We could make a joke here about parking the bus.
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"You cannot make a joke of this proceeding," said Castro.
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Instead, he tried to make a joke out of it.
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Trump did, however, make a joke at his own expense.
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Bonthu: You only have six seconds to make a joke.
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Ms. Nakagawa said she was trying to make a joke.
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But I do think you can make a joke about anything.
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He even attempts to make a joke, but things get awkward.
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The developers will make a joke about it in-game tomorrow.
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Everyone's going to wait for you to make a joke now.
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I wasn't trying to do anything other than make a joke.
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Trump did, reportedly, make a joke about you talking too long.
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To make a joke of that fact is just not funny.
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Just make a joke just so ... because they can move. Right.
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Would he make a joke about her new album's release date?
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When this happens, you can always make a joke of it.
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Charlie Sheen isn't afraid to make a joke at his own expense.
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It's kind of funny, though, so we make a joke of it.
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Pete Davidson isn't afraid to make a joke at his own expense!
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He was always looking to make a joke or make someone smile.
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Why not make a joke about abortion (gasp!) or menopause (double gasp
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This is the time to make a joke involving Tom Brady's balls.
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Did Hannah just make a joke about her husband's range on defense?
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MIAMI: I wanna make a joke, but what, I'm made of stone?
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I could make a joke about Amazon Fire TV...but I won't.
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He's going to make a joke about the Russian investigation, isn't he?
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A lot of stuff is hard to even make a joke about.
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Otherwise, comedians may continue to sue – and make a joke of copyright law.
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I'm not trying to make a joke; it was a horrible basketball game.
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It's just Ben Higgins and we think he's trying to make a joke.
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He never passes up the chance to make a joke, visual or otherwise.
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This star never misses an opportunity to make a joke on social media.
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It's deflection, and it's self-protective to then make a joke about it.
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At his best, Mr. Chappelle's proves that thoughtfulness can make a joke funnier.
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A moral person wouldn't make a joke; that person would take a stand.
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He could make a joke of it when he was telling her later.
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It can make a joke thrilling or it can make it fall flat.
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" I resisted the impulse to make a joke: "I'm in the middle of something.
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Little SimzIs it too late to make a joke about The Sims expansion pack?
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YGNot sure what he'll do to us if we make a joke, so no.
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You might be tempted to make a joke during your turn — the drooling emoji!
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It was not clear whether he was serious or trying to make a joke.
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" When Jason tries to make a joke, Billy clarifies, "See, I don't get that!
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And they asked me if I was going to make a joke about it.
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It's ultimately ... I make a joke and I don't think I believe it fully.
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Three weeks later, he would make a joke that showed he remembered my birthday.
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Trump, by contrast, tried to make a joke about how he would "back" the CIA.
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The moment Mark Zuckerberg tries to make a joke about privacy and nobody laughs: pic.twitter.
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Do you go rogue and make a joke about how you, like Garfield, hate Mondays?
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"I never pass up the chance to make a joke, visual or otherwise," he adds.
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It is almost impossible to offend me when your intent is to make a joke.
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I'd make a joke about the pope being next except … it just wouldn't be funny.
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I told him: &aposTen thousand comedians are out of work, and you make a joke.
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I miss being able to call and, you know, make a joke about politics, frankly, anything.
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Sure, friends, we can make a joke about this being the best goal of 2017 here.
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I tend to use humor, so I'll make a joke about being the only woman there.
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And how does a powerful man make a joke about the corruption of other powerful men?
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We could make a joke about Americans not knowing anything outside of America, but we won't.
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She will accept drinks from strangers who don't ask first, and make a joke about it.
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"First, please understand that I did not intend to make a joke about race," he wrote.
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They were wrong and insensitive for trying to make a joke out of the 2009 situation.
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Others defended Lorde and insisted the singer didn't mean to make a joke of Houston's death.
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"With the Trocks, if you messed up, you could make a joke about it," he said.
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And what is the author's intention - to plan an event, to inspire, to make a joke?
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I don't laugh or make a joke about what I say that's hurtful or mean or ugly.
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As stocks rolled lower during the afternoon, Trump appeared to make a joke about the market drop.
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"She's always the first one to make a joke," says one longtime associate of the ABC show.
