Too grimly unfunny, I suspect — and too overtly political.
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" Their article quoted a tweet calling the sketch "painfully unfunny.
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Image: One of the many, deeply unfunny "Fat Axl" memes.
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The ones available at the time seemed staid or unfunny.
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His jokes have been insensitive, unfunny, and unoriginal all night.
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The ones available at the time seemed staid or unfunny.
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Critics found "An American Carol" (2008) to be deeply unfunny.
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Of course, she knows first-hand just how unfunny harassment is.
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There is literally not a single unfunny second in this movie.
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And now that I have, everyone thinks I'm unfunny and boring.
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Did Colbert respond with an awkward, unfunny joke, like most politicians?
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The film, an unfunny comedy, is based on a Web series.
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Trump has criticized "SNL" in the past, calling it unfunny and unfair.
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I knew you were going to give me an ... He's not unfunny.
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But Fallon wasn't just unfunny, he was bad at being Jimmy Fallon.
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"It was like God was playing a really unfunny joke," she said.
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Which I think is why so many studio comedies are just abysmally unfunny.
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There were no cringeworthy bits involving unfunny songs or escapades with "normal" people.
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"Blue Valentime" is a jarring, purposely unfunny episode of a very funny sitcom.
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Literally any other reaction would have been better than this bad, unfunny joke.
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"Time to retire boring and unfunny show," he wrote on Twitter last month.
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As the group's ostensible leader, James McAvoy is hilariously uninspiring and hilariously unfunny.
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KS: So unfunny people with a lot of friends could get onstage. Yes.
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Still, there's no obvious reason why these episodes should be so painfully, tediously unfunny.
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Cancel your startup's unfunny April Fools planning, donate the time & budget to something worthwhile.
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"We see this as a pretty unfunny joke, as someone trolling us," said Prusenkova.
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Where Brody differs, and where Baywatch fails, is in the film's deeply unfunny script.
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The script features plenty of portents about decidedly unfunny goings-on at the firm.
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Jokes about WWIII strike some over the age of 10 as decidedly—offensively—unfunny.
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The only one worth using was offered to POTUS in a disgraceful, unfunny post.
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They've subsequently been spoofed everywhere from Clickhole (funny) to an SNL skit (painfully unfunny).
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MacKenzie was also suspended for making "unfunny" comments about Liverpool, where Everton FC is located.
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An unfunny script doesn't get funnier just because it gets to use the F-word.
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Sitwell's reply was unfunny, yes, but it was also dismissive, rude, and condescending in tone.
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Dad gets you an unfunny expensive hardback coffee table book called Every Type of Poo.
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We lie every time we type "lol" at an unfunny joke, which is most jokes.
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So are those of us relegated to the unfunny masses doomed to polite chuckles forever?
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There's widespread dismissiveness in the scene toward these entertainers, understandably, since many are terribly unfunny.
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Like, how can I turn "unfunny feminist battle ax" into a cool meme for myself?
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Examples abound, and I don't consider them all high-stakes or intentionally cruel or even unfunny.
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Eminem was trolling before the word became codified, consciously provocative, purposely irresponsible, and occasionally profoundly unfunny.
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For every visit, Ferrell, as Burgundy, did an opening standup set packed with hilariously unfunny jokes.
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A subplot between a tribal warlord and a John Oliver-lookalike is uncomfortable and unfunny. However!
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He is unfunny, uninsightful and — once the curiosity factor wears off, which is almost immediately — unwatchable.
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Sure, teen movies seemed to drop off into unfunny raunch-com territory for a minute there.
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It's a terrible, unfunny gross-out comedy that inexplicably stars every single actor you can think of.
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Late Night host are dealing with the Democrats for their very "unfunny" & repetitive material, always anti-Trump!
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As has been established many, many, many times, post-dentist recovery videos are almost always terribly unfunny.
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One freelance writer for the Daily Mash (Britain's unfunny rip-off of The Onion) was particularly unpleased.
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The general consensus seemed to be that Williams' comments were at best unfunny, and at worst, racist.
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He was graceless and unfunny at the Al Smith dinner last month, getting booed for his boorishness.
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He doesn't care who he offends and many of his movies are pointlessly violent, grotesque, and unfunny.
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Who knew it was possible to make the author of such hashtags as "#BoxOfInfants" so howlingly unfunny?
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" The song came in the season finale of the show, which Trump has called "unfunny and unfair.
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Tired of being mocked on late-night comedy shows, Trump has demanded equal airtime from "unfunny" comics.
