I can laugh at that; I can laugh at myself.
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Shouldn't we also laugh at them, like we laugh at our stupid friends?
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I laugh at the storm, laugh at the elements and in the face of faith.
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You have to be able to laugh at yourself as much as you laugh at everyone else.
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Find a way to laugh at it, because when you laugh at it you have control of it.
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They're not goofy spectacles to laugh at, or more to the point not just goofy spectacles to laugh at.
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Rosemary also wants George's students to remember something her husband would always espouse: If you have to laugh at someone, laugh at yourself.
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I started writing acts about cops, and jokes that not just cops might laugh at, but we would laugh at as the general audience.
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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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It's these neat observations and a charming "If you can't laugh at yourself, who can you laugh at?" approach that have become the 25-year-old's trademark.
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You can learn a lot about a people based on what they'll laugh at, and one thing that Midwestern crowds won't laugh at is discrimination and hate.
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You'll laugh at a moment of ridiculousness in the movie, then laugh at a quip from one of the commentators, then laugh again at the movie's stupidity.
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But people having a good time ... if you can't laugh at it, even if it's weird or it's gross, then you're not going to be able to laugh at life.
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It's easy — and fair — to laugh at me now.
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It's sort of a similar thing in ... the only person who actually would laugh at things ... two people, Dick, in Silicon Valley, it's you and Arianna Huffington, pretty much that laugh at themselves.
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If you can't laugh at yourself, maybe everyone else... can?
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"I laugh at what he (Nur) was saying," said Aisha.
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"You have to laugh at life," she tells the camera.
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I laugh and laugh and laugh at Twitter all day.
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Listen, if you can't laugh at yourself, I don't know.
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I thought, I think she would laugh at this joke.
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I didn't laugh at them all, by a long shot.
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Probably. But we can laugh at it and keep moving.
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They'd laugh at him if he didn't kill the thing.
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We chose to laugh at obscenities instead of correcting these.
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"#stunna don't laugh at my tutorial skillz," the caption read.
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And he wants to laugh at you if you don't!
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Cool explanation, but we're still gonna laugh at that joke.
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Mary and Robert laugh at Dink, but he seems unamused.
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You're never meant to laugh at Annie for being fat.
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If you can't laugh at yourself, you are in trouble.
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Other kids would laugh at him and talk about him.
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But the parade wasn't meant to laugh at the players.
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You'll see aliens, but you won't laugh at them. Me?
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"At that point, you just have to laugh at yourself!"
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I laugh at first, and then realize she's completely serious.
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Or you know, people that will laugh at a funeral?
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Someone who make make you laugh at the same time.
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People in Vermont and New Hampshire would laugh at me.
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I'd like them to be able to laugh at themselves.
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If you can't laugh at yourself you are in trouble.
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The royal couple then shared a laugh at the moment.
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A woman's job is to laugh at a man's joke.
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He used to laugh at guys who hit 300 pounds.
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Some critics have been unkind enough to laugh at it.
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"Those crews would laugh at our cleanup efforts," said Anderson.
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I tried to laugh, but Niall didn't laugh at all.
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You gotta be able to laugh at yourself, ya know?
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"I had to laugh at the poor agent," he said.
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That's right, share your victories and laugh at your defeats.
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Why laugh at Vissarion and not at 1.3 billion Christians?
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I cried, and then couldn't help but laugh at myself.
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So, who had the last laugh at this point, right?
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It's hard not to laugh at Marc Benioff, he's funny.
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"I used to laugh at conscious uncoupling," Ms. Jacobson said.
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To have $32,000 in fines, that's nothing to laugh at.
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She would laugh at their jokes and refill their coffees.
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A nervous laugh is better than no laugh at all.
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People will laugh at us as they do at Quixote.
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And they don't even know how to laugh at themselves!
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Attendees then began to applaud and laugh at the move.
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Hopefully it's something we'll look back on and laugh at.
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You just have to be able to laugh at yourself.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "How dare they laugh at our ridiculous president?
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To laugh at death in Mexico is to be courageous.
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For the biennial Parkinson's Walk done in her honor, my sister named our team "The Movers and Shakers," because if you can't laugh at your mother's neurodegenerative disease, then what can you laugh at?
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We laugh at this today, or appreciate its artistry as satire.
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You know, the next people, the millennials will laugh at them.
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Make sure he or she can acknowledge and laugh at mistakes.
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Now you laugh at it because it looks like a brick.
