing heavy jewels and a Polish accent to match, is as imposing as Rubinstein must have been, and presumably a whole lot funnier.
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A group of card writers are collaborating to produce better and funnier cards than a machine-learning AI trained on Cards Against Humanity brainstorming documents.
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She will be on Mr. Fallon's show on Thursday evening, where things are not likely to be as politically combative — but will probably be funnier.
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The wanton cynicism that permeates the series seems even funnier now, although its refusal to identify Selina's party affiliation has always felt a bit strained.
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It's funny to see how that taste in music has evolved, and perhaps, even funnier that our tastes have grown together quite harmoniously over time.
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"The sequel has the same tone as the original but is livelier and funnier, mostly due to Hugh Grant, who gleams as the bad guy."
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It was the better version of House of Cards's ruthless ladder-climbing, the funnier twist on Scandal's conspiracy world; it was the anti-West Wing.
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Before going to in Rome and Madrid, they made stops in Sydney, Australia, and Paris, France – and each stop has only gotten funnier than the last.
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The balance isn't "real" until it hits the blockchain, though, so it's all funny money (well, funnier than usual) until the payment channel is closed out.
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Though Bradel has a fleshed out backstory and branching dialogue for the NPC, his name is "The Jar Salesman" because Bradel thought it was much funnier.
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Laugh clips might include funnier bits that you haven't seen or that stay evergreen, while news clips for "inform" are all capped at about 24 hours.
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And finally, please, we implore you...read the M-W definition for the wave: And let us know if you find a funnier piece of writing.
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I have read this rejected spec script for a Verizon commercial over and over, and it just gets funnier and sadder all at once every time.
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He's the avatar for everyone who's ever daydreamed about not just being tougher than the threats in their life, but also faster, more flexible, and funnier.
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The game of telephone aspect of it makes this funnier because it hits on knowing satire of the thing without demonstrating actual knowledge of the thing.
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The ever-sharp Dear White People is about to return for a second season, and it somehow looks even quicker, more confident, and funnier than ever.
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Once the Vine got popular, someone layered the chorus of Natasha Bedingfield's song "Pocketful of Sunshine," over it, probably assuming that this would be even funnier.
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The sort that swirls through your head and you sometimes share with someone when you're unpacking groceries, making dinner or just calling to chat — only funnier.
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Of course, nothing could be funnier, given that everyone knows Scotland is the place that has been hating on Trump since long before it was cool.
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They weren't exactly knee-slappers, but some were better than others, and they were all funnier than whatever that Penn and Teller thing was on Wednesday.
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Instead, they just reacted to what they saw, talking in between snippets of footage, saying the same sort of thing we were all thinking, but funnier.
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Despite Barry's wacky attempts to be an actor — all of which are funnier for how clumsy Hader lets them be — Barry is an intrinsically tragic character.
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A surprise, slick cameo from Neil Patrick Harris (and his mustache) capped off the song, making the bit funnier and snappier than the ceremony's opening number.
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So far, the writing is the star of "grown-ish," overseen by the "black-ish" creator Kenya Barris: the one-liners are funnier than the characters.
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Everyone has hands and feet and walks upright, though, and their problems and behavior are strikingly like their counterparts in schools for human children — only funnier.
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Guests find it funny that she climbs upon the bar stool, but to make it even funnier, we often give her a gin glass of water.
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Especially with Tina Fey's jokes, you can tell where she's tweaked a word in a joke to make it funnier, and I'm so in awe of that.
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The clip is a 416-centred spoof of street fight compilations and significantly funnier than the time Drake and pals dressed up as Shoppers Drug Mart employees.
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It would be even funnier if it did, but there's no sense of "tenure" outside of the professorial one that is common enough for us to use.
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Vote now, Europe" she said, retweeting a tweet that asked, "What would be funnier than making the UK host a huge, expensive celebration of Europe in 2018?
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He was the surprise headliner of a lineup which included Jeff Ross, Marc Maron, Aziz Ansari, and Louis C.K. Chappelle was funnier than all of them combined.
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While opening the award show — she's the first Black woman to host the program — Haddish delivered joke, after joke, after joke, each one funnier than the last.
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The best TikToks are the work of people who are inherently funny but who take themselves far less seriously than professional comedians, which makes them even funnier.
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The Cavaliers are favorites to reach the NBA Finals for the third straight season, making the Kings' bravado ten times bolder and their trolling ten times funnier.
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A lot funnier than "Hereditary", "Midsommar" is in part a cheerful comedy about bickering Americans who are befuddled by the customs and cuisine of a foreign country.
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In honor of the big game, we're taking a look back at celeb Super Bowl commercials that literally made our lives that much better/funnier/more entertaining.
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The problem for me is the attempted justification for drinking alone—that I can make funnier dick jokes—quickly slips into just drinking alone all the time.
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The loss of viewership likely occurred as Canadians tuned in to the Fox Television feed instead, with its U.S. commercials that many consider funnier and more sophisticated.
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Turning Montresor and Fortunato into a couple of bros makes the entire scenario feel funnier and less deadly — which could be an outlet for larger cultural fears.
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If I put that on the front of National Geographic, I would have to think that it would make the cover funnier than their covers usually are.
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That 43 minutes of X-Files (minus commercials) is funnier and more on-point than the three total hours of Silicon Valley that have aired this year.
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When it appeared Off Broadway in 1980, The Times's Mel Gussow wrote that Mr. Hamilton was even funnier writing for the stage than he was in cartoons.
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Related: This Felt Artist Turns Fabric into Organic, Alien Creations Duchamp's Urinal Is a Lot Funnier in Felt This Textile Artist Makes Soft Toys for Grown-Ups
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It only gets better the closer you look—making it a good meme—and gets funnier once we enter the Photoshop Battle—making it a great meme.
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" She breaks down the process of making plaster molds of her manko, which she then used to "make pieces to present pussy as brighter, funnier, less serious.
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Some ads are funnier, wackier or more emotional than others, and grab the audience's attention even before they hit the TV screens on the big game day.
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Seriously, the hilarious cast of Netflix's Feel Good is bound to make practicing social distancing a little easier on all of us — and a whole lot funnier.
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Each joke becomes ten times funnier as it ricochets around the room, and there's often nothing but jokes — this isn't a show that leans hard on feelings.
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I'm a lot funnier, and I know there was so much content to try to get into an episode so they didn't get all my TV jokes.
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But that's mostly because he's just in a funnier movie than most of the other villains on this list, not because he himself is all that funny.
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Whether you're playing a hopping rabbit or an ambulatory wall, you're just moving pixels on a screen — but one of those things is still much, much funnier.
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PRO The only out-and-out comedy in this group, "Imposters" is funnier, in both broad and subtle ways, than you would expect from a Bravo show.
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In June, Simon will release his thirteenth solo album, "Stranger to Stranger," which is friskier and funnier than its recent predecessors—his most danceable music in decades.
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He's always been social, but he's finding things funnier and he's trying to make me laugh in a more deliberate way with the way he's socially interacting.
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Learning the intention behind the music's genesis makes the joke even funnier, especially since quite a lot of people, myself included, actually appreciate the way it sounds.
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Some results were hacky, like the ill-fated That '80s Show, which used a laugh-track to make jokes about cassette tapes seem funnier than they were.
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That makes it all the funnier, as Jimmy Kimmel found out when he challenged parents to turn the TV off while their children played the hit video game.
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The First Wives Club is full of iconic scenes — but few are funnier than the one where Marcia Gay Harden gets a beating from a manic Diane Keaton.
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Sending The Emoji Movie to the 2017 festival is slightly funnier than it would be any other year, given Cannes' doubling down on pretension in the last month.
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Unless you've been bingeing the insanely awkward romantic comedy Chewing Gum on Netflix it's hard to find a TV sex scene that is funnier than it is serious.
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The deconstructed, modular treatment of sound and image, of private life and public performance, echoes Straub-Huillet's Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach, but Mozart in Love is funnier.
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"In the brief time they were onstage, Tiffany Haddish and Maya Rudolph were objectively funnier than most Oscar hosts in recent memory," the petition's creator, Rebecca G., wrote.
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Honestly, Michelle Williams might be even funnier than Amy Schumer — and that's saying something, considering the comedian made us laugh so hard we've cried during this blooper reel.