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Feature The second-term Democratic senator, who once made a living satirizing politicians, envisions an unfunny future.
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What began as a tragedy and turned into a triumph of (temporary) unity is becoming an unfunny joke.
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Fatphobic — among many other kinds of -phobic — unfunny, poorly crafted, and unentertaining: Insatiable premieres August 10 on Netflix.
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The second biggest post on Tumblr this year, as reported by the platform, is this pretty unfunny one.
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And, of course, plenty of Jewish humour has been about unfunny topics such as pogroms and the Holocaust.
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Trump was apparently furious, calling the name unfunny and saying Stewart stole the joke from someone on Twitter.
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Complications ensue, along with jokes, uneven performances, some unfunny business with a prostitute and lots of name-dropping.
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Maybe this was some kind of a prank—a rather unfunny joke one of her friends had pulled.
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The same qualities that make Cards Against Humanity boring and unfunny also make it a reliable crowd-pleaser.
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Unfortunately, The Addams Family is so bland, unfunny, and poorly structured that even the best intentions can't elevate it.
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Unfunny stereotypes The clown community has dealt with its share of negative stereotypes dating back more than three decades.
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You're afraid of saying something unfunny because it will thrust you further into your already deepening hole of embarrassment.
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Specifically, it tells a weird, self-justifying story that offers a peak behind the curtain of unfunny viral satire.
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But the specter of killer clowns terrorizing neighborhoods all over the country—across the globe, even—is decidedly unfunny.
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The allegedly infringing greeting cards—apparently manufactured under Papyrus's "Recycled Greetings" brand—are invariably formulaic and deeply, deeply unfunny.
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As O'Brien saw it, only ever flouting, without a healthy dose of obeying, was unsustainable and, on balance, unfunny.
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The Sun withdrew the column, which its publisher News UK called "wrong, unfunny and not the view of the newspaper".
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To constantly be making fun of people who express religion, the late night comedians, the unfunny people on TV shows.
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The first and hardest step toward learning to be funny is coming to terms with how unfunny you are today.
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Probably… Unfunny people can be funny if they're just themselves; when they fail is when they try to be funny.
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Seen from the right light, it's not just an unfunny lead-in to what can otherwise be a fine show.
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Even the best lines you hear in a game get tired and unfunny after you hear them too many times.
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"It's a disappointing, unfunny reminder that maybe the trend of rebooting the objects of our most nostalgic desire needs to end."
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FEW are given the chance to be unfunny across multiple disciplines; in that respect, if no other, Tenacious D are remarkable.
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It's an objectively unimpressive film, but smoking will shine a harsh spotlight on how slow, mediocre and painfully unfunny it is.
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And some very funny writing is unfortunately interspersed with a lameduck villain (poor Neil Casey) and some pretty unfunny racial stereotyping.
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As an unfunny master of ceremonies, Soslan Kulaev introduced each scene with pompously delivered French, spoken with a heavy Russian accent.
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Much like their "Very Bad" counterparts, the women quickly embrace self-interest, which leads to unfunny gags with an inconvenient corpse.
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Trump called "SNL" unfunny and unfair, indicating that he probably saw at least parts of the episode from the night before.
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" In a particularly scathing 2002 review, Halloween: Resurrection was dismissed as "flat, unfunny and less frightening than a Vanilla Ice comeback album.
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Instead, it's a disappointing, unfunny reminder that maybe the trend of rebooting the objects of our most nostalgic desire needs to end.
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After wading right back into the same shtick, and for being just as unfunny at it, it's clear: he's just an idiot.
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It was cancelled after only three series, after middling reviews (one called it a "murderously unfunny smug-a-thon") and poor ratings.
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Couple the poor handshaking skills with overused and mostly unfunny tiny hands jokes, and you've got yourself a meme in the making.
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Sometimes, we served drinks and food, but often we were booked simply for "hostessing"—hanging around decoratively and laughing at unfunny jokes.
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A staple of his unfunny comedy was to call black people sunburned or "tanned," as he labeled President Barack Obama in 2008.
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Instead, its telling of the same, cruel, unfunny joke added to the cacophony of bullying to which we've all become too accustomed.
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Lucas' survey especially resonates as a funny exploration of gender norms during what is an especially unfunny time to be a woman.
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Every time I take out my phone, I can see with numerical precision exactly how funny (or unfunny) my last joke was.
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" Maybe the show is trying to fit into the drawer of deliberately unfunny comedies, which has some decent residents, like FX's "Baskets.
