In comedy, you're often taking the piss out of things.
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Sorxwin won't stop taking the piss out of my stinky feet.
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We can start taking the piss out of each other again. Yay!
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ASHTON KUTCHER: Danny is really good at taking the piss out of me.
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Shimizu insists that PARTY isn't taking the piss out of tech culture and consumers.
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It's me just taking the piss out of me, but it's more Wade though.
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It was all a bit of fun, she was taking the piss out of me.
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Some thought we were taking the piss out of Nirvana and Elvis, but we're huge fans.
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It's also "taking the piss out of every element of a traditional music video," say the band.
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Because if he ends up charging a lot he's just taking the piss out of people in general.
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After it came out and people said, 'Ah taking the piss out of VICE magazine,' I thought, No!
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I also respect anyone taking the piss out of his list, but SB Nation's rebuttal list is also wrong.
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That's the football out of the way, then, and we can get on to taking the piss out of Alan Pardew.
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"I said, 'Guys, I'm not a Chinese historian' and we just started taking the piss out of each other," he remembers.
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She's one of three commanders who coordinates the front line, and loves nothing more than taking the piss out of me.
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People are rightly taking the piss out of JK Rowling for her ridiculous post publishing announcements about Dumbledore's sexuality & imaginary sex life.
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As a result, I was unprepared for the British tradition of taking the piss out of everything, including one another and themselves.
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On Instagram, for example, he worships its icons with the same obvious love he applies to taking the piss out of its tropes.
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"I think part of the reason why it's gone so big is that people like taking the piss out of politicians," Watts said.
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Except he's also a multi-millionaire...Bob Geldof was taking the piss out of him though, that guy is a millionaire, Farage isn't.
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Trolling Trump with Trees: Three dudes from New Zealand are helping the planet while taking the piss out of Trump's climate change denial.
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But it's also used by non-Brazilians as a way of taking the piss out of our desperation to see the bands we love.
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At first I was really confused, I just wasn't used to it — I thought people were taking the piss out of me or something.
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"I mean, it took about a week before my friends and family were all taking the piss out of me for being in a wheelchair".
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"In typical wise-ass fashion, we wrote 'Overblown,' taking the piss out of the glorification and aggrandizement of the scene," Mudhoney frontman Mark Arm told Yarm.
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So I think we're kind of taking the piss out of that world, while at the same time, our cynicism is spread throughout all of the generations.
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When I interviewed Amy in 2006, we just spent the time taking the piss out of the lead singer of Keane for going to rehab after drinking too much Pimms.
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Things took an unexpected turn when Shkreli supposedly didn't receive what he paid for: But then came hints that this was Martin all just taking the piss out of everyone.
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Though I've been taking the piss out of myself, my Queer Eye-adjacent experience did encourage me to think about how others see me, and about my confidence in general.
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They know us well enough to know that we'd spend a little time taking the piss out of the company after three years of it making the once ubiquitous port a feature.
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Yeah.Well, I like the idea of the fun you can have in a record shop, taking the piss out of the people who come in, decrying each other's tastes; that's a dream.
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In fairness, the Villa fans couldn't have been more aware of the above, and went about taking the piss out of themselves before anybody else could jump in and do it for them.
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There seems to be a certain secret sauce for cracking through the zeitgeist, and it largely comes down to particular kind of glee people get from taking the piss out of something serious.
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To María, her visual work is meant to lift a middle finger at online censorship, taking the piss out of a world that vilifies the naked body one moment, and commodifies it the next.
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But then I pressed play, saw all those wrong words tumble out of his moustached face like a dad taking the piss out of his teenage daughter, and sank into a deep and empty-hearted hole of regret.
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I learned from Johnny Carson and David Letterman—and then when Conan came on in the 90s—that you have to be able to take the piss out of yourself if you're taking the piss out of something else.
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Broadly speaking, BoJack Horseman was an antihero series, albeit a satirical and silly one that both paid homage to the tropes of other antihero shows (like The Sopranos or Mad Men) while also taking the piss out of them.