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All of that backstory only makes Rambis's like-heard-around-the-world that much funnier — and makes you wonder what the Knicks coaching position does to a man.
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The Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning actor Jon Hamm is famous for being both more talented and funnier than any good-looking person has a right to be.
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I've told you that the times I've run into her I've found her always improving — more confident, more comfortable with her campaign, funnier, smarter about selling her agenda.
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"The people who don't get funnier are the ones who aren't introspective enough or self-aware enough to understand what it is they are failing at," Berg says.
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What could have been simply a cutting satire — or thought experiment — about our tech dependence and craving for quick-fix pop psychology becomes something far warmer and funnier.
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Some borderline-inappropriate jokes are cracked and you brace yourself for 90 more minutes of semi-awkward, underwritten, marshmallow-soft humor featuring people who have been funnier elsewhere.
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Creators went faster, further, and funnier than ever before with new insights satirizing the pressures, insecurities, and general asshole-ry that defines each of us at every age.
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One of the funnier stories in the book (there are many of them; Dolce is a witty writer) concerns Richard Nixon's bumbling efforts to crush the marijuana lifestyle.
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Yet your attention keeps returning, almost longingly, to the movie's funnier, more charming supporting players, notably Queenie (a delightful Alison Sudol) and Jacob (the equally appealing Dan Fogler).
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Bobbie Draper—a badass Martian Marine who witnesses something profoundly awful—experiences a far less dramatic turn of events in the books, but she's funnier and more interesting.
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Netflix's Neo Yokio gets funnier when you remember that in addition to being the frontman of Vampire Weekend and a capable storyteller, Ezra Koenig is an Ivy League troll.
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I thought it would be funnier if people just believed this was real—where this could have been something I discovered buried beneath magazines at a Maryland garage sale.
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And when you are closer to them and as their close friends will describe as well they are much more down to earth, much more normal, funnier, more themselves.
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Michael Dorman, a New Zealand-born actor who's done mostly Australian TV until now is a younger, more attractive Michael Shannon and a funnier, more physical Michael C. Hall.
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Story Studio producer Edward Saatchi recently acknowledged that Henry would have likely been funnier if it had just been told as a traditional short film in the first place.
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The thing that makes the Baldwin, 58, effect reliably funny isn't just his self-assured stature: he's an experimental team player, and everyone around him is funnier for it.
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It's a lot funnier than Krisha, which topped my 2016 horror list, but both films use the language of horror to unpack the terror endemic to a dysfunctional family.
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Good storytelling and thoughtful considerations of the world we live in will make the jokes funnier, while having funny jokes will make the political stuff slide by more easily.
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"Miguel made the world brighter and funnier and his passing is felt so deeply in our family that events of the day, (monumental events), pale in comparison," Clooney continued.
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Add yet another one to that list: a classic 30-year-old study concluding that people who smiled while holding a pen between their teeth thought cartoons were funnier.
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The even funnier part, it backfires: funds with positive gravitas exposure in their names underperform those with negative gravitas by almost 1 percent of alpha, or outperformance, a year.
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Hansel is in Malibu, living a polyamorous lifestyle with almost a dozen people, including a sumo wrestler, supermodel Jourdan Dunn and Kiefer Sutherland (one of the funnier celebrity cameos).
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Making the innocent faux pas even funnier ... Harry was the one who introduced Stevie on stage earlier in the evening, listing off her accomplishments and calling her his idol.
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That lack of backbone only makes it funnier that Trump announced that he would support neither of them in their reelection bids in an interview with The Washington Post.
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In the latter case, nothing has been funnier to me than "The London Heist," a brief, Guy Ritchie–style British crime caper that's packed in to Sony's VR Worlds.
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Precisely because his material is usually so much smarter and funnier is why people like me are going to call him out when his routines feel backwards or stale.
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We will know women have achieved equality when a line like "Don't tell me what to say" is no funnier coming from a powerful female than a powerful male.
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" Cornette also addressed the "fried chicken" aspect of the comments ... saying he only used that for the food item in the joke because "A bucket of chicken sounds funnier.
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Erisis's classes teach performers to get away from improv styles that use easy stereotypes to portray characters, because in doing so, performers craft more grounded (and therefore funnier) scenes.
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As for Rogen's movie, the details remain scarce but it's going to be an uphill battle to write anything funnier than rich millennials 'gramming their bread and cheese plates.
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Because, while the material could be funnier and a lot less derivative, under Michael Raine's loosey-goosey direction, it's brash, bratty and unabashed in its embrace of queer sexuality.
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Last fall, when the production lost its original Eliza Doolittle, Lauren Ambrose, it got an even funnier, more affecting one in the form of the Tony-winning Laura Benanti.
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The great advance of the 21st century was to establish that it's even funnier to watch comedians riff on movies and TV shows that they earnestly and unabashedly love.
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The result is a snowman that is neither cheery nor menacing, but more of a vaguely emoji-inspired figure, and with each successive appearance the cartoonish snowman becomes funnier.
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The series brings together all sorts of couplings to illustrate how onstage two funny people can be funnier than one — especially when they're dissecting the nature of their relationships.
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Hart milks a funny running gag about the leisurely pace of Milo's speech, which would be maddening if not for its unflagging good nature, which somehow makes it funnier.
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Something like Happy Endings wasn't yet as good as it would become in episode six, but it was clear the cast was clicking, and the jokes were getting funnier.
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Once that shift does happen, it's as if a completely different set of writers tagged themselves in, loosening up the flatness of the movie into something goofier, zippier, funnier.
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The better that part of a movie is, the more effective it is, the more relatable it is and real-seeming it is, the funnier all the gross stuff is.
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After a fan commented, "Eddie Murphy Is Funnier Than Kevin Hart Still," Epps reportedly replied with the since-deleted, "S— everybody is…" Hart, 39, didn't take the dig laying down.
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To be sure, little could have been funnier than me, a very hot 6-foot-5 British man, sweating next to Rono, 5 feet 31/2 inches of pure runner.
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Statham has described Hobbs and Shaw as a funnier, wilder version of the Fast and Furious franchise, telling Entertainment Weekly in December that people should expect some pretty goofy scenes.
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With Lord and Miller at the helm, the Han Solo spinoff looked like it could carry on that torch by bringing a lighter, funnier sensibility to the Star Wars galaxy.
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Nothing Che and Jost can say about the moment is funnier than the image of Trump acting like an amusement park attraction in front of a smiling Hillary Clinton portrait.
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As with any good gag reel, missed and forgotten lines are often replaced by prolific cursing — this is much funnier when the person swearing is in 18th-century attire.4.
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Once the family practice kicks off, their utter lack of knowledge of the game gets even funnier because then I remembered that Kim literally got engaged on a baseball field.
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I needed to free my mind and realize, as Dime did, that it's way funnier to see guys go splat from ten feet up when everyone is tired and drunk.
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She shared the photographic proof to Instagram, and we can say that the results are much funnier (and considerably less traumatic) than making an urgent call to the carpet cleaner.
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If she's so incredibly hot, why does she pursue a merely nice-looking guy, when it would have been so much funnier to see Renée cavort with some absurd beefcake?
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He was in competition with the best in American fiction—with Melville, James, Wharton, Hemingway, Faulkner, Cather, Ellison, Bellow, Morrison—but he was funnier, more spontaneous, than any of them.
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Sure, she's one of the funnier comedic actors of our time, but her ability to pull off pretty much any color she wants is a talent that shouldn't be overlooked.
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The real draw, though, is that Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman are the hosts, which means this is much funnier and less strained than any other show in the genre.
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The Signature staging by Ms. Neugebauer, who also directed the hilarious "Miles for Mary," has only a ghost to appease; it is much freer and funnier and thus more powerful.
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There were definitely some nice touches, like the dragon-wing shot of Daenerys and the nobles' guffaws at the mere thought of actual democracy, one of the night's funnier moments.
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A later scene involving a preposterous musical number staged in front of the school board is supposed to be the climax but was probably funnier onstage than it is here.
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While you will be putting a great gift inside (keep reading), it's way funnier to trick the recipients into thinking you're one of those people who buy from infomercials first.
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In his dance, a traditional form known as soleá por bulerías , he tackles sophisticated syncopations, arms flying, body akimbo, angrier, funnier, masked, unmasked—a man in the throes of himself.