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As the 1960s swung on, the director Sidney Lumet retreated to a Swedish idyll to film this heavy-handed, defiantly unfunny adaptation.
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Besides being unfunny, that also made it unwelcoming, which is not the way you want to start off a three-hour show.
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We worry about our social skills, that people will realize that we're boring or unfunny or not as smart as they thought.
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"Late Night host [sic] are dealing with the Democrats for their very 'unfunny' & repetitive material, always anti-Trump!" the President tweeted Saturday morning.
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But will Spicer follow his boss's lead, tweeting out how unfunny "SNL" is, or telling reporters that the show is biased and unwatchable?
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Marie's mind was elsewhere, fretting over the trip to Nashville ahead of her: mandatory champagne pong, staged group photos, and painfully unfunny hashtags.
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"The peak of its time is done and the whole thing is probably gonna get unfunny and annoying to me soon," Zaine said.
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Purportedly a comedy, this sophomore feature from the playwright Theresa Rebeck is so dismally unfunny that the descriptor should come with quotation marks.
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Lorelai spends most of her time compensating for the distance she feels from Luke and Rory with a stream of unfunny gay jokes.
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Because it was, and still is, an active story, the brothers worried that further revelations would render their interpretation wrong, or worse, unfunny.
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"And as unfunny as all of that is, part of me just feels like this could live in your act," Ms. Weitz said.
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He used similar language as he has in the past, calling the show biased and unfunny, singling out Mr. Baldwin's impersonation of him.
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Disenchantment is an unfunny mess, unsure of what it's satirizing, and unfortunately wastes talented voice actors and a rich world on hollow jokes.
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So I want to know, this is called "Just the Funny Parts," I do want to know the unfunny parts, if you don't mind.
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You could be dumb, or unkind, or boring, or unfunny, but none of that really mattered as long as you were thin and straight.
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Hopefully even Riley can now see that anything that has the effect of infringing on voters' rights — regardless of how it's intended — is unfunny.
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Also French in origin, though the similarities end there, is "The Painkiller," the thunderously unfunny comedy running through April 30 at the Garrick Theater.
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If this is satirical, what happens next cannot be; Eisa's revenge on those who fail to appreciate her nascent greatness is baroque and unfunny.
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As Kyle Smith from New York Post wrote, "Sprints past 'unfunny,' is still going strong when it reaches 'disaster' and easily reaches 'cautionary tale.'"
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Instead, it's a series desperately attempting to be edgy while simply falling into one of two categories, often at the same time: offensive or unfunny.
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But I read where Soul Plane—never saw it, never will—was an unfunny hip-hop/blaxploitation parody of the already dumbass laff riot Airplane.
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My issue is not that I don't think pranks work (though I do think that most pranks are unfunny); I just think pranks are bad.
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History repeats itself as unfunny farce when, a century after Roosevelt, another macho president amplifies white fears of losing out in the struggle for existence.
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The unfunny moment will come when Trump lashes out based on nothing but fervid imaginings and the "post-West" order stumbles from confusion into conflagration.
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Sexism in the tech industry is familiar territory, and while this unfunny tweet isn't the most egregious example, it certainly doesn't make Razer look very good.
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That is either a very lucky guess or you had some insider knowledge because "IBO" is a pretty specific deep-cut, unfunny Ocean Party in-joke.
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Critics rating: 2%Despite being criticized for being unfunny and offensive, the movie was a hit at the box office and even opened at No. 1.
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The marquee acts are fewer and gone is Barry Lubin, a beloved clown I'd always found hinky and unfunny, fired from the circus for sexual misconduct.
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The unfunny, unoriginal, and dumb Daily Caller even ripped off the bit with a version set to the Soviet National Anthem — which AOC actually manages to slay.
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The homeless who could've been fed, the refugees rehomed, the sick animals treated, the young filmmakers funded, the literally anything but an unfunny movie about Nazi bratwursts.
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The reps' overt hostility the moment they spot the camera is the moment in Tickled when the audience first realizes the film is masking something very unfunny.
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But otherwise this is a style that's become unfashionable, something comedy nerds sneered at; "laugh track" is shorthand for not merely unfunny but also worthy of scorn.
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E. Oliver Whitney, ScreenCrush: The Happytime Murders tries so desperately hard to push the envelope of indecency that it crosses into the realm of being astonishingly unfunny.
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This hoax comes from unfunny satire site Our Land of the Free, which I've previously praised in this column as a standard-bearer in the fake news world.
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" The feud all started after POTUS began tweeting about how "Late Night host [sic] are dealing with the Democrats for their very 'unfunny' & repetitive material, always anti-Trump!
