We can still act like kids and have a laugh.
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They capture the zeitgeist of a time, and have a laugh.
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We get out in the bush and we have a laugh.
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So, take a second to watch the videos and have a laugh.
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I don't know if he was just trying to have a laugh.
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We can just carry on that beautiful moment and not have a laugh.
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The guys I work with are safe, and we often have a laugh.
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" He added, "You've got to have a laugh, we've got to lighten up.
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Both Brucey and Big Sam know how to have a laugh, of course.
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It's a night to catch up and celebrate being a woman and have a laugh.
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Just go really fast and push around some hay bales and have a laugh, mate.
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We buy each other drinks; have a laugh at the pub; help each other etc.
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But I've sort of learned to love it and learned to have a laugh at it.
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Saltz was far from the first to have a laugh at the idea of Gay Trump.
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We just spend time together as a normal couple, cook food, watch TV, have a laugh.
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Throw out the rule book, cook some rad food with your mates and have a laugh.
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But it has to be a sitcom, though, and it has to have a laugh track.
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So let's go out with a bang — let's have a laugh at your expense, shall we?
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I just don't give a shit; I wanna have a laugh and do it the right way.
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Others organically become a big hit after a graphic designer or two decides to have a laugh.
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We are however Australian and know how to have a laugh about a good play on words.
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For a shorter-term lift, have a laugh with our latest roundup of the late-night comics.
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She's earned it…go ahead and have a laugh, even if it is just for the camera.
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If anyone was going to be able to teach me how to have a laugh, it was him.
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Mostly she was there to have a laugh, which seems to be Charli's primary motivation for doing anything.
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I like to hang out with my mates, have a laugh, get slaughtered (by drink!) and generally fool around.
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Chyna and her friends, Jolisa, Sam, and Paige, have a laugh about Rob and his relationship with his mom.
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Serafinowicz and I have a laugh at this and, despite not being able to do anything with the blacksmith.
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You're in a position of power, so you and your buddies decide to have a laugh at someone's expense.
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I have friends who have become family; I have a laugh every day and have wonderful conversations with my husband.
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Emilia Clarke may be a dragon-riding badass, but that doesn't mean she can't have a laugh now and again too.
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But even if the company can now have a laugh or two at its own expense, its philosophy has not changed.
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On it, Trump and his staff have a laugh discussing an ambush in Niger that left 4 US soldiers dead. pic.twitter.
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In the incredibly silly "Pen"(1980), Wurtz manages to have a laugh at Warhol's expense while simultaneously producing a memorable work.
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"Have a laugh with us, a smile, sometimes a tear, and maybe a little hope to start your day," she said.
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It's okay to have a laugh about a console getting such an elementary function patched in so late into its lifespan.
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And that's thanks to our host, who chucks aside any overly worthy notion of 'giving back' to have a laugh instead.
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This quick-witted sign will pick up on the funniest little things in movies that you can have a laugh about afterwards.
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" Plus, Manville says Streep's "always having a laugh," adding, "Come on, if you can't have a laugh it's not worth living really.
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"I hope that people [who see my posts] have a laugh, and that they come away taking life a bit less seriously."
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"Something that they all have in common is that they're all humble enough and self-aware enough to have a laugh," he shares.
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She was fun; the kind of regular that you could have a laugh with and who was also interested in how you were.
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While we're glad they can have a laugh about the whole thing, we're disappointed that it continues to be such a pervasive problem.
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Later, when he was in the commentary booth, he could have a laugh about it, saying, "I was cocked and ready," Young said.
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Or instead of lamenting our broke asses, we could have a laugh that people with so much money also have... Such. Bad. Taste.
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But I'm willing to bet he'll be headlining Coachella or its competitors in the future, and we'll all have a laugh about this. Maybe.
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"He's someone who can be frank and someone she can have a laugh with," says royal biographer Robert Hardman, author of Our Queen at Ninety.
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It's the least she can do to have a laugh at his expense, though later, in a moment of rare solitude, her mood turns melancholy.