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Should I make a joke about it or just apologize for the disgusting thing that just happened?
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I wasn't like, 'Build a cupboard on this set for me to make a joke about Potter.
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"God forbid kids use political slogans to make a joke about beating a team in football."—Rep.
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In Shakespeare's concluding couplets, closure is sometimes performed so clunkily as to make a joke of itself.
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You can join a dare-like challenge, or participate in a dance meme, or make a joke.
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What about ... I'm going to have to make a joke about not fake news, but alternate facts.
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Update: The BBC issued a statement about these subtitles, indicating that they didn't mean to make a joke.
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Barry Booker appeared to be trying to make a joke when he made the comment about women athletes.
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Robots who use tread wheels, baseball cannons and scoop hands to make a joke out of America's pastime.
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I'd make a joke, but honestly, I'm too worried about what this means for me and Justin Bieber.
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I was the kid on the pitcher's mound rocking ridiculous Rec Specs, daring anyone to make a joke.
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He takes any opportunity to make a joke at his own expense, and even sells self-deprecating merch.
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Blind, burrowing amphibian named after President Trump C'mon, you really think we're gonna make a joke about this?
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"You shouldn't make a joke about kidnapping regardless of what it is," one person told CNN affiliate WOIO.
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Though hardships and tragedy have marked her life, "I can make a joke out of nothing," she said.
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In practice, however, it's also a chance to make a joke, swear, or toss around the eggplant emoji.
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" Kimmel seemed like he was about to make a joke by saying, "Why did God do this to you?
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If this was 2010, I might even make a joke about how Drake broods more than Edward from Twilight.
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She would make a joke, saying, 'I am on the hit list,' and she felt proud to say that.
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Mr. Bloomberg knew his last debate performance was bad enough that he had to make a joke about it.
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Until the grandkids started to make a joke of it, and the fuckin' old tyrant decided to join in.
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You spent money to animate something that would intentionally bring shame to DV victims and make a joke of it.
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To turn the tide on the Lord's excessive behaviors, Kim and Khloé make a joke out of the whole thing.
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Are we just supposed to say "Black Mirror" or do we have to try to make a joke about it?
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"If you see the videos, I was laughing because I thought you were about to make a joke," she said.
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Mr. Foster will go far out of his way to make a stray point, or especially to make a joke.
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Gita: I was gonna make a joke that it was gonna be Modelland but she sells it with two L's.
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"Make a joke as an icebreaker and talk about protection up front — it is NOT a mood killer," she suggests.
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For the third straight year, the ABC awards show took time out to make a joke about the controversial name.
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This movie sees no reason that it should make a joke about how you have seen the fake dating trope before.
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At the beginning of the show I say, "I'm Kara Swisher, you may know me as" and I make a joke.
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Kendall Jenner decided to make a joke of the things rude fans said to her in a Mean Girls-style video.
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The artist has an impressive history of making public statements that attempt to normalize or make a joke out of rape.
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I remember they pitched a photo of me standing on a scale, to make a joke out of it or something.
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The third star: NBC Sports Boston – Their twitter account decided to make a joke about the Blackhawks playing at Notre Dame.
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This sort of moral indifference -- who is to say if Sadler can or should make a joke like that about McCain?
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Update: Miley Cyrus knows that the best way to admit you goofed is to make a joke at your own expense.
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I didn't think it would last long and someone would just paint over it, tag it, make a joke or something.
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Occasionally the subject of whether I had children would come up, and I'd make a joke about probably having a bunch.
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He said, 'If you want people to forget that you were jerking off, just make a joke about kids getting shot.
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After visiting Australia's Bunjilaka Museum and learning about Aboriginal history first-hand, I vowed never to make a joke like that again.
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On Wednesday, a Twitter-user named Baz made the bad mistake of trying to make a joke at the phone company's expense.
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I got to make a joke — it's even in the trailer — and be in a comedic setting [with] specific top surgery jokes.
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Claire says it would be so "dark" for anyone to make a joke out of something so painful to so many people.
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This is construction as pun, a far more difficult and refined way to make a joke than with just a silk-screen.
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"Here I see a lot of comedians make a joke about the president," said Mr. Kazadi, whose relatives still live in Congo.
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And, thanks to the hostless ceremony, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel were able to make a joke about Alexa taking their jobs.