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Satirists (and plain unfunny bigots) have turned their attention to the Muslim taboo against depictions of the prophet Mohammed, stirring up conflict in the name of free expression.
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Like that but if they spent their time getting rat arsed instead of mincing about in crap hats and without the deeply unfunny bit where Charlotte shits herself.
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This comes from Our Land of the Free, one of those unfunny "satire" sites that only go viral when their content gets shared by people who believe it.
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More: This year's list of unfunny antics included Rent the Runway expanding to clothes for dogs, streaming socks from Roku and Elon Musk joke-tweeting about going bankrupt.
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The network even went so far to terminate Larry Wilmore last week, the race-obsessed, unfunny, awkward-to-watch successor of Stephen Colbert in inheriting his time slot.
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Franken issued a second apology Thursday after his initial response in which he said the photo was meant to be a joke that turned out unfunny was criticized.
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It can feel like an unfunny version of The Nutty Professor (for example, The Nutty Professor 2.) I grapple with the destructive relationship I have with my manic self.
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But considering the irrevocable damage done to Google by these uninspired, unfunny, and otherwise aesthetically offensive memes, the employees who made them should be turning that accusatory finger around.
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But why does it matter that some bored university student took it upon himself to write a broadly unfunny false account wandering round the fictional Berghain of his imagination?
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It engulfs and devours the very expertise it rejects, partly through a mocking air of being in on the bottomlessly unfunny joke, like Roger Stone in his Joker costume.
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If the material he planned to do in his now-scrapped gig was as unfunny as the jokes here, his decision to drop out may have been a blessing.
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Much of what Mr. Trump says has always been deeply unfunny: that Mexico sends rapists to the United States, that "when you're a star," women let you assault them.
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If Louis C.K. assumes that his right to comment rests on the fact that he is a comedian, that right is surely rescinded when his jokes are so patently unfunny.
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We're right there with him when he finally explodes at Del, relatively early on in the movie, telling him he's a slob, he's unfunny, and that his pointless stories suck.
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In lieu of Alec Baldwin's increasingly unfunny impression of the U.S. president, however, the latest cold open focused on the ongoing impeachment trial and Trump attorney Alan Dershowitz (Jon Lovitz).
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The movie is shockingly unfunny, largely boring, and a waste of talent on par with ... actually, come to think of it, it may set a new record in that regard.
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The obscurity of "dotard" made it perfect fodder for social media, generating quips about the otherwise unfunny subjects of ballistic missiles, nuclear tests and escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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Perhaps the biggest problem is that all three had to share the movie with Eisenberg, who is turning in his best impression of an unfunny Michael Cera as Lex Luthor.
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This year, like many in this cursed century, birthed memes that, for a brief moment, captured the zeitgeist, but quickly devolved into a repetitive and unfunny mad lib of meaningless content.
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From the moment he enters the screen, it's clear that Ryan Reynolds' character, Rory Adams, the crew's mission specialist, is going to be the comic relief in an otherwise unfunny movie.
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There are no spoiler-filled chats circulating, begging to be perused and dissected; there are no title-card generators buckling under the weight of thousands of unfunny jokes and winking references.
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Both are delightfully restrained (a nice change for Ms McCarthy following her recent unfunny and outlandish collaborations with Mr Feig, "The Heat" and "Spy") and keep the interaction light and easy.
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SINGLE PARENTS (ABC, Wednesday) Some talented performers, including Leighton Meester and Brad Garrett, are wasted in this convoluted, unfunny show about a wacky group who bond over the difficulties of single parenting.
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Like some of the other unfunny female-driven comedies, this one tries to turn raunch into hilarity, yucks into yuks, but it's hard to laugh when a movie treats women with contempt.
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The Republican front-runner is running as standup-in-chief this year, convulsing stadiums with his borscht-belt timing; meanwhile, Hillary gets dinged as humorless—and, when she does make jokes, unfunny.
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The ruling is a major win for AT&T's quest to dominate broadband, media, and advertising, and it highlights how U.S. antitrust law and consumer protection standards have become a decidedly unfunny joke.
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It's April Fools' Day, and the former FBI director who learned he'd been fired by Donald Trump when he heard about it on TV, just pulled the most extremely unnecessary, wildly unfunny prank.
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So does that lead to the whole thing of you not being able to truly test whether or not a joke is funny unless you go up on stage and risk being unfunny?