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A haircut gag in the new season will likely be funnier to those who recognize the music from Saint-Saëns's "Samson et Dalila," whose hero derives strength from his hair.
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On the way home, I realized we had a problem -- this video was going to be funny, but it couldn't be funnier than the President or I'd lose my job.
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Honestly there is nothing funnier than Nicki Minaj showing up on the hymn to stunt about owning jet-skis, before humbly thanking God for the fact that she owns them.
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And I find it funnier than I perhaps should, listening to it as a woman living in a society in which misogynistic violence remains entrenched, epidemic, and too often lethal.
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William Ragsdale, the head from "Herman's Head," has a glorified cameo as Brian's father, while Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Barkley, and Marv Albert have all been in much funnier, much better things.
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Regardless of whether you loved the long-arc alien cover-up conspiracy, the monsters of the week, or the funnier episodes, chances are you're excited about the show's return this Sunday.
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Knowing the production backstory, you can't help but notice that the best scenes are often brief and character-driven, with writing that's sharper and funnier than the rest of the film.
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It's even funnier if you imagine that Natasha acted alone, and that some lucky guy stuck through all the shenanigans to earn a date with the woman he'd hoped to meet.
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His likability complicates the dad-daughter dynamic, since we can see both why Kayla likes him and why Mitchell doesn't, which in turn makes Blockers a deeper, smarter, and funnier movie.
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Jennifer Aniston's then-husband, is hilarious as an old high school enemy of Rachel's, a storyline made even funnier by knowing that the two were married off-screen at the time.
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To kick off the upcoming revival of the VICE classic Epicly Later'd, Margera visited Desus & Mero to talk skateboarding, epic parties, butt stuff, and why everything is funnier when you're naked.
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Yet "Tangerine," despite its small scale, quirky premise and even quirkier characters, is fresher, funnier and more humane in its outlook than more expensively mounted comedies dare to be these days.
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What had made it even funnier was that Kane had been announced just before Scott, and the booing for Kane was so loud that Scott burst out laughing on national television.
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I love how a couple drinks seem to wash away my social anxiety, allowing a looser, funnier me to emerge, as effervescent and light as the bubbles in my champagne flute.
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After an initial clip introducing the character of Forky, Disney quickly followed it with an even funnier teaser featuring sketch veterans Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele as Ducky and Bunny.
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What makes Thug's running even funnier is the fact he's rocking super-skinny jeans BTW, he's got a show Friday night at Avenue LA. No word if he's jogging to it.
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There's some old stuff and some new stuff, all aimed at keeping you smiling into the New Year, which we have on good authority will be much funnier than its predecessor.
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Frankly, Johnny Knoxville and the "Jackass" crew were a lot funnier than stunts like these, and there wasn't a lot of anxiety about the future of media palpable in the background.
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And [if we get a season two], we know what I'll be doing from that time, and thankfully the jokes are funnier, but it's not just gonna jump to being great standup.
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CF: It's always kind of interesting to watch the people who try to make jokes still, but it's almost always funnier when they're just telling the story and ridiculous things come out.
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Dear White People Justin Simien's Netflix series about an Ivy League college where students navigate race issues and general wokeness is funnier and snappier than his 2014 film version of the story.
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Their sit-down was full of revelations, and none were funnier or more embarrassing than the time Lawrence drunkenly had dinner with the 37-year-old's family at momager Kris Jenner's home.
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With Renata, she probably became a little bit bigger in the series, and a little bit funnier, because Laura Dern has those dramatic and comedic muscles, and can shift on a dime.
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I've said it before, the relationship between Rick and Glenn is, he's the younger, better looking, smarter and funnier younger brother that he never had, and that's exactly my relationship with Steven.
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Even funnier ... despite making it clear he's pulling for the Ravens, the driver eventually admits he's from Texas, but he's "got to talk that crazy talk" since he's picking up Baltimore residents.
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The outsized circumstances end up making it funnier, too — the film has a kind of locked-jaw sardonic sense of humor that is the perfect counterbalance to its moody camerawork and soundtrack.
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Now to make it even funnier, he has released an accompanying track, entitled "Get the Fuck Off My Dick," in the spirit of the video he made to announce his crowdfunding campaign.
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"I would have thought our horse in the Derby would have been a Tapit, but it's not, and it's even funnier that Steve has a Tapit, and it's not ours," Winchell said.
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" Another time he said, seemingly jokingly, that he thinks women are the future and should run the world, but that men should "still be in charge of entertainment — seriously, men are funnier.
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But no one was funnier than Norm Macdonald, whose verbally dexterous "Hitler's Dog, Gossip & Trickery," his first special in six years, cemented his reputation as one of the best stand-ups alive.
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Boy Scout helpful and James Bond debonair, he commands a wit so quiet and quick that if you do catch his jokes, you soon realize they're 10 times funnier than everyone else's.
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That's cool or might be if the jokes were a lot funnier and if this movie grasped that performing naughtiness is meaningless when men behaving badly is the rule of the land.
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This is immediately funny, and some of the consequent jokes are funnier: When the men take turns lifting the women, the fourth and largest ballerina solves the imbalance by lifting him instead.
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" Quinn Cummings, the child star of "The Goodbye Girl" and now a writer herself, said simply, "No one ever looks funnier than when Neil Simon's words are coming out of their mouths.
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In fact, on the whole, the more serious Super Bowl ads have been outperforming funnier ads over the past five years, according to an analysis by Villanova University advertising professor Charles Taylor.
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" Miguel's cousin, George Clooney said ... "Miguel made the world brighter and funnier and his passing is felt so deeply in our family that events of the day, (monumental events), pale in comparison.
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West's Batman wasn't the Dark Knight of the Christopher Nolan/Christian Bale era: he was archer and funnier, a Batman who took himself completely seriously in a world that was utterly ridiculous.
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The backstabbing elements of it are all the more fun when you're right there with your best friends, or your partner—it's funnier to drop a sex scandal on them, in person.
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So the more these movies explore the male perspective and the fraternal world, the more you want to check in with the women's perspective on that world, and it makes it all funnier.
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All of those movies about getting high were comedies, and they were all about how standard comedy situations are always made funnier by the fact that the characters were blazed the entire time.
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Whenever I recommend her to someone now, I tend to go with the (probably unfair) shorthand of 'she's a funnier Joan Didion,' though let's be real, Eve just has more fun in general.
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" Even funnier are the wry descriptions, like when the audience is told that Tate's dean is so dignified that he never married, "for fear his wife would call him by his first name.
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I was familiar with the work of personal documentarians such as McElwee and Ed Pincus, but this was so much bolder and blunter, so much funnier and needier and faster and more appalling.
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His childish pranks (such as letting rabbits and chickens loose in the Carlton Club in London) were much funnier for the perpetrator than the hard-pressed servants who had to clear them up.
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Be sure to watch the video below with the sound on because there's nothing funnier than some cookware being introduced to the most dramatic symphony music and some Darth Vader breathing sound effects.
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Broad City is one of TV's most sex-positive shows, with every episode offering the argument that there's nothing sexier (or funnier) than a woman who's in charge of her own sexual destiny.
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What's even funnier ... we asked if Odell Beckham's 315-pound bench press should count (because of the 2-finger spot from his trainer) ... and Dunlap hit us with the real talk -- HELL NO!
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It's complicated, and Noah Sterling does a far better (and funnier) job explaining it, but if you think this is messy, just wait until the Avengers movies get to the Infinity War arc.
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A house full of loved ones, saying goodbyes, telling old stories, watching favorite movies and shows (the funnier the better, I think), enjoying last group meals and lots and lots of ice cream.
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Netflix, Amazon and Disney, as well as local streaming rivals, now want to get Indians to pay to watch shows that look a lot like those in America and Europe—edgier, sexier, funnier.
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Marvel showed another, funnier side with Ant-Man, establishing a new comic-relief character — and probably just in time, as a palate cleanser to the cool but often wearisome Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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I thought to myself that these comments were funnier than anything I'd come up with on my own, so I could use Binky to come up with captions on my real social media.
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" She continued of 82-year-old Burnett, "Carol would have slept in that horse, worn it, done a song and a dance and made a much funnier face after eating something very disgusting.