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After visiting Australia's Bunjilaka museum and learning about aboriginal history first hand I vowed never to make a joke like that again.
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But he is then talking about poisoning dogs so I think you need a change, you can't make a joke about that.
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The legendary actor was having none of Morgan's antics on Saturday when the news anchor tried to make a joke about his name.
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" He also called his half sister "a jaded, shallow, conceited woman that will make a joke of you and the royal family heritage.
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She was just clapping back at people who were commenting on her tan and hair and wanted to make a joke about it.
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"Me trying to make a joke that's for an older white guy and also that type of audience...it's a challenge," she explains.
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Step seven: A funny thing happened on the way Whatever the annoyance, make a joke about it, even if it's a bad one.
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As the panel wrapped up, Prince Mohammed decided to make a joke about allegations he kidnapped Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri last year.
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"Sometimes the huddle is the place to make a joke so everyone can relax and just go about their jobs," Montana recalled later.
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Why not tell people what you're looking for in a partner or make a joke about the fact that, you know, you're Sean Rad?
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A sweater reading "TITS OUT FOR SANTA" or covered with Ewoks holding candy canes isn't about keeping you warm; it's to make a joke.
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Scott then spent the next six months wondering whether he should make a joke about it or apologise, but never did in the end.
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First of all, you have to have that ability to make a joke or poke at him or just show how absurd he is.
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Movies and TV have taught me how to make a joke, how to love, how to be an adult: how to be an American.
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You just said that like it was a truism, we all ... KS: No, I should not make a joke about Mark Zuckerberg petting livestock.
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There are parts I can't make a joke of: Women were considered stupid, gay people were considered sick, and the Last Judgment was considered imminent.
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Make a joke about that statement if you like, but know that literal self-touching proved vital in Amphlett determining that she had breast cancer.
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And I didn't even dare make a joke about it, call him on his bulls t, because he had NO sense of humor, at all.
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I've been out to dinner with plenty of Americans that have gotten my humor that don't burst into tears every time I [make a joke].
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You can't make a joke in a vacuum, you have to be in a room, in a community with other people to feel that way.
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I would make a joke about them being major-label sellouts after being paragons of indie but those divisions have meant virtually nothing for years.
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" SF: I would do a particularly big scopy shot and then I would always make a joke, "That's going to look great on your iPhone.
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If this was 2018 I'd make a joke about thirst or getting wet or something similarly uncouth, but we've all grown as people since then.
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Speaking to graduates at Yale this week, Hillary put on a Russian hat to make a joke out of the Russian involvement in the 2016 election.
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There wasn't any desire to make a joke or to be funny, and that was kind of the whole point: just kind of like, not trying.
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Some make a joke about the possible awkward encounters we have with extended family, others share funny throwback photos, and others say what we're all thinking.
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"I've always made an effort to not make a joke of my size — to let the joke be about what I'm saying or doing," said Bryant.
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"We are honestly too excited and too proud of our ensemble to make a joke about this," Fey and Richmond said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Make a joke about eating Tide Pods, and the next thing you know, dozens of people are calling poison control because they swallowed one of them.
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To break the ice, Bush would reportedly make a joke about liking a magician named "David Cop-a-Feel" and give his neighbor's butt a squeeze.
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When it gave her money in June, you can be sure the company "did not contemplate" that she might one day make a joke about lynching.
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A crucial rule to remember: If you make a joke at the party that gets a laugh, you are clear to repeat it on social media.
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"If Carrie was here I bet she would make a joke that it was just like her mom to upstage her even in death," one message read.
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GUTFELD: I was going to make a joke about your face but then I thought, you know, I&aposm going to -- WATTERS: That&aposs just not nice.
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Supernatural fans questioned their tact, asking if the current barrage of sexual harassment and assault news is really the best time to make a joke like this.
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I can try to make a joke that is only for one fan but it could be taken seriously by the artist and then I've offended someone.
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I make a joke about how he probably was not expecting a dainty young lady like me, and he says the party needs more people like me.
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"She's not allowed to let her guard down, and to make a joke you inherently have to take a risk and let your guard down," he says.
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The only problem is, Lyft didn't just make a joke prototype for a one-off photoshoot — the company went all the way in, creating actual working Mono devices.