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Her friend Debbie Warren outed Lee as a Teletubbies fan and said Lee's jokes were often unfunny — although her attempts at humor still made friends smile, because Lee was so enthusiastic about it.
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There's an election, all right: Mr. Killam and Mr. Moynihan get themselves voted into the support group for "Saturday Night Live" cast members and alumni who have been unfunny on the big screen.
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" Trump, who has hosted "SNL," has taken to calling the late night television show out on Twitter since Baldwin started portraying him during the presidential campaign, calling it "unfunny" and "a hit job.
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That did well enough at the box office — Ms. McCarthy has become a Teflon laugh factory — despite being unworthy of her talents and despite the uneasy, unfunny jokes about Tammy, burgers and doughnuts.
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There's the painfully unfunny fight scene between Trek and Wars fans from 2009's mostly forgotten Fanboys, and a parade of documentaries about Trek fans that don't paint us in a flattering light.
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It's only when the play, in a series of skits between scenes, takes off its gloves and aims squarely at its real subject — racism — that the comedy becomes something more salient, if unfunny.
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And night after night, to an audience more resembling friends and relatives than the masses tuning in, Noah attempts to take down the presumptive GOP presidential nominee with scathing, albeit largely unfunny material.
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Some of this is mitigated by the fact that their voices are recognizable — Kumail Nanjiani voices a stubborn ostrich, Jason Mantzoukas plays a very annoying dragonfly — but the movie is also aggressively unfunny.
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And beyond being unfunny and lazy writing, the joke also reveals an even greater ignorance of the tense relationship between the two communities, one that has played out in mainstream pop culture at large.
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Especially the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, an endlessly unfunny joke only recently and briefly made interesting by the feuding between Steve Miller and those perpetual strivers and lesser Stripes, the Black Keys.
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Actors make lousy choices all the time and if "Like a Boss" makes money no one will care that it's formulaic, unfunny, choppy, insults women and seems to be missing much of its middle.
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If Thompson is soft on the Trump administration, the WHCA can claim a victory, while its critics' concerns will have further proof that the event is doomed to be a toothless and unfunny endeavor.
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The nightmarishly long list of sexual predators in Hollywood continues to grow, as actor and unfunny comedian Andy Dick has been accused of sexually harassing people on the set of upcoming indie film Raising Buchanan.
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Fans know that the "wacky tobacky," as your extremely unfunny Trump-supporting uncle calls it, has gotten athletes in trouble before, but soon it may not be a major issue for anyone in the NFL.
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One was because old stories surfaced about the film's director, Peter Farrelly, exposing himself to women as a joke, something that likely even more people now find decidedly unfunny than when he was doing it.
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As always, though, a group of Twitter users decided to make light of the bizarrely unfunny situation by using the hashtag #CivilWarSignup to offer valuable war-related services — such as tweeting and potato salad-making.
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Between the ritual—Shaq's annual jokes and being mean to Charles Barkley, unchanged and unfunny, are now as much a fixture as the opaque scoring system—and the branding, there is a sense of fatigue here.
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Mell wrote the show's decidedly unfunny third episode, "The Knockadoo," in which a troubled woman (Sameerah Luqmaan-Harris) meets with a Scientology-adjacent priest (Orlando Jones) in the motel for a kind of cosmic cleansing ritual.
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Though most people on Yelp are trashing the restaurant and making the same unfunny jokes about "pressure cooked fried chicken" (the bombs from this weekend were made in pressure cookers), there are some rays of positivity.
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Critics were decidedly cold on the new take on the campy comedic classic, with The Verge's Caroline Siede saying the remake "is so bland, unfunny, and poorly structured that even the best intentions can't elevate it."
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I think it also helps that a lot of conservative entertainment, or docutainment or whatever this is, is just bad and unfunny, while D'Souza has refined his shtick into something amiable, conspiratorial, and not too high-brow.
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Frankly, it's disturbing to us that press outlets could make the leap from 'celebrity sex tape,' which is the cultural trope this project explicitly references, to 'revenge porn,' which is unfunny, disgusting, morally repugnant, and completely unrelated.
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Each new awful atrocity or pettiness by "Trumpo" (the really unfunny Marx brother) just cements the allegiance of those followers who jeer and give the finger and worse to anyone who doesn't agree with him, or them.
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Their parents — knowing that their sons tend to ruin family events with their unfunny, often dangerous bro-antics (in one flashback, they send their grandfather to the grave) — insist that they bring dates to their sister's nuptials.
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Other tweaks to the broadcast were more straightforwardly unsuccessful, like the continually mystifying musical choices (are orchestras officially dead?) and Thomas Lennon's strained and unfunny voice-over commentary, which had the virtue of being hard to hear.