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We need to laugh at the haters and sympathize with them.
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Having cops laugh at you is a literal Midwestern Dad nightmare.
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But he knows the game, and he can laugh at himself.
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I love a good laugh at my face's expense among friends.
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They're all old languages and people now would laugh at me.
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Today, Jessica Simpson got the last laugh at Whole Foods' expense.
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He kind of can laugh at it but he regrets it.
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Y'all know we laugh at your slogan 'fresh, never frozen' right?
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Freud asks what it is that makes us laugh at jokes.
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Once a man laughs with you, he can't laugh at you.
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You're just here to laugh at the gimp, like everybody else!
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It's easy for us, as viewers, to laugh at Kellyn's paranoia.
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I can't help but laugh at how ridiculous this girl is.
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"I just laugh at them when I read them," she says.
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How can you not laugh at a toddler brandishing a knife?
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She had to stifle her laugh at him echoing her thoughts.
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A relief to be able to laugh at what burdens you.
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If a cartoon does it, we laugh at the slapstick humor.
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Their ability to laugh at their differences has brought them closer.
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We climb, we grow, and we laugh at all of it.
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"All I can do is laugh at that one," he replied.
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Most clowns juggle, dance or make kids laugh at birthday parties.
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They laugh at me when I say I am a writer.
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We'd laugh at this this young guy saying things like "awesome".
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"We climb, we grow, and we laugh at all of it."
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You might laugh at how petty your differences seem in hindsight.
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This is the part where people point and laugh at evangelicals.
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Wait until US growth hits 6.2% then laugh at China. 3.
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One obvious way to do that is to laugh at yourself.
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My friends and I laugh and laugh at my straight hair.
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People would sometimes laugh at me for not being very fast.
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People used to always laugh at my hair, stuff like that.
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Notably, the late Justice Antonia Scalia used to laugh at it.
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"You can laugh at him," Matthews quipped of the outspoken billionaire.
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Psychopathy is evident in the smug laugh at someone else's pain.
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Now he just wants a cheap laugh at someone else's expense.
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"They laugh at us and call us 'Floriduh,'" Ms. Parrish lamented.
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The boys laugh at one another and, later, at Porky himself.
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They egg one another on, and laugh at each other's jokes.
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THRUSH: I don't think D.C. people laugh at themselves as much.
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If other people want to laugh at it too, that's awesome.
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"My mother taught me that, to laugh at yourself," he said.
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"Sometimes people in the field laugh at us," he told me.
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When you laugh at something it doesn't seem as scary anymore.
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Why not laugh at some of what life throws at us?
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When we laugh at her humor, we acknowledge the writer's humanity.
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People laugh at the strange twitchy figure darting across the sidewalk.
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"It's a dying art, making people laugh at themselves," he said.
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When my daughter was small, we used to laugh at it.
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They relate to them, laugh with them, or laugh at them.
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"In my town, people would laugh at painted trees," she said.
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But the 43rd president showed that he could laugh at himself.
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Look more closely, however, and there&aposs little to laugh at.
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In other words, they laugh at all the same inside jokes.
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Today I laugh at my early-90s notion of making it.
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I laugh at my own jokes, even with the terrible ones.
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I laugh at these questions, indulge their curiosity, and move on.
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What's your best method for stifling a laugh at a funeral?
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Y'all know we laugh at your slogan "fresh, never frozen" right?
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If I can laugh at the monster from my nightmares, if I can laugh at the most powerful predator in the entertainment world maybe my pain doesn't control me as much as I thought it did.
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We laugh at "Rachem" and "We were on a break" (we mostly just laugh at Ross), but man — that look on Ross' face when he truly realizes that the love of his life is leaving him?
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But it's a lot harder to laugh at an unsophisticated investor who lost a big chunk of his retirement savings — like Ken did — than it is to laugh at a venture capitalist who made a bad bet.
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Just like you laugh at your parents who might or might not understand Snapchat and Instagram and Twitter and the like, you are going to have to understand AI or people are going to laugh at you.
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These are the places that newspapers either ignore, admonish, or laugh at.
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While the humans behind the camera laugh at the poor foal's misfortune.
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Of course, sometimes you just want to laugh at some slapstick comedy.
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What are friends for if not to laugh at our embarrassing mistakes?
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We can laugh at self-deceivers in her novels for the same
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I started thinking so big I had to laugh at my audacity.
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Of course, Simpson has always gotten a laugh at her tuna blunder.