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Mention to someone that you're carrying a Samsung Galaxy Note7 today and they will likely make a joke, usually something to do with it possibly bursting into flames.
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He was leaving LAX Monday, when we asked if he was still mad at Chris for using Whitney's image to make a joke about people wasting his time.
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"[My] kids were really mad when they found out that [the police] took Grandpa, but I tried to make a joke of it," he told the Kennebec Journal.
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One Architecture Student Reimagined the UK's Spectacular Future How 'Political Fashion' Films Predicted 2017 in 2008 'Brexit the Musical,' Because Brits Will Make a Joke Out of Anything
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"It was a nice feeling knowing I'm not the only one in this situation, having their fathers make a joke out of this storm," Acosta said of Twitter's response.
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"I could make a joke but the truth is we were so unbelievably nervous the night before because we really wanted to do this, but you're nervous," he said.
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The "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star shared some photos from a professional shoot in which she was scantily clad to make a joke about her love of holiday indulging.
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And then there's her BlackBerry, from that famous photo — I got to make a joke that she's staring at Candy Crush, not having to comment on the email thing.
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Austin Winsberg, the showrunner for "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist," wrote a 27-page manifesto stipulating that each song had to reveal character, drive story or at least make a joke.
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While attempting to make a joke about Kelly's 22017 song "I Believe I Can Fly," the singer's attorney Steven Greenberg insisted his client would not try to flee the country.
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At one point, the Queen and Attenborough were interrupted by the whirring of helicopters above, which led the Queen to make a joke about what the sound reminded her of.
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It was an enthusiastic willingness to do things like scream himself silly at horror games — to make a joke out of his own vulnerabilities, not lash out at the world.
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Trevor Noah, the host of The Daily Show, took the meme's resurfacing as an opportunity to make a joke, posting a parody of the hoax to his own Instagram account.
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"Thousands of trans women are murdered [in] scenarios like [the one depicted in the post] and for people to make a joke about it is very disgusting," Love told BuzzFeed.
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That effort — trying to recall a moment from our past and explore it with others online — is more than just an attempt to score clout points or make a joke.
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Some people were either not big fans of the Miiverse, weren't so bummed that they couldn't make a joke, or just didn't really grasp the concept of the goodbye board.
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As for why she posted the video -- Deyana says she tried to make a joke out of it first, because she feared Tony would post it somewhere else before her.
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But after some more very, very hard-to-watch silence, Alex hops into her hospital bed, and she hears him make a joke about her tear- and snot-covered face.
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He loved to make a joke; looking like a young Mike Nichols, he would gaze up from under his thick spectacles to see whether his joke had found its target.
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I spend about an hour trying to be the first person to make a joke about that terrible thing, only to find out that someone better beat me to it.
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And I was trying to make a joke about these issues, but they've become rather serious, the idea that some are going to make it and some just are not.
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According to audio of the meeting obtained by Yahoo Finance, Uber board member David Bonderman used this meeting as an opportunity to make a joke about how much women supposedly talk.
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I don't want to say that you can go too far with a joke, because I think you can make a joke about anything, you just have to make it funny.
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Of course, it's possible that Spicer is just trying to make a joke, since this wouldn't be the first time the guy has made an attempt at humor that's fallen flat.
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"First, please understand that I did not intend to make a joke ABOUT race," Thomas said, elaborating that he didn't have an understanding of the connection between Indigenous Australians and drinking.
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I would make a joke that when I was growing up, she would point to random objects and say a black man invented it first, but a white man stole it.
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I stub my toe on almost every corner I come in contact with, but I make a joke of my clumsiness every time it happens in order to diffuse the embarrassment.
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When asked on Wednesday about whether Russia intended to intervene into the 2020 election in the United States, Mr. Putin, in typical fashion, appeared to make a joke of the question.
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And so is the way that Halliday gives Ezra an opportunity to name-drop and make a joke: He may have a pacemaker, this says, but he knows who he is.
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How the show is presented, the way the information is worked through, the way I construct an argument, the way I engage in a news story, the way I make a joke.
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For this police department to make a joke out of something that has caused real fear, derision, and permanent consequences in communities is, at least, tone-deaf and, at most, super offensive.