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That feeling has dwindled into non-existence, but it has been replaced by unease at the policing of other people's faiths—Reddit atheists launching spectacularly unfunny attacks on the religious, or Ricky Gervais belittling believers from his iPhone.
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You should quit that boring job - I'll let you have my show ALL to yourself #MAGA Earlier Saturday, Trump slammed late-night comedians for their "unfunny and repetitive material" and suggested Republicans should receive "equal time" in response.
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Freedumjunkshun, a site reportedly run by Christopher Blair, a notoriously shameless troll who writes unfunny "satire" designed to trick Trump supporters into sharing it on Facebook, wrote the ugliest piece of fake garbage I've ever seen this week.
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While not usually ones to deny cinema one iota of its power, this time we just have to hope that he's right because whatever monumentally unfunny funhouse we're in, we're barely hanging on in the world "Joker" reflects.
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When he unexpectedly ran for reelection in 2011, Lee's allies cut a deeply goofy, but not unfunny campaign video featuring Facebook's Sean Parker, Twitter's Biz Stone, and Yahoo's Marissa Mayer, Giants pitcher Brian Wilson, and rapper MC Hammer.
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Bringing a new employee into the mix who has used racial slurs against Asians and opined that women are "unfunny" might not go over so well with a cast chock-full of women and people of diverse backgrounds.
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But the film is overstuffed with unfunny self-parodying gore slapstick, half-felt sentimentality and semi-meta sci-fi — characters mention "Inception" and "Back to the Future," just to let you know that they know that we know.
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As it stands, the only compelling mystery about "Holmes & Watson" is how so many funny people have been squeezed into such an unfunny movie, a movie that isn't nearly smart enough to recognize how stupid it should have been.
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Clinton's earnest reaction is likely a welcome respite from the numerous and unfunny jokes Kim K has been subjected to since the robbery, proving for perhaps the millionth time that not every news story should be fodder for jokes.
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This general unpleasantness has resulted in occasional lapses in judgment that lead to piss-poor optics; for instance, his disastrously unfunny criticism of a traditional South Indian breakfast, which he somehow saw fit to liken to prison food. Haha!
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But late last night ET, Musk tweeted that the company was delaying the announcement... Donald Trump isn't thrilled with Alec Baldwin's portrayal of him in Saturday Night Live's cold open sketch last night, calling the show "boring and unfunny".
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Dawson's "Not Cool" was declared the winner, despite a New York Times critic saying the movie was "so poorly executed and so unfunny that no one involved with it should ever be allowed to work in the movies again."
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He was another president whose actual administration made him profoundly unfunny to liberals, but Ferrell's portrayal of him as a happy-go-lucky frat boy captured what made him likable to his base: He didn't pretend to be smart.
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As it happens, Steve Bannon — who is essentially a grimly unfunny Alex Jones — believes in both of these outlandish scenarios: international warfare as well as a stealthy attack from within powerful enough to bring the US to its knees.
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Others, like T-Mobile's faux Sidekick Smartshoe Phone ad last year, are so unfunny but feature such obviously high-production values your eyeballs might roll out of their sockets trying to calculate how much time and money was wasted on them.
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More than 123 years later in Battersea Park, Gaiman can still quote from memory Joe Queenan's review in The New York Times, which argued that "Good Omens" was more than unfunny — it was proof that the British are intrinsically humorless.
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A lot of longtime "Twin Peaks" fans seem frustrated that one of the series's most beloved characters has had his personality wiped clean; and they're finding his slapstick fumbling through the Las Vegas suburbs and office parks tedious and unfunny.
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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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Maisel, starring Rachel Brosnahan as Midge, a late-1950s housewife and mother who lives in the same Riverside Drive building as her neurotic, wealthy parents and suffers through her unfunny husband's ambitions to become a stand-up comic, is made for me.
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Yet UnREAL's fictional reality show, Everlasting, was not made to celebrate a woman's intellect: Instead, it's here to put her in a low-cut mermaid gown and have her giggle at every unfunny joke the male contestants vying for her heart make. Exhausting?
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A writer for the parenting website website Fatherly noted in an item about MAD's somber parody, that the magazine had "used nostalgia about a beloved kids book to make a very unfunny statement [that] forced their readers to pay attention" to school shootings.
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Jokes like Kjellberg's — unfunny comparisons of a black woman to a gorilla, unsophisticated messaging that Jews should die, randomized insertions of speeches from Hitler into commentary on other topics — undermine, rather than illustrate, the fundamental abhorrence of racist ideas and Nazi ideology.