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In one reality, this end-game push was about Citizens losing control and regressing in an environment with no boundaries; in another there was a much funnier and more compelling show playing out.
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And I think that the Onion and ClickHole and The Daily Show and Colbert's old show are all stronger and funnier when you have already consumed the news through an actual news source.
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In one of the funnier episodes, Sanders engages in a heated Hollywood battle with Ben Stiller (who plays himself) over finagling a spot in People magazine's annual sexiest-man-of-the-year issue.
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"Who drew the dicks?" is the central question, asked over and over (the phrase "drew the dicks" only gets funnier when occasionally replaced with "did the dicks") throughout the eight mockumentary-style episodes.
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Like, say, this guy: Or this guy: There is nothing on this earth funnier, and more human, than sports fans wearing ridiculous costumes while also in the throes of utter despair and loss.
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"What could have been simply a cutting satire — or thought experiment — about our tech dependence and craving for quick-fix pop psychology becomes something far warmer and funnier," Matt Haig writes, reviewing it.
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It's maybe even funnier for Ms. Ashford, whose real-life husband, Joe Tapper, whom she thinks of when a scene needs "more crackle," is also in "Midsummer," playing one of the Rude Mechanicals.
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In bookending his show this way, Mr. Macdonald not only toys with the meaning of a joke, but he also drives home the point that the part can be funnier than the whole.
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But what's even funnier about all this, is that Apple's switch to Face ID may be the reason why future iPhones will still feature notches long after every other phone maker has jumped ship.
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This actually makes the comic way funnier to me because it would suggest some other poorly drawn cartoon guy is risking third-degree burns to take the shitty photo, but your mileage may vary.
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"This pic is 100000x funnier now because this Bali trip is when we made MIA 😂😂😂 little did we know a BABY was starting to grow in there!!" she captioned the gallery.
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"This pic is 100000x funnier now because this Bali trip is when we made MIA 😂😂😂 little did we know a BABY was starting to grow in there!!" she captioned the gallery.
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Origin: The 2012 episode of Community that spawned this GIF was nominated for an Emmy, and this "everything is on fire" moment is even funnier in the context of the scene it's part of.
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To help guide him through the process is Jimmy Kimmel, who fortunately is much funnier than our teachers when it comes to the birds and the bees, a talk which Underwood has never had.
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But Late Night With Seth Meyers — which has steadily gotten better and funnier since it debuted in 2014 — has only been nominated once, with the series only getting its first writing nod this year.
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What goes unspoken is that there is always someone funnier or prettier or more likable or who works harder, and that soon their own face may show up less and less on strangers' screens.
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Click here to view original GIFOne of the funnier aspects of the launch trailer was just all the silly—and utterly unrealistic—examples of how people would play with the Nintendo Switch in public.
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Leleco was so uncomfortable that he provided us with one of the funnier moments of the night, stepping on his opponent's foot while looking to step outside of it and falling over en route.
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As the young man's religious and psychological crisis accelerates, "Tikkun" (a Hebrew word with complex theological and moral connotations) grows funnier and darker, without abandoning the empathy that saves it from excessive self-consciousness.
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According to Bonillas, these are funnier and more eloquent than the original texts, and served as the tipping point for the artist to imagine what the margins of his own private library could become.
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Given its emphasis on the predatory behavior of powerful men and the precariousness of the journalistic profession, it is as topical as any movie made this year, and a good deal funnier than most.
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LW has a funnier way of putting it -- she's a bit blunter in describing how LD was depicted, and she says it couldn't be further from the truth in how she handles her biz.
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"New Orleanians get funnier, sarcastic and sometimes a little petty when things don't go their way, particularly when it comes to football," the organizers of one boycott event said in a post on Twitter.
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With his newfound independence, he also wants to experiment with the presentation, making it a little funnier, a little more theatrical, and potentially a lot longer, he tells The Verge in a phone interview.
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The origins of "Too Much Tuna" involve a lunch with the writer Jessi Klein and an overburdened salade niçoise, though the two men soon decided the foodstuff was a lot funnier in sandwich form.
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The members of the celebrated musical improv group Baby Wants Candy have traveled the world and back, so they figure they can do anything the hit Broadway smash "Hamilton" can do, if not funnier.
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Even when the writing for his show wasn't great — and it often wasn't — he could put a little spin on his jokes and make them funnier than they might have been on the page.
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"Détournement" means taking an existing artwork or artifact and transforming it into something wiser, funnier and cooler, as evidenced in the show "Strategic Vandalism: The Legacy of Asger Jorn's Modification Paintings," at Petzel Gallery.
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If you watched The Defenders, Marvel's team-up show of all of its Netflix heroes, one of its funnier and more human aspects was how everyone kept taking the air out of Rand's sails.
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I didn't get it, and now, so many people are coming up to me, and so I'm more involved in looking at it now, and the more I look at it, the funnier it is.
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When the jeweler played by Kaling asks if they couldn't just go to the Met Gala instead of robbing it, you can imagine a chattier, funnier version of the movie relieved of its other obligations.
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It's good, but it would be funnier if they set it in the Deep South in 1962 and they made Eddie Murphy into a snooty concert pianist and Judge Reinhold into an Italian-American bouncer!
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Zoë Kravitz, on the other hand, went for a funnier tone and shared a throwback picture of Witherspoon from when she was young — and looking so much like her 19-year-old daughter Ava Phillippe!
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Cardi B, Erykah Badu and Tiffany Haddish have all hopped on the #ForTheD challenge this week -- listing off things they'd do to get some D. Think Ice Bucket Challenge, but funnier with more penis references.
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Maybe the bit early on with Jonah Hill pretending to be the bear in "The Revenant" was a lot funnier than it came across, but the censors made sure you couldn't hear everything he said.
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Dingell, the longest-serving member of Congress in history, joked that the White House attorney's retirement was much funnier than that of the hall-of-fame baseball player of the same name from the 1920s.
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Ken Jeong gets one of the funnier moments in the film playing a doctor, a role that's a bit of an inside joke as Jeong was a real-life doctor before he became an actor.
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In the retelling, the spokesman said, Mr. Duterte "purposely added and spliced the story with vulgarity" because he wanted to make the story funnier for listeners in order to keep them interested in his message.
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But if you've seen a good stage production, you probably noticed that the first half of Romeo and Juliet is much funnier than the conventional wisdom gives it credit for — it's basically a sex comedy.
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"One of the beauties of End is that I realized very early on that the more on the nose we were with the music, the funnier it was, the better it was," Entwistle told Refinery29.
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"Being able to see how someone's holding the phone or their full body language when they're in the mirror, you can do a lot with that to make your video funnier in general," he said.
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"Uncle Kent 2," directed (for the most part) by Todd Rohal from Mr. Osborne's script, is a funnier and more imaginative film than its predecessor, but it's still what you might call a niche proposition.
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That's even funnier than if Boston and New York were forced to switch accents, which would be entertaining for six seconds before being just as annoying as the current accent distribution, if not more so.
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They were all pushing themselves to be funnier than the person they were standing next to, and that's so important to them that I don't think they would've made it if they didn't have that.
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What makes "Dance Dance Resolution" the best episode of The Good Place to date is the way it refuses to back down from its most horrific implications, which only makes its jokes all the funnier.
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Another way of saying this is that the essays got even better and funnier — the funniest since Twain — while the fiction got even darker and more theoretically severe, even if so much of it was excellent.
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Sure the sight of Jaws, the silver-toothed assassin that almost ate Bond's face, and his odd love interest was funny but the thought that the private sector could build a space shuttle was far funnier.
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The skit followed an earlier, and frankly funnier, sketch called "Bern Your Enthusiasm," in which Mr. David revisited the familiar plotlines and characters of his show "Curb Your Enthusiasm," but in the character of Mr. Sanders.
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Read: Wolfenstein 2: Confrontational Black Panthers and very reasonable Nazis This weakness in Far Cry 5's worldbuilding is especially disappointing because its predecessor was so much braver — and funnier — in its approach to American sensibilities.
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And now, three albums into what was supposed to be a one-off, public acclaim, economic security, and the historial moment have transformed them—they're funnier, hookier, and kinder as well as brainier and more political.