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"A lot of what sticks with you with Desmond Tutu when you're interviewing him is his laugh, his infectious sense of humor, his ability to make a joke of things," says Curnow.
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There are parts of it I can make a joke of, when I tell other people about it: We weren't allowed to wear pants, cut our hair, or listen to pop music.
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Earlier this week, YouTube streamer PewDiePie lost a contract with Disney because of some Nazi references in his videos and one absurdly ill-considered attempt to make a joke out of genocide.
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Basically any time Musk spoke in public — at official company events, during live streams, speaking to investors — he'd make a joke about how his company's cars' names spell out S-3-X.
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Nope — Dad might try and make a joke involving a pun, your new shirt, and "that Jason Bieber kid," but he's too cool to call you out for once knocking his style.
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At first they plotted ways out, thinking that maybe they could make a joke-y album to fulfill the terms of their contract (maybe Pet Grief 2, they suggested to BrooklynVegan recently).
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It's been updated in countless Dave Chappelle and "Key & Peele" sketches, all of which make a joke out of the painful reality that Hollywood still has a serious problem with black humanity.
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I've heard Jerry Seinfeld say on a podcast (not name-dropping him as a friend — he wishes!) that curse words are shortcuts, and without them you have to make a joke stronger.
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"Tumblr is the last place on the internet where I feel like I can still make a joke because it feels small, like a neighborhood rather than an entire continent," she said.
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It&aposs almost as if what they say when they are serious has become comedy and when they say, when they are trying to make a joke isn&apost very funny at all.
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They get a kick out of these, they really do, except for when one of the guards attempts to make a joke about a "boy with the finest sculpted abs" he's ever seen.
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"Suddenly, out of nowhere, he's asking me to go into the hotel bathroom with him," Evans wrote, explaining that she tried to make a joke to dismiss Weinstein but he wouldn't be stopped.
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I don't think I've ever taken the time to make a joke about something that wasn't serious because the most serious things are the most tense things that require most relief of tension.
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These kind of things can be quite terrifying if you take them seriously, and it was more or less the instinct to make a joke out of it in response that prompted it.
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I didn't talk to friends about it: Most of them were white, and someone was bound to make a joke about it and risk being choked to death because I'd just had enough.
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So, if you tend to make jokes, then make a joke about the weird placement of your partner's hand, or how they snore so loudly that you can't sleep, but you love them anyway.
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In one of the more bizarre moments of the 2016 Oscars, Chris Rock brought out three (impossibly adorable) kids of Asian descent and used them to make a joke about China and Chinese sweatshops.
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"If you're going to make a joke about one, you should about the other," said Bruce Vilanch, a comedy writer who has written material and jokes for the Academy Awards for some 25 years.
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And by explicitly using that role to make a joke at the expense of the president's sexuality (and Spicer's), it seems clear SNL has fully embraced an oppositional role in the new political era.
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In "Jerry Maguire," Dorothy follows up her admonition that Jerry not make a joke of his life with a warmhearted reminder of his core values and encouragement that he can live up to them.
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Tip "Sooner or later, somebody is going to make a joke about you getting high," says Brennan Gilkison, a 42-year-old hemp farmer in central Kentucky who has no interest in getting high.
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At his next press briefing (Monday's was called off), where he will undoubtedly be asked about it, he should laugh it off, say he was flattered, and then make a joke at his own expense.
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While Whole Foods is urging anyone who bought the 12.5-ounce individual packets of chicken salad that actually contain tuna to the store or simply throw it out, Simpson couldn't help but make a joke.
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We'd make a joke about deja vu, but that's not the memory anomaly at the center of Memento, which first hit American theaters in limited release on March 16, 2001 – 393 years ago this week.
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Seeming to forget that sexual harassment is, in fact, against the law, Trump, Jr. proceeded to make a joke about how women who report sexual harassment were merely involved in a get-rich quick scheme.
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The question was meant to give Morris a chance to make a joke about his perceived reliance on his right foot — a point Morris has conceded is not unfair — but upon hearing it, Morris frowned.
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It's unclear if the president was trying to make a joke during what was, reportedly, a tense call about his decision to impose steep tariffs on metals imported from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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Just as she had on "The Dick Van Dyke Show," Ms. Moore could always make a joke her own when she needed to — and the episodes that put Mary's humor center stage were the best.