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" On Wednesday, Bush clarified her comments tweeting, "When you're taking the piss out of yourself – b/c people can't let the past go & you really wish they would – & gossip rags try to turn it into inappropriate drama rather than self-depreciation.
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Moore got his big break taking the piss out of pop culture on The Simpsons and Futurama, and the Wreck-It Ralph movies are among the few big-screen films to manage the same joke-a-minute, satirical snap of those TV shows.
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Despite the fact that the fourth-place trophy is completely imaginary – and made up with the sole purpose of taking the piss out of them – Arsène Wenger's side are still threatening to blow their lead and lose it to a major rival.
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He later clarified to THR that he'd been playing along with a spoof Twitter account intended to parody white progressives, and had been intending to "take the piss out of" the parody account — without acknowledging that he has a history of "taking the piss out of" trans identity itself.
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However. Peter Bywaters, AKA singer of UK punx Peter and the Test Tube Babies, AKA your absolute fucking dad on a proper big one with the lads, says that he was recently refused entry to the USA, essentially because there's a video of him taking the piss out of Donald Trump.
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You know, when you think about the origins of goth, I think a lot of the bands that originated it, they were taking the piss out of it because a lot of those bands were British, even a song like "Bela Lugosi's Dead"... and then you have bands like Alien Sex Fiend or Christian Death, I don't know what all falls under the technical umbrella-ella [pause for effect] of goth.
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And believe me, this is definitely not a compliment. Talking about the song, the girls say that the song is “taking the piss out of famous people”. However, in a similar vein to Good Charlotte atrocity “I Just Wanna Live”, you simply cannot tell and it comes off as vain and cheap.
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Folds stated of the song "I am taking the piss out of the whole scene, especially the followers." The lyrics for a portion of the song are often changed during live performances. In the refrain of the song, "I'm rockin' the suburbs, just like ______ did", Folds inserts the name of a musical artist. In the album version, the order for the names is: Michael Jackson, Quiet Riot, and Jon Bon Jovi.
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Fred Dagg is a fictional character from New Zealand created and acted on stage, film and television by satirist John Clarke. Clarke graced New Zealand TV screens as Dagg during the mid to late 1970s, "taking the piss" out of the post-pioneering Kiwi bloke and "blokesses". The sense of dag being also associated with the term dag. The Fred Dagg character is a stereotypical farmer and New Zealand bloke: clad in a black singlet and gumboots, hailing from the isolated rural town of Taihape, and attended by numerous associates (or sons) all named "Trev".
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In interviews, Moa has revealed the inspiration and circumstances around many of its songs. She said that "I Am the Woman Who Loves You" is about when she and Universe first met and that "Love Me Again" is about "taking the piss out of [her] love for Azaria", calling the latter "a real Anika Moa song." According to Moa, "Two Hearts" and "Secrets and Lies" were inspired by people who "fucked [her] off". "Secrets and Lies" was written while Moa says she was "in a really bad mood", however she asserts that it is her favourite track on the album.
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Compared to other figures in the movement like Maxime Nicolle, Priscillia Ludosky, or Eric Drouet, Levavasseur had a much smaller social media following in late January 2019. Nicolle called Levavasseur's involvement in the movement as being completely about personal opportunism, saying on 24 January 2019 after her announcement of Citizen-Led Rally: "You are taking the piss out of I do not know how many people. [...] Opportunists [...]". Levavasseur responded by saying: "We just do not agree on how to lead the movement, but it does not matter, everyone has the right to fight in their own way".
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The logo was Frank's way of 'taking the piss' out of his wife's fear that he would be claimed by the angel of death. Frank Sr. is shown to be a skilled soldier, taking out an entire trench of Germans with a pair of pistols (the same pistols his son is seen using). After the war, he is traveling on a train, when he is ambushed by Noir's version of the Russian. After a brutal fight which takes Frank and the Russian onto the roof of the train, Frank manages to defeat the Russian by slipping a live grenade down his pants and kicking him off the train.
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