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" They went on, "Frankly, it's disturbing to us that press outlets could make the incredibly irresponsible leap from 'celebrity sex tape,' which is the cultural trope this project explicitly references, to 'revenge porn,' which is unfunny, disgusting, morally repugnant, and completely unrelated.
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Although there are glimpses of Ms. Sittenfeld's storytelling talents in the novel's opening chapters, "Eligible" swiftly devolves into the glibbest sort of chick lit; it reads less like a homage or reimagining of Austen's classic than a heavy-handed and deeply unfunny parody.
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That said, amid the many unfunny fake products and press releases, two stood out to me as worthy: The first was Snapchat's epic dig at rival Facebook — a photo filter that turned selfies into what appears to be a half Russian Facebook page.
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Every once in a while we hear or see something that makes us cringe a little: a harsh, unfunny encounter between Bobby and a prostitute shortly after his arrival in Los Angeles; an anecdote about Errol Flynn's sexual interest in underage girls.
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"Another shambling 1990's I.P. gets its shot at relevance, but this unfunny and ultimately dull attempt makes you wonder how so many talented artists made something so lame," Evan Dossey, writer at Midwest Film Journal, said in his review of the film.
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This tone is represented in every corner of the platform, from the mean girls of Makeup Artist YouTube, the assholes of Gamer YouTube, the aggressively unfunny Comedian YouTube — thoughtless cruelty, needless cattiness, and of course, vile racism and sexism are often rewarded with more attention.
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Something our bros D&D did not apologize for: every other Hodor meme you have ever memed is now unfunny, even if it was once funny, and in that sense, this is the most brutal murder that Game of Thrones has ever inflicted on us.
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The post-production goes beyond your run-of-the-mill color correction and cutting: an animated anthropomorphic fly narrator, Looney Tunes-esque sound effects, blob-like special effects, and other cartoony editing transform the documentary footage into a surreal satire of inherently unfunny scenarios.
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"Original Prin," Randy Boyagoda's third novel, is an original animal, a comedy of literary and cultural references, with wordplay involving unfunny matters like cancer, a crisis of faith and Islamic terrorism, as well as easier comedic subjects like juice-box fatherhood and academic power plays.
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He keeps his cool through Lucy's confusion over how cellphones work (in this episode's most painfully unfunny bit), while also managing what looks to be a team of legitimately up-to-date criminologists, in a room far away from Lucy and Andy's shenanigans. 3.
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It's become this rather unfunny running joke that The Melvins run through bassists like Kleenex—but, apart from cheap yuks, it's worthwhile to actually take some time to look at the artistry of deposed but certainly not disposable players like Joe Preston, Lori Black, and Kevin Rutmanis.
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There's a tremendously repetitive, unfunny, and narratively pointless scene between Bobby and a prostitute calling herself Candy (Anna Camp); he hires her to come to his LA hotel room, but instantly loses interest when he finds out she's Jewish, a first-timer, and prone to weeping.
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According to Hart, in an Instagram video he posted, the Academy asked him to apologize after the backlash (no word on why there wasn't a demand for him to apologize for the offensive "cowboys and Indians" party or his unfunny 2010 joke about darker skinned black women).
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The worst thing about Cars 23, even worse than the fact that it is 106 minutes of Larry the Cable Guy doing his unfunny Larry the Cable Guy shtick against a backdrop of borderline offensive clichés and regional stereotypes, is that the animation is frequently dazzling.
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Ms. Katayama leaned further into her maternal role and began gently rocking me back and forth, transporting me back to those tranquil months, 30ish years ago, that I'd spent in the womb, before being greeted by a harsh world filled with violence, strife, and unfunny memes.
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The sole beams of light in the stream of shite that is my Twitter feed in 2017 is a painfully unfunny joke account—so bad that the bad becomes good, obviously—and another highlighting brand-new games that the vast majority of us will never play.
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That Trump hasn't so far succeeded in doing very much with his presidency beyond reviving the heretofore flagging fortunes of the perennial unfunny but utterly unkillable Saturday Night Live is a comfort, but the comfort is somewhat tempered by the fact that the guy appears to be quite mad.
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"The anti-religiosity in this country that is somehow in vogue and funny, to make fun of anybody of faith, to be constantly making fun of people who express religion, the late night comedians, the unfunny people on TV shows—it's always anti-religious," she told Fox and Friends.