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Image: Screenshot via SinVR/YouTubeThousands of users' personal information left exposed by a virtual reality porn app prompted the company to do the only appropriate thing: fix the problem and make a joke about butt sex.
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Haggard and starving, Denny's Twitter stumbled out of the woods at the news of Beyoncé's twins, its mouth agape over the fact that something could happen in the world that they could make a joke about.
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"If somebody wants to make a joke about the love that flowers between the Turkish president and a goat, he should be able to do so, in any European country, including Turkey," he said at the time.
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Despite his hatred for Clinton, Mike doesn't have a problem with a woman candidate, he tells Lily, though he did make a joke once to Lily about a potential female president making rash decisions on her period.
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"I think kids are doing it because they want to make a joke out of how [people] are trying to find solutions that are [off the cuff]," says Ethan Druck, a 16-year-old from Garland, Texas.
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And at a news conference later in the day, much to Merkel's chagrin, Trump make a joke about American spying practices that were found to have swept up the German chancellor's conversations during President Barack Obama's administration.
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While Trump did make a joke at a 2018 campaign rally about Democrats proposing to give undocumented immigrants a free Rolls-Royce, he turned the joke into an assertion of fact at another rally the next day.
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The other thing is, people say the video copies Lemonade, and then I make a joke back...Do I really care about crop tops, or am I making a joke about this obsession with sort of celebrity warfare?
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So every additional person in the world that watches "Star Wars" makes "Star Wars" more valuable to me because that's one more person that we can, you know, make a joke about Yoda or something and have that.
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"He made it really funny, and really fun, and that was one of those moments when I thought, I could be with a person who could make a mistake and then make a joke about it," she said.
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The other Avengers even make a joke about her new hairstyle, and while it is definitely something to talk about, it actually holds a much greater meaning to the character than just a brand new style choice for Endgame.
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Recently, I heard this great line from a comedian," Oliver says in the new video, referring to C.K. "He said, 'If you want people to forget that you were jerking off, just make a joke about kids getting shot.
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SM: When you can frame it in the absurdity of the fact that there was a town in West Virginia that filled enough prescriptions for painkillers to treat the entire Eastern Seaboard, you can make a joke off that.
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"I was trying to make a joke," Vitiello said at the time, adding that he thought he was sending it as a private direct message on Twitter rather than publicly on the social media platform, and that he deeply regretted it.
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A startup called Niche rose to arrange deals between creators and brands who wanted a musician to make a song out of the windows and doors of their new Honda car, or a comedian to make a joke referencing Coca-Cola.
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Image via TwitterOn the day of her 69th birthday (don't make a joke, guys), Hillary Clinton—current presidential candidate and professional Donald Trump Insult Deflector—went on The Breakfast Club to talk about a myriad of things political, we assume.
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Now there's a first trailer out for Jeremy Saulnier's next film, Green Room (allow me to be the first to make a joke about how he's sticking with the colors thing), and it looks like another stylish and tense thriller.
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Patrick J. Adams, who plays Mike Ross, fiancé to Markle's character Rachel Zane on the legal drama Suits, couldn't help but make a joke about his on-screen counterpart's newly-engaged status and what this means for their characters' future.
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The point is, Lil Wayne is so much a rapper archetype, he's the type of figure who ends up as the funny pop culture reference in a bad romantic comedy when the writers need to make a joke about partying.
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"Where I'm at right now with humor is that it's actually maybe dishonest or unprofessional to not use humor in writing or talking about very serious things, because it's very human to make a joke at dark times," she said.
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I did make a joke about it but If I didn't boycott Maine over the racist Governor I'm not going to boycott over a Senator who believes Dr. Ford was assaulted but knows better than Dr. Ford who did it.
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"It is an honor to be here tonight with the many talented and creative people in Hollywood who haven't been caught yet," Che said, with Jost piggy-backing on to make a joke about people drinking at a workplace function.
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The George Costanza Effect: There's an episode of "Seinfeld" in which George realizes that his best move at work is to make a joke that people laugh at and then leave -- he calls it going out on a high note.
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But Gmail is no longer a joke, and Google is no longer a scrappy startup — its parent company, Alphabet, is the world's most valuable company, and it's learning that it can't always afford to make a joke users might not get.
