Rihanna is saluting her 20s in the most comical (and sartorial) way!
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But the most comical moment came when Russell struggled to figure out Rhys' biggest celebrity crush.
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" But the most comical attraction might be economic: "the best tax evasion system God ever created.
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But the most comical part about this is that she keeps volunteering herself as the CEO for Facebook.
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The Destiny 2 live action trailer is officially out, and it's one of the most comical video game trailers ever.
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The most comical moments of the evening were provided by Mr Cruz, trying to get Mr Trump to shut up.
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Boston's defense was shaky throughout much of the game, but the most comical play did not result in a run.
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The most comical moment came moments before the teams took the field, when the Whalers' theme song, "Brass Bonanza," was blasted over the stadium loudspeakers.
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It first grabbed me when I read a scene where my character comes home like shown in the trailer, and he beats up his car in the most comical way.
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It is also the most comical of the three, as Thor — who now lives on Planet Garbage Dump (Sakaar) — is "a playfully sustained joke," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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It's also got one of Wood's most comical lines ("Don't Call Me Stupid/That ain't the way my name pronounced") and a show-stopping verse from Joba—who usually sings—that solidifies the Brockhampton arsenal as a viable threat to boybands and bar-busters alike.
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Fiji's seance works (and looks exactly like the Haunted Hotel at Disneyland — RIP) as far as clearing out all the ghosts goes, but the demon in Manfred's house takes a liking to her and chants her name in the most comical Jabba the Hutt voice possible.
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Alex Abad-Santos: The most comical element of Game of Thrones, a show in which dragons exist and women are often far more naked than they need to be, is that you can watch someone get pawned off in exchange for an army and then subsequently rise to power, kill her enemies with fire multiple times, emerge ferocious and unburned from a fire pit/flames on two occasions, liberate a fearsome squad of eunuchs, and, after all that, still not be taken seriously.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who has become a national spokesperson for anti-Bezos sentiment and a leading light of a left-wing insurgency in the Democratic Party, took to Twitter again on Tuesday: "Now what I DON'T want is for our public funds to be funding freebie helipads for Amazon + robber baron billionaires, all while NYCHA and public schools go underfunded & mom+pops get nowhere near that kind of a break," she said, capturing criticism of some of the most comical parts of the Amazon deal as brokered by de Blasio and Cuomo.
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Eventually, she succumbs to writer's block and commits suicide. She leaves a note which reads, "Sorry, just not big enough." Egg Berry: The youngest of the Berry children. He is also the most comical of them all, though it is unintentional.
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Cambridge University Press, 1983 , p. 125 As Nell says in Endgame, "Nothing is funnier than unhappiness … it's the most comical thing in the world".Samuel Beckett. Endgame: a play in one act, followed by Act without words, a mime for one player.
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A member of the Black church in Stamps. She is not always able to come to services, but when she does, she shouts as loud as possible to make up for her absences. Many humorous church-related anecdotes focus on her and her behavior. Also, one of the most comical chapters in the book.
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German troops were now within of Petrograd, forcing the Soviets to transfer their capital to Moscow. The rapid advance was described as a "Railway War" (der Eisenbahnfeldzug) with German soldiers using Russian railways to advance eastward.Mawdsley (2007), p. 33 General Hoffmann wrote in his diary on 22 February: > It is the most comical war I have ever known.
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Ironically, she is also one of the most comical characters, being used herself in extremely embarrassing ways. Also, she appears to be very dominating with her brother, though she deeply cares for him. She fulfills the role of piloting her twin-seat Machina, the massive Deceive. Also, she appears to have developed a crush on Koichi, though she never dares to admit it.
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When the colourful Radical MP Thomas Slingsby Duncombe died in 1861, it was noted in a piece appearing in a number of newspapers that > The most comical contrast to Tom Duncombe was his cousin, the present Lord > Feversham, a heavy, solid, goodnatured man, whose speeches are of the most > ponderous and soporific character - "a man whose talk is of bullocks" and > whose opinions were of the extreme Conservative and Protectionist colour.
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The player on the left side of the judge gets the first turn, then the one on the player's left side, and so on. Each player selects a sentence card from his/her hand, and recites it in the accent given. After all the players have recited, the judge decides whose recitation he/she thinks is the most comical. The player whose recitation is chosen wins the round, keeps the round's accent card, and becomes the next judge.
