Sentences with phrase «sick sense»

His convoluted, twisted, nearly - sick sense of humor coupled with a touch of writing genius makes it a worthwhile endeavor.

Someone named roxanne says heidihi has the «best sickest sense of humour ever and is all round great fun.

There's still plenty of evidence of Fairytale Fight «s sick sense of humour on display, thankfully.

First, all SEALs have a sick sense of humor, and second, it was another way to teach us how to think (just in case running around with a boat on our heads wasn't enough) that would eventually mold us into becoming something special.

Therefore, Satan has quite a sick sense of humor, doesn't he?

Or perhaps god has a sick sense of humor — he wanted Ricky to run knowing that he would fall flat on his face.

I mean God definitely must have some sick sense of humor!

my sick sense of humour... as if the end came before i finshed my sentence.

Alas, Phillips found out the NCAA has a sick sense of humor: The Bison will play its first - round game against Kansas — in Minneapolis.

Maybe golf just has a sick sense of humor.

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I'm a full blooded Italian, I have a sick sense of humor, short...

I'm sarcastic and some say I have a sick sense of humor.

A dedicated mom, who is outgoing with a sick sense of humor, who looks and acts a lot younger than my age:)

Though Creep doesn't exactly reinvent the found - footage form, Brice knows the genre well enough to do a little tweaking: Rather than supplying the requisite jump scares, Brice's solution is to turn Josef into a human jump scare, given to popping up out of nowhere because he has a sick sense of humor.

Bruce, meanwhile, is a journalist for the The Hawkins Post, with questionable morals and a sick sense of humor.

Aside from certain members of my family who share my sick sense of humor, Mrs. Berne was the first person to enjoy my stories, and she always encouraged me to write more.

All of these fun elements get an additional boost from T.N.T. — the wicked brain in the flying can — a gameshow presenter with a sick sense of humor and bankrupt.

In some cases, they might even be perversions of those tales, driven by what he humorously calls his «sick sense of faith,» but each always bears diCorcia's signature mark of ambiguity.

«I'm always playing catch - up with my homework» Whoever coined the phrase «playing catch - up» had a sick sense of humour — there's nothing playful about it.

Whoever coined the phrase «playing catch - up» had a sick sense of humour — there's nothing playful about it.