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Rival studios snickered that Warner's new marketing chief had made a rookie mistake in backing "The Meg" with a campy ad campaign: Make a joke of your own noncomedic movie, the Hollywood conventional wisdom holds, and ticket buyers will stay home.
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"I have a resting bitch face and Steve always makes fun of me for it – he calls me Captain Not Amused – so I thought I would make a joke out of it and get the resting bitch face on camera," she explains.
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Pete Davidson stopped by the South Orange Performing Arts Center in New Jersey on Monday night to work out some new stand-up material, and ended up dealing with a fan who tried to make a joke out of Mac Miller's death.
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If you stayed sober like a true professional, this is your chance to laugh and make a joke about how the last guy you saw hand out his camera got it wrecked (that last guy was actually you—that's why you're staying sober).
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When President Donald Trump joined German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a press conference in D.C. on Friday, he thought it was a good time to make a joke about something he thinks they have in common: being wiretapped by President Barack Obama.
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"It seems the Democrats are accusing me of being too soft on turkey," the president added, seeming to make a joke about his decision to pull US troops out of Syria, allowing Turkish troops to attack the longtime US allies the Kurds.
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The intensity manifests itself mostly through a precision of speech and memory and also by him refusing to make a joke, or to acquiesce to one, lest I misuse a quote from him, though people who know him well told me he's funny.
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You know what I mean when I say, I make a joke about copying, but it doesn't add to the next ... You think of artists and they copy each other and then they innovate, there doesn't seem to be that second part happening.
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She was more exuberant in the early years: quick to make a joke, whether it worked or not; quick to pull a prank; quick to pose for a selfie with her former fiancé, the golfer Rory McIlroy, and post it on social media.
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Every now and again I would listen to these women talk about the woes in their lives and relationships, but no sooner had sadness entered the room than one of them would make a joke and the laughter would start all over again.
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Not only did Clanton manage to make a joke out of the unfortunate situation, but she ended up getting a ton of support from sympathetic people on the internet: As breakup-filled as the holiday season can be, sometimes things work out for the better.
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"I think that I haven't been accepted in mainstream media outlets… because the only way they could actually have a conversation with me is to make fun of me, or if they could somehow make a joke about what I'm doing," he told Dan Harris.
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"If you're trying to make a joke, I can try and critique the joke if I think that it merits a critique, but those kinds of statements are essentially saying, 'I'm scared to go on a date with a black man,'" Bogado told Buzzfeed.
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Here are just a few ways candidates, elected officials, their allies and outside groups make a joke of the current disclosure laws, as spelled out to CNN by Brendan Fischer, director of federal and FEC reform programs at the nonpartisan, nonprofit Campaign Legal Center.
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Read more: Nike is facing backlash after Zion Williamson's shoe exploded That said, when attempting to make a joke that involves the well-being and future monetary prospects of a teenager from a corporate Twitter account, it's best to be extremely careful in your framing.
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Hamilton is popular, and it's clearly about certain things; I think Jonah does make a joke about a black guy shooting Hamilton, which means they have a similarly fluid casting with respect to race — one of the wonderful things that makes Hamilton what it is.
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Rock might make a joke about Leo sleeping inside a horse, or tango-ing with a bear in The Revenant, but the actor's recently exposed second life as a vape enthusiast is fertile territory for a comedian who's proven he's comfortable taking jabs at broad-chested actors.
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Also, I love the whole thing where I make a joke about how I could be a psychopath, I could have a trunk full of all this stuff—and then in a later episode you find out I do have a trunk full of all that shit.
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"Branson writes that even directly after the fall, he was able to make a joke as his assistant Helen arrived at the bloody scene: "I was so glad to be alive that I quickly was able to summon my sense of humour, and said to her: 'I'm alive!
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On the week of his inauguration, it doesn't seem as if people have figured out the right way to make a joke out of a joke, or to least produce intelligent commentary that doesn't reinforce the strict ideological and cultural silos that got us here in the first place.
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When she won the National Book Award for Young People's Literature in 2014, she wound up having to explain to people — including in a Times Op-Ed — why it was hurtful that the event's M.C., her friend Daniel Handler, tried to make a joke about her allergy to watermelon.