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And in the process he shamed people for potentially being smug about trying to help the environment in small ways — an unnecessary jab that South Park already landed (in a much funnier way) a decade ago.
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And not only is Shuri (Wright) T'Challa's cooler, funnier younger sister, she's also the person in charge of developing the technological marvels that enable him to actually be Black Panther, including a new and improved suit.
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Over the years, he's delighted fans and audiences with his off-the-wall impersonations, his unique characters and his ability to make any sketch he's in funnier simply by reacting to what's going on around him.
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One thing that I loved about doing this show is that Pete's the struggling comedian but his wife [Jess] is oftentimes funnier than he is, and I love that he allowed that to be the case.
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For instance, he's realized he's a much funnier and more relatable tweeter after a few beers, should steer clear of tweeting about body parts like his scalp, and will never tweet sensitive House Intelligence Committee information.
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"I hope next year we can do more funnier stuff instead of a lot of political stuff this year, which we had to," the "SNL" cast member said in an interview this week with The Wrap.
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In his hands, O'Neill feels lighter, funnier, and more humanist than in other recent productions; it's also, blessedly, a true ensemble piece — a whole hour goes by before Washington even shows up, and you barely notice.
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The Trump news is scarier, funnier, more salacious and more relevant than anything else on TV. It's why the apolitical Jimmy Fallon has floundered in the age of Trump while the hyperpolitical Stephen Colbert has thrived.
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A randy handyman, naughty nuns and a clothing-optional coven cause no end of agita in "The Little Hours," a 14th-century farce that, given its comically credentialed players, ought to be a great deal funnier.
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One of the funnier and brasher passages — Ms. Lázaro does not shy away from raw language, to put it mildly — finds all three bonding over complaints that they don't much like the looks of their genitalia.
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It seemed that this entrancing collection of essays, and my fascination with its author, had sucked me into some nerdy netherworld where real life becomes weirder and funnier and darker and bleaker than, well, real life.
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While it started as a loosely autobiographical story about his and Kroll's journey into adulthood as straight dudes, listening more to people with different experiences can make the story richer, funnier, and of course, ever hornier.
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But it was the equal of the prestige dramas and superior to "Friends" and "Sex and the City" as a scripted-acted-shot achievement, and reliably funnier (in a wince-inducing way) than any of them.
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The show's takes on Weinstein, the opioid epidemic, the rise of Netflix, and, of course, Trump is funnier and sharper than anything you have heard delivered by a guy behind a desk on a late night show.
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Beyond Watson's existing work — from aiding in cancer research to funnier tasks, like writing a cookbook — IBM has sought to bring its famed supercomputer to tackle some of the sprawling, data-heavy tasks of the federal government.
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Instagram now dominates the short, viral video scene, but for a while it felt like there was no better (or funnier, or more fun) place to be Black on the internet than in these choppy, compact videos.
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Standouts include Chris Hemsworth, who brings a ragged edge to the funnier Thor we saw in Ragnarok, and Tom Holland, who proves capable of expressing an entire monologue's worth of feelings with a change in facial expression.
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Unlike her opening act—her old friend Marlo Williams, who was excellent and, point by point, funnier than Haddish—Haddish doesn't draw her comedy from the Moms Mabley and LaWanda Page gutbucket school of black female complaint.
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Well-chosen guest stars turn up in every episode, none funnier (so far) than Jason Mantzoukas, who in Episode 2 plays a pretentious photographer hired to take new portraits of everyone to spice up the firm's website.
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But then they made up for it with some solid trolling: This will get even funnier when Sidney Crosby scores 21995 points in his first game in Las Vegas and Gronk-spikes the puck after every one.
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What does it mean that one of the funnier, more refreshing novels to appear so far this year is about a woman who is either in a fugue state or doing everything she can to get there?
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"I felt dirty even before the premiere had ended, and found myself wishing I was back with the WB college drama that got away, the much funnier, sexier, and more soulful 'Felicity,'" Samantha Bornemann wrote for PopMatters.
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What's even funnier about this is the fact that even with all the buzz around his new flick -- it's supposed to be really good, so they say -- he still couldn't resist blasting DT. Classic Bob ... never change.
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As the calm and collected Abbott painstakingly explains his baseball team's lineup — "Who's on first, What's on second, I-Don't-Know's on third" — Costello tumbles headlong into a misunderstanding made funnier by his infuriated and impotent yaps.
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Martin, 44, Yosef, and one of the boys even took a silly shot where they're all making open-mouthed, over-the-top faces for the camera — a photo made even funnier by his brother's expression of pure apathy.
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Us's Cinemascore is substantially lower than Get Out's A-, but its lower score is also not particularly surprising, given that Get Out is a funnier film, with a more easily comprehensible central metaphor and a crowd-pleasing ending.
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I say that because presidential historian Ron Chernow, who gave a speech in lieu of a comedian, not only served up some stinging comedic jabs at the President, but he was also funnier than Trump could ever be.
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When Donald Trump said he wanted to make America great again, we did not realize this would mean a reunion of Will & Grace, NBC's beloved '90s show about a humorless gay man and his three much funnier friends.
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" While Davidson didn't go into specifics, in his New Yorker profile from earlier this year, Donald Glover talked about working with Chase on Community and said that once Chase told him, "People think you're funnier because you're black.
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It might be an awkward mishap or some straight-up ridiculousness that makes you want to crack up in the middle of the service, but the fact that you know you shouldn't be laughing only makes it funnier.
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Ive been trying to think of a joke about this but nothing is funnier than just saying it: Jack payed a bunch of money to do a meditation that involved getting bit by 93 mosquitos in 10 mins.
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" The tweets were removed, but not before O'Brien weighed in with this retort: "I wish one of my writers would focus on making my show funnier instead of tweeting stupid things about the state of late night comedy.
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It's not one of the funnier episodes this season, because there's so much heavy lifting required from a plotting standpoint, but it touches smartly on themes of trust, friendship and the lies we tell our friends and ourselves.
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DeGeneres came out publicly at a time when few women would ever dare to, and who taught audiences that not just women, but queer women, could actually be funny (and to be fair — way, way funnier than you).
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Considering how these customers googled us, missed the fact that we're a publisher, and then listened to our voicemail to be routed to departments such as 'editorial' and 'media,' it would be funnier if it wasn't so alarming.
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"Teenager" One of the funnier anecdotes I've read about the making of this album is that Chino Moreno mentioned how the band got delayed in getting work done because they were playing Tony Hawk's Pro Skater so much.
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Many of the flaws I listed above also apply to the original Ghostbusters from 1984, a slightly too shaggy, slightly scruffy action-comedy with a great cast that made everything that much funnier just from their mere presence.
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That said, Bayona realizes that the actor came to prominence as a comedy star for a reason, and he gives him one mid-movie physical comedy sequence that is funnier than anything in any other Jurassic Park movie.
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" This piece is funnier but not punnier than Crucial Artworks Involving Animals and Politics, a series by author-artist Dave Eggers being shown by San Francisco's Electric Works gallery, which includes a drawing of an egret labeled "EGREGIOUS.
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The second season is said to have been not as popular as the first, but I sometimes find it even funnier; I always seem to pick up on other more subtle jokes the more and more I listen.
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The sketch is amusing and joyfully absurd (Madame S. employs a goat to eat her husband's excess pamphlets), but it also rests, like much Python, on the assumption that men playing women are funnier than women playing themselves.
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There are also fascinating and hilarious memories of Harris scattered throughout, such as the time a teenage Harris approached Louis C.K. after a show at the Laff Stop in Houston, earnestly saying he could help him be funnier.
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But when other people were around she thought that some of them were better — smarter, funnier, cuter, thinner, hotter, cooler — and she felt herself come apart a little, like sugar on the kitchen table, spilled from a spoon.
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" Stephen Holden, writing for The New York Times, called it "essentially a formulaic comedy, but it has enough glimmerings of originality and wit to make you wish it were much bolder and funnier than it turns out to be.
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In a bit with graphics that probably would have been funnier if I watched Sports Center, Wolf cites a tweet from Sanders that gets feminism so insanely wrong that Wolf is vindicated for everything she said about Aunt Lydia….
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The Martian Look, we're not going to start up the whole "Is The Martian a comedy or a drama?" debate again, but we will say that it is a much funnier film than you might expect from the trailer.