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I think that the account alone is helping models by just being a way for them to let out their frustrations, and have a laugh.
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But he added that they still have a laugh about the incident which the show's host noted would be unacceptable in a post-#metoo world.
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Luckily, as you can tell from their appearance on The Graham Norton Show, Ben Affleck and Sienna Miller clearly know how to have a laugh together.
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It is typically observed in the south of Ireland as a day for women to celebrate themselves: To forego household duties, go out, and have a laugh.
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And even if you ultimately don't click with the game's RPG design, after a few sessions, you're sure to have a laugh or two getting that far.
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Folks bond over a mutual love for Jude Law, or have a laugh when a manager shares her story about meeting LeBron James at a gas station.
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But they are also pretty sure that millions will pay for it anyway, so let's just admit that, have a laugh and get on with choosing passwords.
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Did you think enough time had passed that people have forgotten, that [they] think of it now as a joke, as something we can all have a laugh about?
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I can't see myself heading back to rural Berkshire anytime soon, and I doubt I'd fancy him if I met him now—but we'd probably still have a laugh.
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It's very satisfying to sit here and watch people line up at other clubs in their dresses and suits, have a laugh, and realize how hollow your life is.
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Or, if sending a psychic message doesn't work out, you two can have a laugh and feel a little closer to one another— extended eye contact isn't good for nothing.
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The game is fun—it's an amusing way to kill some time and have a laugh at the cryptocurrency frenzy that's gripped the internet over the last year or so.
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" The New Jersey resident said she created the chart to bring attention to "women being able to be in control of their own bodies – and, of course, have a laugh.
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And they were also found to have been sharing audio clips in internal company chat rooms — either to get help with transcribing or to have a laugh at a funny recording.
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Without the wires and effects from Hollywood, Mike soars a couple feet from awkward tosses thrown mainly by young drunk men who showed up to have a laugh at his expense.
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"This is a way to help people have a little levity and join together and have a laugh, and be able to find humor in these difficult scary times," she said.
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"Have a laugh at our expense as we blow this world up from the inside" wrote McCabe in the album's liner notes, and that intention was achieved in the album Ink & Dagger created.
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I'm used to it now though and we joke about it and have a laugh 🙂 It makes it nerve-racking for me but I can't imagine what it feels like for him.
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The video, which has gone viral, shows British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, French President Emmanuel Macron, Trudeau and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte appearing to have a laugh about Trump's behavior during the summit.
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And I think that some people, it is just, like, the Trump derangement syndrome, it sets in so much that they lose the ability to reason and have a laugh at some of the stuff.
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He decided to launch a cooking school where he could teach them recipes and have a laugh, focusing on all the stuff they were good at rather than what they were told they couldn't do.
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For me, the whole point is people get together, interact, they have a laugh and they do some negotiating and a little bit of roleplaying and they have a problem to solve and all that.
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But West enjoyed a healthy presence in pop culture in the decades following Batman because of his own willingness to have a laugh at himself and, more broadly, the nature of celebrity and its relationship to acting.
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"One day I was looking at this old beach photo that was taken 10 years ago and showed my fiancé (now) the photo so we can have a laugh and run down memory lane," Koliqi wrote on Instagram.
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"It is never my intention to hit anyone, but especially not your team mate, and especially with the relationship I have with Daniel — it's always really good and we can always have a laugh," said the 19-year-old.
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Apparently, millennials have stopped watching a bunch of people sit around and talk about their problems on TV. This is because millennials don't want anyone to take the night off and have a laugh while hanging out with their favorite television characters.
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I recently watched "Behind the Curve"—a new Netflix documentary about the community of people who believe that the Earth is flat rather than spherical—with the expectation that I'd sit back and have a laugh at the expense of the flat-Earthers.
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The licensed Lego games have to play by the licensed Lego game rules—have a laugh with the source material, of course, but stick to it, and don't do anything that's too, well, weird—Dimensions' purposefully mix-and-match characters and accessories aside.