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The thing that was nice to see is that sometimes you could try to make a joke and you can spend a lot of time crafting it, and then other times, all you need to do is drop a tape recorder on the floor and something genuine comes across.
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Either one of us will make a joke like, "Well, it was great talking to you," and we both laugh the laugh that's actually crying; or else the reporter apologizes for having to talk under such terrible circumstances, and then we both go quiet because what more is there to say.
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Sure, some fake friends and old professional rivals will most likely make a joke or two behind your back, but I'd wager that an order of magnitude more people will be genuinely happy that you're doing so well, and relieved that you're showing them a version of life they've been irrationally afraid of.
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Especially in his (very tame) nude scene, Mr. Pine is working in a mode previously explored by Chris Hemsworth in "Ghostbusters" and Channing Tatum in pretty much everything — the preternaturally attractive man who wears his beauty lightly, who is both willing to be objectified and to make a joke of his objectification.
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Trump discusses wiretapping tweet and Merkel in Financial Times His most important visitor so far, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, appeared baffled by the President's decision to make a joke about the former US practice of tapping her phone — as he stuck by his baseless allegations that he was wiretapped by former President Barack Obama.
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Comedian Bill Maher this weekend appeared to make a joke about the assassination of Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, according to Politico.
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It's hoping you think Mike Bloomberg is actually a funny, relatable guy who is able to make a joke about himself, and not that someone else was paid to write the jokes and someone was paid to post them (one of the meme accounts that was paid to post Bloomberg #spon is run by a non-news BuzzFeed employee).
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"I make a joke that I'm gonna write a book called It's All a Lie," the former Real Housewives of Orange County star, 41, says on the Thursday episode of The Doctors, on which she and fiancé Slade Smiley appear to talk about how life has changed since they welcomed daughter Skylar Gray on July 10.
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As if that weren't enough drama, Markle's half siblings, Thomas Jr. and Samantha, took every opportunity they could get to smear the former Suits star (Thomas Jr. penned a handwritten note to Price Harry claiming his sister would "make a joke of you and the royal family heritage," while Samantha began shopping around a book titled The Diary of Princess Pushy's Sister).
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By choosing a fragrance ad — the kind everyone has seen and rolled their eyes over — to make a joke, but also a point, by using it as a deceptively funny way in to a more complicated conversation, Ms. Schaefer has shown how effective that can be (of course, she did once run a comedy night at Max Fish, a bar in Lower Manhattan).
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I miss your kind of jokes, and again I'm old and maybe I'm pining after my favorite indie band before they got too big, but it seemed like you guys created this thing, it was great, it was very of the moment, and then subsequently people who followed after you picked up the make-a-joke part, or have a catchphrase.
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Just the fact that Lil Wayne would bring lasagna into the song is kind of wacky; the fact that he would make a joke about the way lasagna is spelled is pretty crazy; the fact that the joke is a riff on the statement you previously heard and dismissed as run of the mill is fucking galaxy-brain, mind-expanding, consciousness-altering rewiring of what is possible with the English language.
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After all, if you understand why using the anniversary of 9/11 to sell mattresses in a commercial with mock collapsing Twin Towers was inappropriately flippant about the loss of human life that occurred with the 2001 attack on the World Trade Center, you should be able to understand why using a twist on Black Lives Matter or marketing a product to express an unrelated opinion or make a joke is similarly disgusting.
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He also decided to make a joke about it after eviscerating the Timberwolves last night, which harkens back to the 2007 draft, when he was picked second (by the Seattle Supersonics): This was by no means lost on the Portland Trail Blazers, who had the option to pick him up in 2007, but clearly dropped the ball: But going back to Westbrook: the only one thing he really should be pissed about is that LeBron didn't even spell his name correctly.
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That is the situation we currently find ourselves in, because Miguel has posted a video of himself covering "The Weekend" from SZA's new album Ctrl (+2500 degrees) in an art gallery (+5000 degrees, do I look like I care that I'm predictable?) Obviously it is extremely cute and coy and watching it feels like Miguel has filmed it privately for you and sent it to you via your private WhatsApp chat and—ugh, sorry, just watch it for yourself (via The Shade Room, because while I was writing this, Miguel inexplicably made his account private): I could make a joke about the "I just keep her satisfied through the weekend" line but honestly you all already know what it is so I'll refrain.
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