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I'm always breaking pencils and cannot help but laugh at the frequency!
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Laugh at Neil Young first and get it out of the way.
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"If you can laugh at what hurts, it doesn't hurt so much."
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"5,19683 Cheer W.E.B. DuBois, Laugh at Lothrop Stoddard," the Afro-American blared.
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He can't even laugh at a prisoner's exhausted attempt at a joke.
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Classmates would laugh at her or call her a chocolate chip cookie.
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Kate and William then shared a laugh at their moment of surprise.
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Let's laugh at Instagram then, because crying won't do us any favors.
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It's very hard to laugh at someone who's very attractive, I think.
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I am as stubborn as they come, they all laugh at me.
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But for now, we just get to laugh at the silly robots.
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CHRIS PRATT Chris Pratt's French-braiding skills are nothing to laugh at.
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We cower before an angry man but laugh at a frightened one.
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I keep telling people it'll at least be funny to laugh at.
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They were able to laugh at themselves, and they all looked good.
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It keeps it fresh, to be able to laugh at the devil.
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Residents in the town of Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland probably laugh at that expression.
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Of course, we would never, ever laugh at a kid falling down.
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Laugh at myself, laugh when I run into things, laugh with friends.
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At least Angela gets the last laugh at her awful, manipulative boyfriend.
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She thought that if I spoke it people would laugh at me.
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Stefani could only laugh at her friend's attempts to get some dirt.
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Or maybe it just became easier to laugh at each fresh hell?
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Telling them not to laugh at boys' jokes if they're not funny.
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It was always a little too easy to laugh at Imelda Marcos.
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It was "easy to kind of laugh at them," Mr. Lewis said.
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They laugh at critics who fact-check his every mistake and exaggeration.
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She can write and sing tear-jerking songs and laugh at herself?
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If you watch them closely, the even laugh at the same gags.
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They can love it, laugh at it or feel angered by it.
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A hundred years from now, people are going to laugh at cars.
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After all, what is there left do but laugh at our pain?
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The highlight of this tiny clip is Bieber's laugh at the end.
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And are we allowed to laugh at what's become of American politics?
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If I was electrocuted while drinking this, God would laugh at me.
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You've got to let people laugh, and you've to laugh at yourself.
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You laugh at Peele because, by comparison, he makes it look easy.
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I think that everyone in San Miguel would laugh at those people.
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"Sometimes we Acquiescers laugh at them behind their backs," Ms. Goldstein added.
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Pineapples and mushrooms Claire can laugh at the absurdities in her life.
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If Charlie Chaplin falls on his face, you can laugh at him.
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But with this, we wanted to be able to laugh at misery.
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We may laugh at them, but ultimately we ache along with them.
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He would frequently laugh at the things he said, his eyes brightening.
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It's all very serious and there is a lot to laugh at.
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It was very embarrassing to have a drug dealer laugh at you.
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It's supposed to be a movie that you can take your family member who you can't make eye contact with at Thanksgiving and you sit next to each other and laugh at each other and laugh at yourselves.
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I was a teenager, had zero coping mechanisms and couldn't laugh at myself.
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If you like to laugh at life, read:Very Nice, Marcy Demarsky (July 2)
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I try to laugh at the future instead of being stuck in it.
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I can challenge them, embrace them, and learn to laugh at their absurdity.
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If I could laugh at it, then surely I was not a victim.
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Most scientists in most fields laugh at the notion of Karen's hovering UFO.
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You'll die young if you can't laugh at an old man teasing you.
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Now that you're absolved of guilt, feel free to laugh at these photos.
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He needs to step back, look at his clothing and laugh at it.
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Zombie movies know that when we laugh at zombies, we're laughing at ourselves.
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The thing is, most people don't simply fear death or laugh at it.
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They'll laugh at memes about race or jokes about Americans or other countries.
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I found this sketch too realistic to be able to laugh at it.
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I hope this is something where people can laugh at themselves a bit.
|
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Freud is having a good hard laugh at this season of The Bachelorette.
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If it didn't make me so angry, I would laugh at its ineptitude.
|
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Like other kids sit there and laugh at him and talk about him.
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Others had a laugh at the expense of her high-fashion style poses.
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And every time the FBI comes over, they never laugh at this joke.
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Right now I don't really want to laugh at Of Mice and Men.
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I mean, let&aposs just at least be able to laugh at ourselves.
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Many have seen it already, but it's good enough to laugh at again.