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"If he doesn't make money or if he did it just to share it among his friends and have a laugh, that's not covered," said Clare McGlynn, a professor of law at Durham University who specializes in the legal regulation of image-based sexual abuse.
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"You talk to them and you have a laugh but it's not about politics, is it, it's about sport at the end of the day... "I'd say the majority of the English are saying they want to get out, but there's a few that's saying stay in.
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" Yes, these jokes took digs at the HFPA and the Hollywood power structure, but they also punched down at people who have been systematically excluded and portrayed the situation as unfixable: we can't solve racism or sexism, so we might as well "have a laugh at your expense.
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Say what you like about the Gallagher brothers being a bunch of pricks who just happened to make the best music since The Beatles, but at least they know how to have a laugh unlike every other dickhead that has ever tried to dress like John Lennon working as a bin man.
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I take a fairly pitiful stab at My Mom Is a Witch, a fantasy roguelike from Serbian husband-and-wife team Bigosaur, which supports up to four players and "might be ready in the middle of 2017", and have a laugh with the color-switching runner Chameleon Run, from Czech studio Hyperbolic Magnetism.
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It's a serious consideration when you're on a mission where every second counts; we can all have a laugh now seeing footage of astronauts biffing it into moon dust, but if that uses up valuable breathable air or takes place during a time-sensitive operation like a rescue, it's not so funny any more.
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"I posted [the video] basically so my friends could have a laugh or just know that I was OK." Now, Salmon is spending the hot Texas summer recovering from a bunch of cuts up and down his body, a broken arm, and a few fractured ribs after rolling about ten feet down the rocky cliff.
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Okay, he had a brief stint as one of the doomed quarterbacks to follow Kurt Warner in Arizona, a period best remembered by a press conference in which Anderson got justifiably upset because a reporter demanded to know why the quarterback could have a laugh on the sideline despite the fact that his team was losing.
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He spent 48 straight hours telling Charlie, "Your accent's funny where's that from?" then retiring to the larder to tell the camera, "Yeah, we have a laugh," despite neither of them visibly laughing once throughout any of their interactions – then, when Grace woke up yesterday from her apparent two-day nap, he moved to her instead, telling her, "You know you're not like people think" a lot while she stared at the exact centre of his forehead and wondered how far she was willing to let this smooth fish of a man go with her in exchange for a charcoal toothpaste discount code contract.
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Never mind... Let's get bevvied next time, and have a laugh.
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It is also featured in Disney's Have a Laugh!s Re-Micks musical segment.
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Unlike the previous shows, this was first Flintstone series not to have a laugh track.
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Have a Laugh! is a 2009-2012 American animated series produced by the Walt Disney Company for the Disney Channel. The series is a set of interstitials, presenting edited versions of classic Mickey Mouse cartoons.
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Calvin Tuteao was cast as Victor and made his debut in 2000. Tuteao stated, "Acting's not work to me. I always have fun on set. You get looked after, meet some good people and have a laugh," and was pleased to be playing a "good guy".
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"Play My Music" is a song by the American pop rock band Jonas Brothers. The song was released as the band's second single from the soundtrack album Camp Rock. This song is also featured in the DVD release of Disney's Have a Laugh! Volume 4 in Re-Micks musical short segment.
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In August 2013, the song was used as the theme tune to ITV dancing show Stepping Out and was sung by the show's house band. As of May 2014 the song has been used in an advert for Kinder Chocolate bars. It is also featured on Disney's Have a Laugh!'s Re-Micks episode.
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After a successful run on Saturday mornings, episodes of Yogi's Gang were serialized on the syndicated weekday series, Fred Flintstone and Friends in 1977–78. In the late 1980s, repeats were shown on USA Cartoon Express and later resurfaced on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and Boomerang. Yogi's Gang is the only Yogi Bear show to have a laugh track.
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As the riders ride, they meet children along the way. They hand over pencils, small toys and balloons to them and clown for them to have a laugh. That is why the word Fun was included in the name. It is fun for the children who many not have had much fun in the recent past.