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Interestingly instead of being commended, I have to stand trial today for this. Sadly in the report made by the intelligence ministry, it is stated that I have written an insulting song against Mu‘āwiya and posted it on my blog. Has the intelligence ministry now become defenders ofMu‘āwiya and Yazid? In another section of the report it says, I made up this song against the Supreme Leader, which is the most comical part of the report.
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'I don't think,' writes Livingstone of Templepatrick to Robert Wodrow, on 23 June 1723, 'his reasoning faculty is despisable, but I wish it were equal to his diverting one, for I think he is one of the most comical old fellows that ever was.' On 29 April 1729 Clerk resigned his charge and emigrated to New Hampshire. On landing he found that James Macgregor, formerly minister of Aghadowey, and founder of the township of Londonderry on the Merrimack River, had died on 5 March. He succeeded him as minister, and also engaged in educational work.
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Yale University Press, 1995: 136. Though there are many quoted sources for the character of Sam'l after it brought Curtis meteoric fame and fortune, the character was a Jewish "drummer", or traveling salesman, and Curtis claimed he based his portrayal of him on a real salesman in San Francisco, claiming, "He was, perhaps, one of the most comical men that I ever met; and for the life of me I could never refrain from giving imitations of him."Harap, Louise. The Image of the Jew in American Literature: From Early Republic to Mass Immigration. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 2003 (second edition): 231.
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" When Vasilchikov was away on a journey, sent by the empress, Grigory Potemkin replaced him as her lover. She wrote to her friend Friedrich Melchior, Baron von Grimm about Vasilchikov's dismissal: "Why do you reproach me because I dismiss a well-meaning but extremely boring bourgeois in favour of one of the greatest, the most comical and amusing, characters of this iron century?" Vasilchikov later complained that he felt like a hired gigolo: "I was nothing more to her than a kind of male cocotte and I was treated as such. If I made a request for myself or anyone else, she did not reply, but the next day I found a bank-note for several thousand rubles in my pocket.
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The reviewer in The Sunday Times was not impressed, calling it "a curious mixture of perfect beauty and perfect drivel," with "not a good tune in the whole piece"; whereas The Times critic responded more positively, noting that "as a whole, with the dancing always preponderating, the revue [was] excellent."Langfield, p.74 The Era's reviewer wrote on May 9, 1925, "The most comical thing in the revue is the Vicarage Garden Party on the lines of a musical comedy, with Miss Hermione Baddeley giving a clever and cruel burlesque of Nellie, the heroine, and Mr. Ernest Thesiger and Mr. Douglas Byng, as two clergymen, singing the funniest number of the evening."Tyler, H. L. "On With The Dance", Ernestthesiger.
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Jay Lustig of New Jersey On- Line commented that the song's performance at the Madison Square Garden on June 21, 2009, had "plenty of blues grit". Jayson Rodriguez of MTV News noted that Beyoncé displayed her softer side while performing the ballad, while Jim Farber of the Daily News said she showed "something more internal and deep". Ben Ratliff of The New York Times criticized the performance, writing that it was "the evening's most comical moment, in a concert involving a bustier made with motorcycle lights". Michael Cragg of musicOMH highlighted that Beyoncé's performance of "Broken-Heated Girl" was better than those of the previous two ballads "because it is allowed to exist on its own terms; a simple song, sung beautifully".
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Perhaps the most comical element of Acorn Antiques were the missed cues, harking back to the days when Crossroads was recorded live. Fictional floor managers and directors can be heard prompting the dreadful actors to say their lines, whilst the end of several scenes show the actors not quite knowing what to do with themselves with the camera still rolling. References to other daytime television devices featured; after one episode a continuity announcer mentions an exhibition of costumes from the show touring several British towns, and after another episode a range of novelisations is mentioned (bearing such archetypical purple titles as A Waning Moon, and little resemblance to screened storylines). The announcement that the show's theme tune was available to buy as Anyone Can Break A Vase sung by Miss Babs, was a reference to the release of Anyone Can Fall In Love, based on the EastEnders theme and sung by one of its cast members, Anita Dobson.
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