Sentences with phrase «of whoopee cushions»

In another room, Dan Colen's slapstick installation of whoopee cushions made from cooper, blown glass or filled with cement are scattered across the floor and poised on top of a handmade hickory - wood chair.

Captain Underpants is wondrously inane and bizarre entertainment, an animated DreamWorks feature full of whoopee cushion humour and jokes about Y - fronts.

Not exact matches

«It came to me as a drawing,» Dermer explains, his thick eyebrows arching like Slinkys, lending him an air of mischievousness — the kind of guy who is incapable of playing deadpan while stalking his next whoopee cushion victim.

Deny an Einstein whoopee cushion today and you may see tomorrow's Einstein enthusiasts gleefully raspberry each other with little fear of litigation.

A deflating whoopee cushion, I surmised, didn't quite capture the drama of shooting into space.

This quicksilver, emotionally astute comedy operates on many different registers and moods: Whoopee cushions and gag teeth are part of the fun, but so is a piquant dissection of father - daughter bonds and of the sinister banality of corporate consultancy.

Later Toni will assume the fake job of life coach, a wildly tangled Tommy Wiseau - vian wig perched on his head, jacked - up joke teeth in his mouth, whoopee cushion at the ready in case the situation calls for artfully positioned farts.

But after watching «Murder on the Orient Express,» you may feel discounted, for the Kenneth Branagh production has all the oomph of an airless whoopee cushion.

Outside his tent are the sounds of laughter and of campfire sizzling and popping, of zippers yapping and outhouse doors clapping shut, the sounds slowly diminishing until the silence is punctuated only rarely by a cough, perhaps, or the long, low, wet note from a recently purchased dime - store whoopee cushion.

shares a gallery with Improv (2014 - 17), a collection of multicoloured glass whoopee cushions placed on chairs and scattered across the floor.

Tasset drew on the subversive qualities of the fake spilled object — a classic novelty item in the vein of the Dribble Glass and whoopee cushion, exploiting their inherent critique of consumer culture.

The exhibition will include an array of these sculptures — donuts, Kit Kat bars, Hershey bars, Whoopee cushions, children's paddle games, Eggo waffles — arranged in a vitrine, as one might come across them lying on a table.