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So the study that was from the 23s, they had them read comics, and the comics that you read were perceived as funnier when your face was in the smiling position than when your face was in the not.
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There's a burn on 2/3 of Green Day that's funny because it's true, a fat joke Lizzo swats away like a queen, and a very, very specific Leon Bridges one that gets funnier the longer it goes on.
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But what's funnier is that he's making fun of the way we — black people, the main audience who bought the 3LW records, and memorized their songs and dances — all made fun of the song when we first heard it.
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"The basic bitch — as she's sometimes called because it's funnier when things alliterate, and because you're considered a poor sport if you don't find it funny — is almost always a she," Noreen Malone explained for the Cut in 2014.
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In 1988, Mystery Science Theater 3000 premiered and taught America that few things are funnier than watching comedians riff on bad movies, establishing the proud tradition that lives on today in both the latest iteration of MST3K and RiffTrax.
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It all tends to work together, with the funnier moments (like the introduction of an elaborate picture frame) cooling down and setting up important moments down the road where those ridiculous elements are now just part of the scenery.
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While The Lighthouse is less overtly scary and a lot funnier than writer-director Robert Eggers' first film, The Witch, it has the same love for period detail and penchant for pairing up people who don't trust each other.
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With Riggs gone, Meredith is back to step 1, the prospect of which did not seem to delight Meredith — an interesting direction for the show to take considering this has been a much "lighter, funnier, and sexier" season of Grey's.
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Booksmart is the first major starring role for Feldstein, after scene-stealing turns in Lady Bird and Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, and she makes the absolute most of the opportunity, making every line a little bit funnier with her spirited delivery.
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So, martyrs 'til the last, we are forced to ask the important questions: Let's examine the evidence: Unfortunately it is pretty clear that the fake abs are there on purpose (it would be so much funnier if they were not).
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The soundtrack (which was low-key performed by Kay Hanley of Letters To Cleo and not Cook) is still on my workout playlist, and Parker Posey has never been funnier or kookier than she was playing a diabolical record exec.
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It's pretty obvious at this point that Kourtney is one of the funnier ones, but instead of pitting the sisters against each other (because, let's face it, Khloé wins in the humor category), we're here today to celebrate their style.
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That gets a lot funnier when you remember what the "Icon" music video is (basically three minutes of Jaden looking young, cool, and hip in front of a car) and then replace that with a dad wearing sock and sandals.
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Still, the majority of the movies in that small selection of not-so-funny "musical/comedies" are still funnier than A Star Is Born, which brings us to — drumroll, please — The Case For A Star Is Born Being a Drama.
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Cohosts Jessica Williams and Phoebe Robinson were hilarious, and midway through the show they brought out a mind-blowing special guest: Gabrielle Union, who is wiser and funnier and more charming and gorgeous than any human should be allowed to be.
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What is funnier: a dad trying to get his kid's kite up in the air but getting it caught in a tree, or the dad trying to get the kite down with a rake and accidentally tearing it to pieces?
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These Americans Definitely Aren't Going to Win There would be nothing funnier than the Nobel Committee giving the prize to Roth a year after it gave it to Bob Dylan, which surely both devastated Roth and sullied the Nobel for him.
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Seth MacFarlane isn't much funnier or more believable as a British racing driver than Don Cheadle was as a British thief in the "Ocean's" saga; whatever strange fixation Soderbergh has on Cockneys, or fake Cockneys, should be laid to rest.
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The damnable problem, however, is that it's funny; ten times funnier, by my reckoning, than it has any right to be, and more riddled with risk than anything that Iannucci has done before, because it dares to meet outrage with outrage.
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Among the funnier passages is Melanie's recounting of her initial suspicions about Sam: "Whew, Lord, the first time Sam showed up at my place I had a gun hid under the cushion o' my couch the entire time," she tells us.
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But one of his earlier, funnier movies, "Love and Death," also starring him and Diane Keaton, does a better job at making fun of the courtship rituals of love and worrying about money, even if it is a sillier movie.
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A less repugnant and far funnier example of gym filming happened when the Twitch streamer and cosplayer Amouranth live-streamed her workout session, which also showed the multiple gym employees who approached her to inform her she couldn't film there.
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Other than a subplot about Syrian refugees whose encampment on the Mykonos beach threatens to mar Richard's party, the movie feels as if it could have been made anytime in the past 30 years — and would still have been no funnier.
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To the Editor: Having written a book about the funnier aspects of this time in a woman's life, "Gonepausal," I have come to realize that women of my generation, the baby boomers, were not told anything about menopause by our mothers.
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Maisel does manage the tightrope walk an astonishing amount of the time, especially in the standup scenes, which bristle with vituperation at a whole industry that would assume men are funnier than women as a way to excuse unfunny men.
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Somehow, the hilarity of Donald Trump making out with another man has emerged as a mainstay among some parts of the internet Resistance — a crowd that is well-stocked with comedians, entertainers, and people who should both know better and be funnier.
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It might actually be funnier for that reason — it makes the movie look kind of like what would happen if you gave the trio an extremely long SNL digital short; which is to say, some good things and some not so good things.
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"Rock's opening monologue was not only funnier than most in recent memory; it was stinging enough to ricochet through the rest of the evening, as the inevitable cavalcade of white presenters and winners took the mike," wrote Michael Schulman in The New Yorker.
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And, yes, the sight of a potential world leader rocking the kind of moves your grandmother pulls after six multiple orgasms in a Benidorm bar is quite funny, but what's funnier is the genuinely bizarre longevity of the Macarena as a cultural touchstone.
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"The world is getting louder and faster and funnier, and Broadway musicals — even the very artistic shows — are getting louder and louder, but my show doesn't subscribe to that," Mr. Wolf, a bearish 38-year-old Cleveland native, said in an interview.
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In one of the funnier scenes, Spelling hunts Doherty down in the Andes, to Donovan's "There Is a Mountain," a sequence so weirdly filmed that half the enjoyment is trying to figure out whether the actresses are even in the same shot.
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Created as a prequel to a series in which its characters did very bad things, "Saul" has been about — has to be about — what brought them to that point, and it's been a very different show than "Breaking Bad": quieter, slower, funnier, looser.
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Uptown, his staging has grown broader and funnier but no less trenchant in the 800-seat Golden than it was in a space one-quarter the size; the continuous embroidering of marvelous detail fills any gaps that might have opened in the expansion.
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Many scenes are funnier than you'd expect ("This could be good for both of us," Patrick says, trying to set Lee up with one of the girls' mothers), and Hedges is convincing as the kid, who seems to be handling grief suspiciously well.
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The internet, and sites like Tumblr especially, Reeve continues, encourage users to be funnier, more clever, more biting, more invested: Sometimes those one-liners spread across continents, tweaked by thousands of other teens who add their own jokes as they reblog the original.
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At a certain point, somebody is always laughing right alongside you and taking from the joke the message that racism is okay if it's funny, or that provoking a reaction from someone by joking about rape is funnier than the joke itself.
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There were better rappers out there—or at least funnier, more eccentric ones, like the upcoming Lil Yachty (born out of a new generation of kooky Soundcloud artists) or Young Thug (born out of Atlanta or whatever that planet is he says he's from).
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That's until she is entrapped by a former colleague and lover (Dinklage) into an insider trading scheme and is taken to jail; in an alternative universe, there's a far funnier movie where McCarthy's billionaire is forced to Madoff her way through a tough women's prison.
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Yesterday was June 21998, 220, and as such, was the 20123th annual International Day of Slayer, which, like any good metal tradition, is both utterly delightful and jaw-droppingly corny (and the fact that it was initially launched by this guy makes it even funnier).
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I imagine that writing for a comedic force such as McCarthy is a very different ball game as opposed to writing for a TBD comic actress; there are things that will be funnier because they are performed by McCarthy as opposed to anyone else.
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For while the voice of Lucia is funnier, sharper and more poetic than the deliberately flat and inexplicit prose of his previous books, and the American landscape he depicts is far more terrifying than any Kafkaesque prison, this novel gradually loses focus as it develops.
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It's not like she's drastically different, but there's a version of herself that she shares with people while shes at work in the same way that an actress would go on a talk show and be the sweeter, funnier, more engaged version of herself.