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Her positive nature can also cause her to be portrayed as annoying. Alicia's popularity among her colleagues irritated Lily Chao (Crystal Yu), who struggled to connect with them personally. In addition to this, Alicia tried to "have a laugh" with Lily, who had "none of it". Halfpenny opined that because Alicia is kind, she wanted to give Lily a hug and "understand" her.
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Luka tried to provoke Teja, implying he had been working for a foreign power, and Teja bit off his ear. In the present, the two have a laugh about the ordeal. Luka then opens his suitcase and reveals it was full of ordinary things that Teja had lost during the last ten years, mostly when he was completely drunk. Luka tells Teja stories about the lost items.
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Lumley once explained the difference between his Cthulhu Mythos characters and Lovecraft's: "My guys fight back. Also, they like to have a laugh along the way."Brian Lumley, "Mail-Call of Cthulhu", Black Forbidden Things, p. 194. Later works included the Necroscope series of novels, which produced spin-off series such as the Vampire World Trilogy, The Lost Years parts 1 and 2, and the E-Branch trilogy.
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With renewed faith, Robbie reaffirms his love for Jessica, to the audience's applause. After the ceremony, Cal gives Jacob and Hannah his blessing. Jessica gives Robbie an envelope containing the nude photos of herself that were originally intended for Cal to "get him through high school." Cal and Emily have a laugh talking about the events that have transpired the past year, hinting that they might get back together.
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Duncan Lindsay of the Metro described Geoff as "dashing". Geoff meets Audrey and Rita Tanner (Barbara Knox) at the hospital after Audrey is admitted to the hospital and they mistake Geoff for a doctor. Geoff dedicates a song on his radio station to Audrey and he asks Audrey to join him on his radio show. Lindsay (Metro) reported that Geoff and Audrey would "have a laugh together" after she becomes locked in the radio studio.
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Urquhart enjoyed the sporadic nature of his appearances, "One of the things I enjoy most about working at Shorty is the great big family that is the cast and crew. Each time I come back there are new additions and others have left. We all work hard as a team, fulfilling each of our roles, and we still manage to find time to have a laugh or two." Durville continued in the role through to April 2011.
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Other DVD releases have kept the original line, such as Alice in Wonderland: Masterpiece Edition (2004) which included the cartoon as part of the TV special "One Hour in Wonderland", and Have a Laugh!: Volume 2 (2010) which also included the film's original RKO title cards. More recent broadcasts of the cartoon on Disney Channel have also included the original line. On Disney+, Nash's voice line is cleaned up and the snake in the grass line is still gibberish.
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In 1987, The Simpsons shorts debuted on Fox's The Tracey Ullman Show. The first full-length episode, "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire", debuted on December 17, 1989. It is the first American animated sitcom not to have a laugh track, unlike other animated sitcoms prior. It remained the sole English-language mainstream adult-oriented animated sitcom until the late 1990s, which saw the debuts of Beavis and Butt-head, King of the Hill, South Park, Daria, Family Guy and Futurama.
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The Janoskians began their YouTube channel in July 2011. They posted their first video in September 2011 for their friends to have a laugh at, and one month later they gained 100,000 subscribers. They were featured on Ellen Dance Dares segment, after Scooter Braun tweeted Ellen DeGeneres with the Janoskians attempt. They appeared in the music video for "Forget the World" by Australian singer Faydee on 14 August 2012, pulling off some of their typical stunts in a classroom setting.
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Unusual for a modern animated sitcom, the show featured a laugh track in early episodes intended to mimic 1970s sitcoms. This was later removed at the request of the series' creators, with Eric Fogel citing the show having "too much internal thinking". Part of the criticism was leveled at the overuse of laugh tracks (which were permanently removed a month after the show's premiere). Mike Hale of The New York Times wrote: "Glenn Martin, DDS is pretty much laugh-free (though it does have a laugh track)".
