Sentences with phrase «laughing kinds of jokes»

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«He was rolling on the floor laughing at his own jokes, and I thought, That is my kind of guy — I do the same thing,» Buffett says.

What kind of laughing and joking is worthy of the Messiah?

To laugh at the world's absurdities implies an «acceptance of incomprehensibility,» and this acceptance is a kind of religious affirmation, Such jokes offer a way of being reconciled to the creation and the Creator even as one expresses anger or despair at God's world.

We come here, we joke, we say stupid things sometimes, we laugh, bla, bla, bla... But let's all be serious: Wenger is not looking like the kind of manager who's seriously after a major trophy like the EPL, not to talk of the UCL.

He told the conference that it was the «kind of thing they do in France, a very good idea in my view», before shouting «joke» several times, as the delegates laughed.

The kind of laugh that turns people's heads in wonder at what was so funny and maybe wish that they'd heard the joke, too.

I mean, it just really promotes self - love, LOL, and of course I'm joking in a really nice, always laugh at your jokes kind of way.

I love to laugh and love to make others laugh even though my jokes are kind of corny.

On this kind of evening everything has gone to plan - she laughed at all your jokes — even the bad ones — and you shared a modest, but magical, kiss goodnight.

hi there my name is JOSEPH I'm 49 years old I'm single father one son looking for true love plus more get married have more kids plus open to any kind of relationship leading to more I'm very lovable very adorable cuddle snuggle I'm very loving very caring kind sweet smile laugh joke great...

Be the kind of funny that works for you, and if a joke or sarcastic comment ever falls flat, just own up to it and laugh it off.

I Feel Pretty is presenting itself as the kind of film that reveals how ugly we are for laughing at body - related stereotypes, but then why make those your jokes?

Lord and Miller inject the movie with the kind of silly, manic energy that's become a touchstone in all their projects, but there aren't enough truly laugh - out - loud moments, with many of the recurring jokes failing to hit their mark.

It's the kind of movie one can't really gauge by the usual standards, just by how funny you find it, and opinions will widely vary depending on the viewer's aptitude to laugh at pot humor and crude bathroom and sex jokes of the most outrageous variety.

The movie is such a massive decline that it must be some kind of joke on the part of any combination of director Paul Weitz (perhaps a subversive plan to kill a franchise he was not a fan of with his first (and let us hope only) entry), writers John Hamburg and Larry Stuckey (the former, maybe, enjoying steady work with the series after the success of the first movie; the latter possibly assuming he could coast on the coattails of his partner), and / or the cast (if we go with the hypothetical assault on the audience's sense of dignity, no doubt laughing themselves silly at the sight of the paycheck).

The worst kinds of comedies are ones where the jokes are obviously forced, and Down Periscope's gags are squeezed in so indelicately, a laugh track wouldn't have made them any more obvious.

The two actors have had pretty much the same kind of film career, and while I know that I still believe that Johnson actually has a career in front of him I think it's a nice little joke that's worth laughing at.

Lord and Miller inject the movie with the kind of silly and manic energy that's become a touchstone in all their projects, but there aren't enough truly laugh - out - loud moments, with many of the recurring jokes failing to hit their mark, including one about Jenko and Schmidt's age that's well beneath everyone involved.

This is the kind of film that has so many subtle jokes hidden throughout and others that prompt a good belly - laugh.

Robots abounds with fart, elimination, sex, and a number of other lower jokes that can elicit a laugh or two but that seem more to pander to the easiest kinds of laughs, just as many horror movies rely on jump - scares to make their movies scary.

Soon he'll be back in A Mighty Wind, in which he plays another idiot who laughs uproariously at his own jokes so that his silent listeners will know they're funny, and who spouts quotable eager - beaver nonsense like «it's the kind of infectious that's good to spread around.»

Reynolds getting pegged by Baccarin is exactly the kind of joke that lets everyone laugh at Deadpool.

We started laughing again, and joking with each other, and the tension of that valley kind of melted away.

I mean, let's face it, this man is not the kind of person who tells the jokes at the Parties: D Kitanos idea is hilarious enough to laugh about Abe in an Ultraman, Pikachu or Godzilla costume, although this picture exist only in my imagination.

«Those instructions were kind of a joke,» he says with a laugh.

Using zombie films as source allows the artist a kind of last laugh on an inside joke; this painting, quite literally zombie abstraction, becomes something very wholly and opposingly concrete.

By indulging in the kind of jokes that will make some of our customers laugh, we risk seriously offending the rest of them.

So if you notice that your interview starts to focus less on the formalities, and more on what kind of films you like (see also: laughs at all your jokes)-- you're probably doing well.