Among her loyal companions, she cracks jokes and indulges in smart repartee.
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He cracks jokes, dances a little, and just exhibits a little overall charisma.
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I always love smoking weed with comics because everyone laughs and cracks jokes.
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It's not like he's clean or that he cracks jokes all of the time.
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He also cracks jokes about non-binary people ... and then goes after the Parkland kids.
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"When he cracks jokes, it was intended to make people laugh -- never to offend," Panelo added.
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The big guy smiles the whole time, cracks jokes about his weight and talks in staccato.
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For one thing, he cracks jokes that land on purpose instead of muttering them by accident.
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Several of the boys are seen smiling as they interact with the navy SEAL, who cracks jokes.
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He cracks jokes and calls out dancers' names, but all the while he is meticulous in his teaching.
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She cracks jokes and beams at a crowd much smaller than the ones she'd grown accustomed to in recent years.
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He cracks jokes, cooperates with the authorities, reassures his loved ones that everything's gonna be okay, he's gonna be okay.
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An iconoclastic yoga teacher who was the subject of a recent New York Times profile cracks jokes in my captions.
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When we visit him at the church, he cracks jokes and tries to make us feel like nothing is going on.
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And instead of being a motionless cartoon that just cracks jokes, he feels alive because his wiseass is always moving around the screen.
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The show is typically hosted by an energetic comedian who cracks jokes as he or she asks multiple-choice questions of increasing difficulty.
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In other Chris news: Chris Pratt cracks jokes about his Vanity Fair shoot and guests on Mom (starring his now-ex-wife Anna Faris).
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Fisher speaks with honesty, admiration, and love; she also cracks jokes that might make you wince at their truth, but also laugh at their humanity.
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He recalls thinking, What if she's funny and she cracks jokes and the other henchmen laugh at her jokes and they don't laugh at Joker's?
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Esparza cracks jokes with the owner, Max, who takes us over to get some palate-cleansing lime nieve from a new vendor on the block.
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In between Paul's comments about the seriousness of suicide, the camera zooms in on various parts of the body, while Paul occasionally cracks jokes or laughs.
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The Ride the Ducks tour begins in downtown Branson, where the vehicles take passengers on a tour while the captain cracks jokes and points out landmarks.
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He often cracks jokes, exudes pride in Brazil's ranching culture and bursts into song while describing the technical aspects of the cowpokes competing for prize money.
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He cracks jokes occasionally and yes, he works for Rudy (Michael Rispoli), but mainly he's there to prove that James Franco is very good at playing maniacs.
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He cracks jokes with the chef, provides positive commentary, and a pinch of culinary intel that reminds viewers that Fieri has put his time in the kitchen.
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That's part of why we love her so much — aside from the fact that she seems like a totally fun person who probably cracks jokes nonstop without even trying.
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But the woman across the table from me wasn't the wild-eyed sex-bomb who cracks jokes about her unkempt pubes or pledges to slurp ramen noodles off your dick.
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Born to a prestigious political family, Aso speaks good English and frequently cracks jokes, even in parliament, which sometimes leads to gaffes but generally wins fans among politicians and finance ministry subordinates.
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Cover: Muslim-American comedian Hasan Minhaj cracks jokes for the audience after New York Mayor Bill de Blasio proclaimed May 10, 2018, as "Hasan Minhaj Day," at Gracie Mansion, in New York.
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That decision might seem odd to fans of the long-running sketch, in which O'Brien (who doesn't know anything about video games) plays video games with celebrities and cracks jokes about his ineptitude.
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Netflix has gone from Bland Brand to Witty Social Media Acquaintance Who Cracks Jokes You Wish You Thought Of, and though it's utterly perplexing to some, the transformation seems to be a success.
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Ben Affleck's Batman cracks jokes — multiple jokes — in its short three-minute runtime, indicating that (finally!) we might be getting a DC movie with moments of levity rather than another 120 minutes of pure gloom.
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After 58 years of marriage and a lifetime of experience, Cantatore and his 76-year-old wife Manny are still on the move as he deals with residents' queries, starts new community improvement associations, and constantly cracks jokes.
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In that respect (and in a current political landscape dominated by rich, old, straight, white men) Roem—with her love for Swedish death metal and the clunky '92 Dodge she readily cracks jokes about—couldn't be more of an anomaly.
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Luckily, it's so enjoyable to watch Fraser's fluid, goofy and sharp Chace as he butters up Roman bellboys, smooth talks a police chief and cracks jokes with old men playing cards in a piazza that the transition is relatively painless, and it isn't long before you've forgotten about Sutton Place altogether.
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Sen. Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.) says he cracks jokes about political figures for a reason: They had it coming.
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Takal and Gaines have a few big twists to spring throughout the episode, but they don't get to any of them until they've spent almost a third of their running time fully introducing their four friends: Kayla (Howell-Baptiste), a sweet-natured do-gooder in a committed lesbian relationship; Chloe (Bergland), a foul-mouthed libertine who cracks jokes to downplay her self-consciousness about her weight; Danielle (Chaikin), an appallingly successful lifestyle guru; and Alexis (Waterhouse), an underachiever whose long-simmering grudge against Danielle boils over at the house party.