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The start is like a dull silent movie or unfunny Three Stooges, but once the performers start manipulating chairs into a chorus line, the work takes off, and in a section of sliding in socks, a new and beautiful kind of motion is introduced into the Pilobolan universe.
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The public announcement, made via Twitter in the reliably unfunny brand-speak many companies use on social media now, detailed its ingredients: a crispy buttermilk-battered chicken breast, topped with mayonnaise and pickles, and served on a brioche bun (as later publicized, there was a spicy option also available).
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" Evans and Bechtolt pointed to the media as part of the problem, saying "it's disturbing to us that press outlets could make the incredibly irresponsible leap from 'celebrity sex tape,' which is the cultural trope this project explicitly references, to 'revenge porn,' which is unfunny, disgusting, morally repugnant, and completely unrelated.
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But with the multiplicity of comedic options out there — and I'm not even talking about Hannah Gadsby's genre-bending Nanette right now, I'm referring even to a great network comedy like NBC's The Good Place — the hacky jokes on a comedy like Fam aren't merely unfunny, they feel downright Twilight Zone–y.
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V. Putin, meanwhile, hoists papier–mâché "barbells" while ruthlessly pressing his campaign of praising the vain rookie U.S. President D. Trump at every turn—a transparent Kremlin attempt to shut out life-of-the-party Kim Jong-un by making him seem, by contrast, like an unfunny midget warlord who feeds uncles to dogs.
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As it bumps along on a stream of mostly unfunny jokes and awkward celebrity sightings, the movie, directed by Mr. Stiller from a scatterbrained screenplay he wrote with Justin Theroux, Nicholas Stoller and John Hamburg, rapidly loses its charm and turns into a silly, meaningless pseudo-spy-caper that suggests a discarded remnant of the "Austin Powers" franchise.
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"The anti-religiosity in this country that is somehow in vogue ... making fun of people who express religion, the late-night comedians, the unfunny people who go on TV. ... It's always anti-religious," she said, before invoking the 2015 fatal shooting of nine black parishioners in a Charleston, South Carolina, church by a white supremacist, Dylann Roof.
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" And, according to two former employees, when Albertus Magnus College, a Catholic liberal arts school in New Haven founded by the Dominican Sisters of Peace, announced that it was giving a 2017 honorary degree to Mr. Edelstein, he twice blurted out, in an effort at humor that some employees found unfunny, "I had sex with all the nuns.
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Whenever I tweet I too am selling something; I too am thirsty; I too crave engagement; and I too look up how many "impressions" my tweet got and report that figure to the evil Joan Cusack-lookalike who lives in my brain and won't stop screaming at me about how unfunny I am and how rarely I wash my sheets.
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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 on Saturday took on late-night shows in a pair of tweets that slammed "unfunny" and "anti-Trump" jokes.
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More than anything, the Twitter advanced search serves as a humbling reminder of how everyone's tweets were mostly excruciatingly earnest and unfunny until about 2014, and that there but for the grace of God go we:If you want to defend yourself from this treatment, there are tools that allow you to delete all your tweets, but the best defense is simple: never, under any circumstances, tweet.
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Baldwin, who sparred with Trump on Twitter after the real estate mogul dubbed the NBC show unfunny and "biased," declared to his more than 1 million followers on Twitter on Thursday that Inauguration Day will mark the "beginning" of the end for the president-elect: 85033-We are not far from the day when the most reviled candidate in our history will become President.
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He hosts a podcast called Louder with Crowder and, along with his producer Not Gay Jared, the failed comedian turned shock jock host makes painfully unfunny, tone-deaf jokes about hot-button issues designed to provoke people and then makes a "who me?" face when people get mad, like when he said he doesn't like seeing "fat chicks" in Sports Illustrated or that feminism is destroying the Boy Scouts.
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Trying to recreate Clarkson's particular brand of caveman charisma was a mistake Top Gear is one of those iconic shows that I and a legion of other not-so-young-anymore men grew up with in the UK. Everything else in our lives might have changed, but there was always Jeremy Clarkson burning rubber on the screen, making xenophobic jokes about the French, and playing unfunny practical jokes on his co-presenters.
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There are four rookies—Matthews, Nylander, Laine, and Joel Eriksson Ek—averaging at least a point per game, something that hasn't happened in a full season since Teemu Selanne, Eric Lindros, Joe Juneau, and Alexei Zhamnov did it in 1992-93, when no one could have predicted it would take another 23 years to see that type of youthful production, never mind a world shaken by the loss of an app that allowed unfunny people to make six-second skits.
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