Sentences with phrase «except as a joke»

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Our most sophisticated models can't predict movements in 60 seconds (consistently, didn't stop us from trying as a joke activity) and it is sad that retail traders who don't even have a fraction of the tools or computing power think they can outperform, except of course the lucky ones (elementary 1st year university statistics predicts that, so they are lucky not talented).
As you can probably guess, when the movie finally started, anti-Finding-Dory-guy was laughing longer and harder at every single joke than anyone else in the theater (except, for me, of course).
Could you guys stop with these squad Alexis should and will leave he as won everything except the premier league and if we want to be honest with our selves we all know it won't happen at Arsenal the big joke of a club.
It's telling that a company pioneering machine - tooled animation so relies on that hint of humanity for its effectiveness; in its place, Cars resorts to cheap name - games (all the cities are car - parts except, dubiously, Los Angeles) as its primary gag and relies on a string of racing in - jokes (Darrell Cartrip, get it?
When the two men start singing along, it seems we're supposed to take it as a joke, except that the scene gradually mutates from morbid comedy toward something more tender.
You might think the wrestling scenes are where the movie would finally give in to gay panic jokes and slapstick, but it even plays these scenes as inherently funny, but not over-the-top (except for a cute scene of a rookie kid running circles around the mat to avoid confrontation).
You therefore have no more use except as the butt of jokes so long as you deign to show your ass clown name on this blog.
I think Salby is playing a practical joke on the skeptics as his presentation is quite inscrutable to anyone except possibly himself.
It chunked and clanged as its carriage hammered out the incoming text and was of absolutely no use in my career except for exchanging jokes.
The old joke, «change is inevitable — except from a vending machine,» is as applicable today as it was 60 years ago.
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