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She is also friendly, and often cracks jokes with Maito. ; : :A first year high school student. Before Maito moved, she was his neighbor and childhood friend. She has a carefree and chatty personality.
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His style of comedy is basically the fusion of secular and church-related jokes. In an interview, he revealed that he performs and cracks jokes about lunatics because he was once an attendant to mentally-ill people who came to the church he was attending for spiritual healing.
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He sponsors Adam, who has not had sex in five years. Adam sponsors Neil. They are all at the sex addiction meeting, talking about their progress. Adam proclaims he's been 'sober' for five years, while Neil cracks jokes and admits he is only there because the court has forced him to.
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He, Baroona, and Douglas lead the mercenaries. Ares is last seen dancing with his girlfriend in a ball before the manhwa ends ... Ares is light-hearted and friendly in normal situations. He is goofy, cracks jokes, and behaves as if he is simple-minded. For example, he joins Temple Mercenaries because they provide meals for their members.
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Garraty is sobbing and asking him to "walk a little longer" but Baker can't. He asks Garraty not to watch the soldiers shoot him, then shakes Garraty's hand, turns around, and is killed. Garraty reacts so strongly to his death that he can barely keep walking. ; Hank Olson (#70) : From early on, Hank Olson cracks jokes and insults the other competitors.
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He is described as having glasses and dark hair. He cracks jokes and is reasonably cheery. He usually makes commentary on things which Garraty responds to and is often a voice of reason among Garraty and his friends. As he begins to tire out, he mentions that he just wants to lie down in a field and compose a poem.
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Janet van Dyne as Giant-Girl. From Marvel Adventures: The Avengers #13 (July 2007). Art by Leonard Kirk The Marvel Adventures: The Avengers series (set in its own continuity) features Janet van Dyne as Giant-Girl, showcasing her ability to grow rather than shrink, which she uses in combat. She is younger than her main universe counterpart and she cracks jokes along with her teammate Spider-Man.
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Jake is generally laid-back and tends not to worry about things. He's funny, loyal, supportive, friendly, good-hearted, easygoing, selfless, and plays as a loving big brother type for Finn. He relies heavily on his powers (or Finn) to get him out of any dangerous predicament. While he often cracks jokes at serious times, Jake always has a lecture or a song to cheers Finn up if he is feeling disheartened.
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Voiced by Rickey D'Shon Collins Tucker Foley is an African-American boy who is Danny's other best friend "since forever". He is the most lighthearted of the trio and often cracks jokes, serving as the comic relief during very tense scenes. He often believes he is a ladies' man, but often fails at attracting any popular girls. Gifted with technological knowledge and a self-proclaimed "techno-geek", Tucker often helps by using his PDA to hack into computers and machinery.
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In Halo: The Fall of Reach, Cortana is described as slender, with close-cropped hair and a skin hue that varies from navy blue to lavender, depending on her mood. Numbers and symbols flash across her form when she is thinking. Halsey sees Cortana as a teenage version of herself: smarter than her parents, always "talking, learning, and eager to share her knowledge". Cortana is described as having a sardonic sense of humor and often cracks jokes or wryly comments, even during combat.
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Yonesuke, who always carries a large Shamoji paddle with him, on which is written the name of the show, usually steps right into the kitchen, another faux pas in Japanese homes, and begins to ask what they're eating and cracks jokes the whole time. He makes it a point to join the family for dinner. Or, if they've already finished, to sample the leftovers. At the end of his very short visit, Yonesuke always recommends one main dish from the various dinner dishes of the day.
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Borland is slightly overweight, and almost always seen wearing flannel, which Tim cracks jokes about consistently. The reason he always wears flannel came from his father, who, when asking young Al to assist in their own various home projects, would put his old flannels on Al to keep him clean or warm. Al wears flannel as a tribute to him after he died. Tim also often pokes fun at Al's mother, Alma Borland, who is never seen (except her hand and forearm, in season 8), but is apparently severely overweight.
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Round 3 is a swimsuit competition, in which emcee Taylor ushers the contenders on stage and announcer Jacobs cracks jokes about their vital statistics and hobbies. At the end of each show, Taylor announces the "$1.98 Beauty of The Week." That contestant is presented with a tacky plastic crown, rotten vegetables as a bouquet, and the titular cash prize of $1.98, which Taylor dispenses from a coin holder on his belt. The outcome was previously arranged, as was noted in the introductory monologue by the announcer$1.98 Beauty Show on YouTube and the fine print of the closing credits of each episode.
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Later, Hoyt is present during Leatherface's first chainsaw murder, urging him to go forward and cheering him on at the same time. A gruff, perverse, foul mouthed, mean-spirited bully, who often uses false arrest and police brutality (usually with his police baton) on young adults, whom Hoyt hates and looks at as dope smoking, hippie protesters, Hoyt not only makes no effort to conceal his contempt for everyone around him, he seems to revel in it. For example, when he is called to investigate the suicide of a young girl in the first film, he leers at the corpse and cracks jokes about his predilection for "copping a feel" on dead female bodies. He's killed in the remake when the only survivor, Erin runs him over repeatedly in his own police car while escaping from the Hewitts.
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