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A normal laugh has the structure of "ha-ha-ha" or "ho-ho-ho". It is unnatural, and one is physically unable, to have a laugh structure of "ha-ho-ha-ho". The usual variations of a laugh most often occur in the first or final note in a sequence- therefore, "ho-ha-ha" or "ha-ha-ho" laughs are possible. Normal note durations with unusually long or short "inter-note intervals" do not happen due to the result of the limitations of our vocal cords.
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As the older brother you've got to look out for them, but also they're there for you to have a little mess around with. I don't know which direction things will go, but at the moment a lot of the time when we're together, we don't seem that bothered about each other. But as brothers we get on, and that's kind of like most brothers isn't it. You don't want to know too much about them, you just want them there, to have a laugh with and to argue with.
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Wallbridge revealed that the project came to light during a drunken conversation in a pub, which purpose was to "have a laugh" and satirise the clichés in dance culture. The duo released a follow-up video through YouTube titled "DJ Mag Corruption Exposed: A CVNT5 Documentary" on 14 October 2016. The mockumentary showed CVNT5 continuing their attempt to reach number one on DJ Mag's annual Top 100 DJs list, notably by investing $50,000 into advertising, paying a black market Vietnamese click farm to generate votes, and bribing key figures in DJ Mag.
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Nitin and I play tense scenes together so it's nice that we can have a laugh afterwards." Yusef is introduced as part of a storyline involving the Masood family. Tamwar dates Afia and when Yusef is introduced to Tamwar's parents Masood and Zainab, Masood "explodes" with anger at the sight of him, recognising him as a man from their past. Ganatra explained that although Yusef allegedly tried to save Zainab from the fire, all Masood saw was Zainab locked in a burning kitchen: "we are only playing it from each person's point of view.
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"Silly Love Songs" was written as a rebuttal to music critics (as well as John Lennon) who had criticized McCartney for writing lightweight love songs. Author Tim Riley suggests that in the song, McCartney is inviting "his audience to have a laugh on him," as Elvis Presley had sometimes done. The song includes a build-up of multiple vocal parts sung in counterpoint, similar to the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows", a song that McCartney cited as his favourite of all time. McCartney allowed the horn section to create their own parts for the song.
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While the two have a laugh at this, Richa tries to talk Tanya out of taking this too far. Tanya however wants to play one last prank on Derek. She creates a dating profile pretending to be a Russian model and entices him to come to a cafe which is a four hour drive from where he is, the next morning. Tanya and Richa show up at the cafe and surreptitiously watch Derek standing outside the cafe as the woman he is to meet does not show up, yet again.
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Neeta later leaves the speed dating event and bumps into Hunter McQueen in the village who is painting some graffiti on a wall. They have a heart to heart and Hunter tells Neeta that he told his dad to leave as he did not want his mum to get hurt. Neeta assures Hunter that he did the right thing for protecting his mum and he thanks her. Neeta later re- joins the speed dating event and her and Sally have a laugh about the dates that they had.
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Sorkin gathered inspiration for the show from a number of places. According to the Huffington Post, "Sorkin got the idea [for the show] from watching TV...while writing The American President. He was watching ESPN, and found the humor and banter from the anchors (Dan Patrick and...either Keith Olbermann or Craig Kilborn) intoxicating, and decided to create a comedy set in that world". The show utilises a laugh track, which the Post-Gazette described as following "an unwritten primetime rule: all half- hour shows, except animated comedies...must have a laugh track" and Hollywood.
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"I just went down to have a laugh, playing some old rock 'n' roll, a bit of a send-up. The whole joke sort of reversed itself and became ugly," Jimmy Page said of the record. A reviewer in Rolling Stone called Sutch "absolutely terrible" and lamented that the celebrated musicians involved were made to sound "like a fouled parody of themselves". Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends was named in a 1998 BBC poll as the worst album of all time, a status it also held in Colin Larkin's All Time Top 1000 Albums 3rd Edition (2000).