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Rating A big studio comedy requires a handful of ingredients: a bunch of talented character actors, some kind of novel but relatable situation, good jokes, and a selection of running gags that will get funnier as they recur over the course of the film.
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He has honed this material, beefing up jokes and cutting out fat, and his comedy has become tighter, funnier if also slicker, shifting from a story of a comic struggling with demons to one describing how he once was lost and now he's found.
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Part of that's just due to the setup—a monkey murderer is inherently funnier than a serial killer possessed by an otherworldly force of pure evil—but credit is also due to the script itself, which Lynch packs full of sideways jokes and gleeful absurdities.
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While this Halloween is a little busier (and funnier) than its predecessor, they're essentially mirror images of one another: The 20183 version had little to offer in terms of exposition, instead focusing on Laurie, her friends, and the masked killer picking them off one by one.
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Despite not arriving as fully baked as ABC's comedies usually do — which is a credit to ABC's comedies, and less a criticism of this show — The Mayor should fit in neatly with them, assuming it finds a way to be funnier (and I imagine it will).
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Like the original movie, the show depicts how mundane aspects of real life — from drugstore crepe paper to roommate quarrels and city living — become exponentially funnier in the hands of centuries-old vampires who have decided to break with the old world and move to … Staten Island.
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Whether in a generic beach resort ("Jellyfish") or an apocalyptic tundra of AstroTurf and bunnies ("Rabbit Starvation"), the world is parsed with a charming exactitude that magnifies all its latent marvels and especially horrors — the blacker and more peculiar these stories get, the funnier they are.
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Eventually, we do meet his best friend, Curtis (Brad Heberlee, also a likable actor), as they sit in Central Park discussing the possibility of jogging ("Except I hate the jogging part," Nate says, in one of the funnier lines) and assessing the cuteness of the guys.
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To make things even funnier, both of their taglines were inspired by their respective shows — Huffman played the role of Lynette Scavo on Desperate Housewives for 8 years, while Loughlin is best known for her role as Aunt Becky on Full House and its spinoff Fuller House.
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Carrie Preston ("True Blood") plays Martina, Mike's wife, and the two of them talk about sex way more than it seems a long-married couple should need to, because what's funnier than trying to have sex while your needy college-grad daughters are in the house?
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The documentary is further enlivened by outtakes that demonstrate not just the astonishing agility of Williams' mind, but how he fed off that process, to the point where unusable portions of "Mork & Mindy" tapings (including his profanity-laced riffs) were often way funnier than the show itself.
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Here's a selection of Carney's tweets, captured for posterity by BuzzFeed's Ryan Mac, who was the among the many Carney took aim at: It's even funnier when you think about how this guy is getting paid millions as an Amazon SVP and just can't log off. pic.twitter.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "One of the funnier interactions, or lack thereof tonight, was Mike Pence and Nancy Pelosi standing side by side, not talking to each other for the whole time, which was kind of rude on his part because she tried really hard to make him president.
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But it was funny to us when we saw the car approaching, funnier when we made plain that we had no plans to pause our stop-grab football game to allow him to pass through and hilarious when we all scattered after we saw the gun.
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Extra Doughnuts: • One of the more bizarre — and funnier — scenes this week sees Sheriff Frank Truman talking to Harry on the phone about some bad medical test results, before getting yelled at by his wife, Doris, because a leaky pipe at their house is irritating her.
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A diary of the author's obsession with Daft Punk's "Get Lucky," the song of summer 2013, seems deeply inessential; a recap of breathless media coverage of the queen's 2012 Diamond Jubilee was probably much funnier at the time when that spectacle turned into a glorious fiasco.
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It feels reductive to call Los Espookys magical realism, both because it's so much funnier than that term would normally imply and because essentially every project that somehow involves Latin America gets dubbed "magical realism" at one point or another, whether the moniker fits or not.
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Around 2002, Conor McNicholas was talking about a relaunch and mentioned an idea that would involve a weekly interview page—this became Peter Robinson VS, which ran for nearly a decade and generally involved me being rude to musicians, which seemed funnier at the time than it does today.
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What makes this even funnier is that when Apple made its biggest acquisition in its 20123 year history for Beats back in 22012, it was only $22016 billion; the takeover targets investors and pundits are pushing Apple to make would all be deals ten or twenty times bigger.
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The bickering between the hyenas Kamari (Keegan-Michael Key) and Azizi (Eric André), the one-liners by Zazu (John Oliver), and the scene-stealing back-and-forth from Pumbaa (Seth Rogen) and Timon (Billy Eichner) are even funnier because of the lack of expressions when the jokes are delivered.
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They ended up getting more than $70,000 in singles (Oliver had requested singles as part of his new church's call for support), dozens of paintings and cross-stitches of Oliver and his onscreen church wife Rachel Dratch ("nobody's funnier"), and even "five vials of human sperm" — all sent separately.
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The directors of this episode, Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman (whose work on the 2003 movie American Splendor remains some of my favorite directing of this threadbare millennium), hang back from the confrontation with a documentary-like detachment, which only makes the scene funnier and more desperate.
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Rudd plays the sad sack Miles Elliot, who makes a last-ditch effort to fix himself by visiting a radical rejuvenation spa, but then wakes up to find the facility has replaced him with a clone who is smarter, funnier, healthier and better liked than Miles has ever been.
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And there's the kids who are bending major platforms to their will, having their fun on Instagram but circumventing the intended use by making "finstagrams," separate, strange accounts that aren't tied to the Facebook social graph and therefore let users post weirder, funnier content they wouldn't share to everyone they know.
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"She's got more than any state archive," said Isabel Enzenbach, who curated an exhibit at the German Historical Museum, featuring Ms. Mensah-Schramm's 80-odd binders of material, that traces the lengthy German tradition of plastering walls with messages of hate, as well as longer, funnier and more thoughtful counterarguments.
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The Cat in the Hat In a study extended to the general public, participants were asked to compare two non-words and decide which one they thought funnier, after which they were shown a single non-word and asked to score it from 1 to 100 in terms of funniness.
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And so, starting this week, Grindr will offer to users a set of trademarked emoji, called Gaymoji — 500 icons that function as visual shorthand for terms and acts and states of being that seem funnier, breezier and less freighted with complication when rendered in cartoon form in place of words.
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On earlier albums, the music placed Koenig's voice in a larger ironic context, one puzzle piece among many: for the cute, smart, talkative, secretly conservative boy in your junior seminar to sing songs that were subtler, funnier, and more exquisite than his voice alone could capture was part of their shtick.
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Again, thinking about the Upright Citizens Brigade folks and Amy Poehler coming out of that, and then Tiny and Amy teaming up to co-host a ... Really co-host some of the awards shows in a way that's been funnier than those shows have been hosted for years and years and year.
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Luckily, the Pamela she embodies on "Better Things" is a much more interesting character, chewier, funnier, stranger, and sadder, with desires of her own—and while the show still hews close, at times, to a certain caustic shtick, in the proud tradition of O.G. Roseanne and Maude Findlay, it's also an ensemble.
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The first chronicles the vagaries of aging and friendship, anchored by Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin; while CBS' "The Big Bang Theory" spinoff has grown richer and funnier in its second season, touching upon issues like religion, and unearthing the warmth in a family wrestling with how to handle an extraordinary child.
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There are nights when that kind of rush is all you require from a film, but I still prefer the Edgar Wright who made the London-based "Shaun of the Dead"—less frantic, less hip, but so much funnier, and more lovingly planted in a place that he knew well enough to mock.
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There were moments where I paused in reading to think how much funnier or scarier or spectacular something must be onstage: when Harry's son, the teenage Albus, transmogrified into the adult Ron, kisses Hermione vigorously to distract her; when Snape sends forward his Patronus; a moving, menacing hedge maze that must be navigated.
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He is currently appearing in the film "The Big Sick" as a dad whose daughter (Zoe Kazan) is in a medically induced coma (it's funnier than it sounds); the comedian Kumail Nanjiani ("Silicon Valley") stars in the film as, you guessed it, a stand-up comic, as well as the daughter's sometime beau.
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But when you decide to get out of your mind to [a different] perspective and lose control...You can have one or two glasses of wine and it makes you happier and funnier, but the same person after two bottles of wine—and if you had rum or vodka—they turn into monsters.
