Sentences with phrase «bit of a joke»

I included this one as a little bit of a joke.

They are almost a right of passage for foreigners when visiting Australia and so I was a little bit of a joke when I meekly told some of my British friends that I had not seen the the Great Barrier Reef, drove the Great Ocean Road, or seen Uluru.

You could spend billions on that and perhaps you could do it the point is why would you and also waste a load of money same applies to this car.A bit of a joke probably only made if it is zero company car tax, but then just get a mibni it would be more fun.

200 points for 2 constumes, which have to be activated EVERY time you switch the game on, is a lil bit of a joke.

bit of a joke really.

Steve Gadlin's pitch may sound like a bit of a joke, with his humorously titled business, «I Want to Draw a Cat For You,» but Gadlin shows the sharks he's earning real money with his stick figure cats, which he charges $ 10 a pop for.

Because of all this, it's unclear to me whether this introvert thing is a genius piece of branding (in addition to being, you know, my personality type) or else an inescapable straitjacket that will limit me and be a bit of a joke.

So Jesus is making a bit of a joke here about this seemingly silly sower of seed.

I posted the photo on facebook as a bit of a joke, where it got a rousing lot of love and recipe requests, so I'm sharing this desperate dinner love with you, cause who doesn't like sloppy joes?

«They started eating kangaroo and loved it, then they coined the phrase kangatarians, it was a bit of a joke initially.»

The title of this book has to be a bit of a joke.

Max and Kimi will line up close to each other on the grid again tomorrow, and in the post-qualifying interview they both had a bit of a joke about not wanting a repeat of Singapore.

To many, the concept of Tony Adams managing in Azerbaijan is a bit of a joke.

it's a bit of a joke really!

Given the organization credit for moving on is a bit of a joke.

This is a bit of a joke, look how ruthless we are, decisive, it's no wonder we're dominating football altogether.

If you want to place Crouch in the pantheon of great headers of the ball then OK with me but bit of joke to even compare him with properly good headers of the ball around at the moment; Andy Carroll, Edin Dzeko and even our own Giroud are in a different class.

Once thought of as a bit of a joke figure at the club, Luiz looked to have really matured last season as he became a key player for Conte, but there have been signs of his old habits starting to creep back.

??? It's a bit of a joke really..

Vardy was suppose to be our main CF target but Wenger never spoke to Vardy and it was a bit of a joke about how little Wenger appeared to care about that transfer, Perez confirmed that Arsenal looked at him at the beginning of the transfer window and we waited till the end to panic buy a striker, was this a Wenger signing?

John Ruddy was in fine form but Liverpool should have scored more goals - the fact that they were just 1 - 0 up at halftime (that coming via a Craig Bellamy strike after Peter Walton sensibly allowed played to continue when Luis Suarez was fouled) was a bit of a joke.

But what matters more is that players don't want to come and play for us because we are known to lack ambition and we are now a bit of a joke.

So, is this just Webber having a bit of a joke as a promotion for the show, or is he actually the replacement for «The American»?

The idea to do a circuit safari at Silverstone initially began as a bit of a joke but ended up becoming a reality after championship organisers realised it could become a possibility.

Whilst stuff like that is obviously just a bit of a joke, Salo revealed that he'd got something much more serious than a couple of Wikipedia edits: death threats.

Arsenal has survived on history for too long now and is actually starting to become a bit of a joke or at least being overlooked as a real contender in the major competitions.

Whilst their one day team goes from strength to strength the long form team have became a bit of a joke now, batting poorly (58 all out in... Read more

Speaking after the world, Dyche insisted that the stewardship was amateurish whilst questioning how the fans were allowed to reach his players without any intervention, he said: «There used to be a time, when I was playing, that if people got onto a football pitch it was a bit of a joke, a little bit silly.

It's a bit of a joke but he's sending out a message, he knows the world's cameras are watching him, he knows that will have been picked up but in my eyes it was a deliberate attempt to show some petulance.

This AKB termanology is a bit of a joke it makes out that AW and not one other person is ultimately responsible for everything.

It tends to be a bit of a joke down Kildare Street way, with people falling over each -LRB-...)

(Though, really, calling any of my kids «in need» of a handknit hat is, well, a bit of a joke.)

The only thing about the car seat I would say that isn't perfect is that the head support is a bit of a joke — it helps very minimally with her neck falling over.

Trying to go through Baby Jogger was a bit of a joke.

Looming government shutdowns seem to be a bit of a joke as read here, or on NPR

To most voters, he's a bit of a joke.

Democratically speaking it is all a bit of a joke, as I am sure you understand in more detail than most.

The quiet patriotism of the British means that the correct form is to treat receiving an honour as a bit of a joke while secretly having a sense of great pride.

UPDATE: The speaker was apparently making a bit of a joke here, recalling that he had used the same lines at this event last year, but in reference to the lack of movement on redevelopment at Ground Zero, which is in his district.

At the very end he makes a bit of a joke about being willing to accept repentant enemies who change their minds and want to jump belatedly on the reform bandwagon.

Commenting on this, he stated that the sign was initially regarded as a bit of a joke rather than a threat, until one of his colleagues was disciplined and later dismissed for the crime of not smiling.

Boris tried to make light of it in the manner in which he has shrugged off everything in the past by saying: «It was all a bit of a joke and I didn't mean it anyway.»

«Donald Trump began as a bit of a joke... But he has gone way beyond being a joke now and he had become - as he clearly always was but has become overtly - an utterly repellent figure in modern politics.

Schwarzenegger's view on modern bodybuilding training routines is that they're a bit of a joke, compared to the level of bodybuilding effort that was typical during his glory days.