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Ballewood gives the movie 3/5 stars saying, "A light-hearted family entertainer with some honest performances, unpredictable storyline and situational humour, Daddy Cool Munde Fool is a joyride with comedy full on." Punjabimania gave the movie a thumping 3/5 rating stating that DCMF is one of those clean comedies, which you can enjoy with your whole family and won't be disappointed. It's not a classic but its something which if you love Punjabi Movies, you will definitely have a laugh. At the box office Daddy Cool Munde Fool scored the fifth highest Punjabi film opening week collections at the time of release with an opening week collection of Rs 2.60 cr.
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He was a skilful midfielder, with good technical skills, who developed essentially in his stronghold of the north, whether at Dunkirk, Valenciennes, Lille or Roubaix. But this loyalty to his roots did not restrict him from responding to the appeal of other horizons, where he showed his qualities as a coach with the national teams of Senegal, United Arab Emirates and Qatar." Senegal and Montpellier striker Souleymane Camara, who was a member of the Senegal team at the 2002 World Cup finals, told L'Équipe, "More than a coach, he was a big brother to us. What I liked about him was that when we had to work, we worked, when it was time to have a laugh, we laughed.
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However, Mizzy and David end up connecting, and it's revealed that Mizzy wants to kill 'Firefight' (Megan) for killing Sam, an old member of her team. David tries to spy on Newton, but suddenly realizes that Megan is following him and draws her out when they are alone. Megan, who is trying to resist her Epic temptations, tells him that she finds it easier to control herself around him, and the two have a laugh in the wake of a bad metaphor by David. Megan gives David a motivator, which is a small object that helps Knighthawk technology work, before leaving him, threatening him with a gun when he tries to kiss her.
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Ash embarrasses herself during her first week because she drinks to much alcohol, so she "regrets it" afterwards, Weston added that real life university freshers can identify with the way she feels. Weston later gave advice to the National Union of Students, stating that new freshers should surround themselves with friends if they are going to go out drinking. She noted that Ash does not get into "unsafe situations because she surrounds herself with her new-found friends". Weston added that Ash is "independent" and is not tied down in a relationship. She explained that her character "doesn’t go in" for romances and instead is "out to have a laugh and be round her friends".
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She said that there is a real sexual attraction between them but due to Lynsey's friendship with Riley's ex-fiancée Mercedes she would have to support Mercedes while having a secret relationship with Riley which could become complicated. Norbury said that although Riley feels Lynsey is a lovely girl and someone he can have a laugh with, Mitzeee (Rachel Shenton) is a better match for Riley. Hassan felt that her alter-ego is happy to keep things a secret between her and Riley although when Mitzeee discovers the relationship Lynsey is on the "receiving end of a lot of jealousy". Hassan explained that although Lynsey does not want to go head-to-head with Mercedes and Mitzeee, she will not step aside either.
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CCS exiting Kings Cross Station May 1988 Hibs boys have a laugh with police in Trafalgar Square The following year the match was to be played at Wembley Stadium and avoiding the large police presence at Trafalgar Square on the day of the match the CCS set off on a search for opposition firms to fight. At Euston railway station outside the main entrance they spotted a crew of English hooligans and the Hibs boys wasted no time in setting about them. The Hibs mob then made their way to the Soho area where they attacked a pub containing English lads with a minor street battle breaking out. In Leicester square a gang of Hibs casuals encountered an English firm made up of Chelsea Headhunters and other thugs from northern England and again the CCS steamed in.
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Low Blows began in April 2012 as an entity specifically tailored towards hosting WWE pay-per-view parties at Captain America's restaurant in Dublin. Then called WWE Parties Ireland, the budding company began as a Facebook page out to be '"a hub for wrestling fans to chat & have a laugh", and also provided a platform to promote independent wrestling shows around the country from brands such as Main Stage Wrestling and Celtic Championship Wrestling. At this stage, future host Rick Nash would begin to provide his own insights and critique on the WWE product via his wrestling blog, through which he would also announce details of future events hosted by the company. In April 2013, following their second successful WrestleMania party, the company began to host their own 'Hall of Fame' ceremony (mimicking the WWE Hall of Fame Ceremony carried out during the weekend of WrestleMania each year).
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