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The tweets themselves could have been funnier, but it was a pretty good jab at our president, who has lashed out at 20-time Oscar-nominee Meryl Streep for an awards show speech she gave about him and who can't seem to resist tweeting about his every annoyance, paranoid conspiracy theory, and perceived slight.
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For a TV show driven by the same rationale as an internet troll — that provoking a reaction from those who care about literally anything is funnier than anything else on the face of the planet — it's also become a show that increasingly seems uneasy about living in a world where the trolls have their way.
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The moment where Wolf, with or without a guest, takes on the things no one is talking about is a hell of a lot funnier and more engaging than five minutes of jokes about a grocery store refusing to write cum on a cake when every local newscaster in the country has been there and done that.
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Owen Glieberman, Variety: John Michael Higgins and Elizabeth Banks, now stepping back from her role as the director of "Pitch Perfect 2," are on hand once again as the play-by-play commentators John and Gail, who are making an inept documentary film, and their whippersnapper repartee is funnier than anything in the last two Christopher Guest films.
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It gathers a cast of actors you knew were funny (Jason Bateman), actors you may have forgotten were hilarious (Rachel McAdams), and actors who turn out to be way funnier than we've given them credit for (Jesse Plemons), and then sends them on the craziest night of their lives, full of colorful characters and sharp twists.
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It's a perfect encapsulation of the show's humor — virtual facial hair is funny, sure; but it's even funnier because someone out there is likely working on it right this very minute (and they probably work for Snapchat.) As the not-so-unrealistic show enters its third season, it's embracing the tech industry's absurdity more so than ever before.
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It's really hard to make fun of and in the last season of South Park, which just ended a month and a half ago, we were really trying to make fun of what was going on but we couldn't keep up, and what was actually happening was much funnier than anything we could come up with.
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The level of specificity required as a rapper to make a sex joke about a marathon that is not about the race itself being long but rather about the funnier and more pointed observation that the people who run marathons won't shut up about it—well, that's what separates the champions from those who merely run the race.
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In "Velvet Waters," the subject is failed romance; in one of the story's funnier episodes, the shy, Murnane-like narrator tries to impress a love interest by telling her about a weekend trip to an art movie — unfortunately, it's Ingmar Bergman's "The Virgin Spring," and he ends up going into great detail about the rape sequence.
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And he disappeared for long stretches, which isn't unusual for awards-show hosts these days — one of the marginally funnier sketches, involving him and last year's hosts, Josh Groban and Sara Bareilles, hiding out in Radio City Music Hall restroom stalls, floated the idea of the Tonys copying the now hostless Oscars in an attempt to shore up ratings.
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This season doesn't have one central story, and that lack of a to-do list is a blessing and a curse: The show is looser and funnier than before, but it also sputters a little toward the end of the season, before an emotional finale that walks right up to but does not cross the corniness barrier.
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Former President Obama once said she was even funnier than Minnesota's then-junior senator, "Saturday Night Live" comic Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenBill Press: Don't forget about Amy Key moments in the 85033 Democratic presidential race so far Al Franken mocks McConnell: 'Like listening to Jeffrey Dahmer complain about the decline of dinner party etiquette' MORE.
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He hopes that "a daring feat of arms in the service of public order would place me in the monarch's hand, to be set down in a position more to my liking"—and nothing in the book is funnier or sadder than this invincible desire for promotion, a goal by now as abstract as God's grace.
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Before we go to the panel here, Bret you sat in this seat so many nights, of course as did Brit Hume, with Charles to your right and it was always a rollicking ride in commercial breaks where all the fun usually happens and then the online special show where Charles was even funnier than he was on the panel.
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After season 5 came to a strong finish last spring, this fall's sixth season has been more focused and funnier than Mom's been in years, highlighted by an episode where Christy (Anna Faris) tries to reconcile with her estranged daughter, and learns that no matter how dramatically she's turned her life around, she can't make up for the childhood she ruined.
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Other subplots include Judy's growing frustration at the church's patriarchal traditions — which is much funnier than it sounds, given that one of Judy's modes of rebellion is gratuitous raunchiness, and that she comes with a fiancé (Tim Baltz) so deathly dull he's downright riveting — and Eli's battle against a small local congregation that stands as the David to his Goliath.
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As a biracial Swiss-American—born to a white Swiss father and black American mother—he falls so far outside the narrow profile of a stereotypical black metal musician that he's even been accused of "appropriating" black metal, which is even funnier when one considers where all heavy metal and rock 'n' roll came from in the first goddamn place: black musicians.
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Conservative commentator Matt Drudge fired back at Jimmy Kimmel's Oscar monologue, saying jokes made by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE the night before were funnier.
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Given that each of us performs this stunt, in small ways, every day — we pretend that paperwork is vitally important, or that a joke is 30 percent funnier than it is — it can be satisfying to see the tendency demonstrated in such an extreme form: giant meat piles kayfabing with unapologetic gusto, playacting for us our own universal instinct for playacting.
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Related Video: Kevin Hart Will Make You Laugh in this Week's EW Cover Shoot "Fitness is about to get a whole lot funnier and I can't wait for fans to see a side of me and my friends they haven't seen before," Hart said in a press release for the series, which will be exclusively airing on Hart and Lionsgate's Laugh Out Loud Network on YouTube.
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Returned September 16; new episodes air Fridays at 11 pm Eastern on HBO, and previous episodes (from the show's former life as a web series) are streaming on HBO Go This Fox comedy proved the crackling comedic chemistry of its cast right out of the gate, and three seasons in it's only gotten sharper and funnier, mining comedy gold from combining its many characters into different permutations.
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Eva Chen, Instagram's head of fashion partnerships, told Business of Fashion: "What Stories has really meant is that fashion is now able to be a little bit more authentic, a little bit more down to earth, funnier, scrappier... What everyone [in the list] has in common is that you have this sense of being there with someone, and feeling like the walls have come down."
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I'm not sure who to side with, being an adult who no longer benefits from snow days, as well as an insecure social media manager who doesn't really care for a small cable news station having a funnier Twitter than I. In the end I guess I hope we all get to stay home from everything forever, and that someone makes me hot chocolate. .
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Alice is read gravely by children and with laughter by grown ups; The Hobbit, on the other hand, will be funnier to its youngest readers, and only years later, at a tenth or a twentieth reading, will they begin to realise what deft scholarship and profound reflection have gone to make everything in it so ripe, so friendly, and in its own way so true.
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But the spectacle of Trump's performances at events like the NATO gathering in London — one in which he pushed disinformation about climate change, crudely insulted his domestic political rivals, echoed Putin talking points while making veiled threats against France, and wouldn't even unconditionally commit to coming to the defense of fellow NATO members if they're attacked militarily — would be funnier if the world wasn't at stake.
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That's a shame, and a missed opportunity: Just as the original Ghostbusters was made better, funnier, and more relatable by the way it embraced the era-appropriate conservatism of its main characters, the reboot would have been better off creating a richer and deeper worldview for its leads and a complimentary political outlook to show us both who they are and how they understand their world.
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And I was thinking, maybe it's easier for that team of writers—I read that they had a writers room of twelve—maybe it was easier for that team of twelve writers, or for any writers, to be funnier when there's real stress and real heartbreak and real things going on, it's easier to be funny about that than it is to be just randomly funny in a vaccuum.
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It's not properly supported by the game's visuals, especially the shoddy and distracting animations for most characters, but I dare anyone to tell me this isn't one of the funnier exchanges you've seen in a game: The ultimate choice of killing doesn't exist in a vacuum; they ripple to questlines you could now miss out on, and impact another system marking the health of various districts in London.
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I try to keep things at least funny, in any sense, even if it's hyper-aggressive, I want there to be some brand of humor in there because I think that that's where—and this is where your industry doesn't understand the guys on the alt-right and the guys who post means and stuff like that—is if they can be funnier than a lot of people, you're going to lose that argument.
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Since her time spent parading around with Paris Hilton, Richie has added a couple of (seriously major) things to her résumé: She's a mother of two (married to a Madden brother, no less), has not one but three clothing lines, stars in her own TV show that's funnier than any other reality show spinoff, and has just signed on to work with Unilever's #ShareAMeal campaign to help donate one million meals to those in need.
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