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Honestly, me and my Portuguese friends abroad, we laugh at programs like this.
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You’re happy to laugh at yourself, and hit it head on.
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He has a fastball that will laugh at you as it goes by.
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We both laughed, in the way people laugh at something that isn't funny.
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We were there for people to point at, laugh at, cheer, or jeer.
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I understand that there is a world in which people laugh at him.
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Flannery can laugh at her new ease, be sweet about her lover's boyfriend.
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It's harmless to laugh at him, as harmless as laughing at a pun.
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Do you think it is ever O.K. to laugh at someone else's pain?
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Yep, because you guys just want an excuse to laugh at Asian accents.
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It helps you laugh at your mistakes and not take things so seriously.
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The Globigs, in turn, laugh at him, as a jumped-up local tyrant.
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Don't laugh at jokes that demean women or make light of sexual violence.
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Kate, along with the crowd, couldn't help but laugh at the adorable moment.
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When I later found out we had a good laugh, at my expense.
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He wasn't the only one to laugh at inappropriate moments during the film.
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I wish it were just something we could laugh at, but it isn't.
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I laugh at that tree now but it will always be my first.
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Friends and colleagues laugh at the idea that he could be a spy.
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Baxter says the medical team had a good laugh at their unexpected discovery.
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We insult each other and laugh at memes, and maybe pull some pranks.
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Only a fool would laugh at how cliché his enduring frontman schtick is.
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Americans laugh at the embarrassment parents face in talking to kids about sex.
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A "temperature 27 degrees above normal is nothing to laugh at," he said.
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It's an easy impression to cheer and a hard one to laugh at.
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"For the first time ever, she can laugh at normal things," she wrote.
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It's about observing everything and turning that into something we can laugh at.
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In the future Son envisions, we will laugh at the capabilities of Pepper.
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They're closer to overthrowing us than you think, so laugh at your peril.
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It's a catchphrase to laugh at someone for wearing ugly footwear, after all.
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They would laugh at the same things, and cry at the same things.
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We might laugh at how incredulous that work of science fiction would be.
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"I laugh at my own self when I do stupid things," she said.
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Well, the internet will now have to find somebody new to laugh at.
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I don't know if I got it genetically, but his perspective and point of view on life and ability to laugh at himself and laugh at life and see the humor in life is something that I love about him.
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And who doesn't want another chance to laugh at the funny little fat man?
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Indeed, there is scientific evidence for why we laugh at others' pain and misfortune.
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But most young guys would laugh at the sight of a giant penis drawing.
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Yesterday, they ignored us, today they laugh at and fight with us, but tomorrow?
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Her goofiness and ability to laugh at herself were qualities we most related to.
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Laugh at your missteps and mistakes, and then learn and keep playing the game.
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Even he was not totally immune from the occasional laugh at late night sketch.
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But I did laugh at how he deals with the edict to stone adulterers.
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But let's not a point a finger and laugh at Mother Nature just yet.
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How visitors could not laugh at this mirror of modern reality is, frankly, astonishing.
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They can crowd around and laugh at my twisted control underwear while swigging beers.
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I'll get a work email, and I just laugh at how absurd it feels.
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Twitter had a good laugh at the expense of the sandals — what are those?!
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I have had women laugh at me, that's why I have given up dating.
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Children might laugh at the "dirty" words, but adults will likely look for more.
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We laugh at liberals who let know-nothing celebrities do their thinking for them.
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"I hope the justice system has the last laugh at Mr. McFarland," he said.
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"[My] advice for moms is [to] just smile, just laugh at it," she said.
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All you can really do is laugh at this point, so, let's do that!
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I was scared they may laugh at my idea, or not take it seriously.
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You support me … You laugh at the innumerable memes I spam you with daily.
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Luckily, we still have the July 1 UFA signings to point and laugh at.
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The idea might be funny — and a bit patronizing: Let's laugh at old people!
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I can now laugh at that, but that's how I felt at the time.
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At no point does Hutchison circle back round and laugh at the bleak picture.
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You don't care a jot if it's not fashionable or people laugh at you.
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The first star: Ryan McDonagh—Concussions are awful and nobody should laugh at them.
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It was always a big joke...all racy...people like to laugh at it.
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Android users will laugh at this feature, but iOS 12 finally groups notifications together.
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The more you laugh, the more you're able to laugh at whatever life brings.
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Until that day comes, learn to laugh at confusion and dance in the rain.
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On a video of the encounter, all four appeared to laugh at Trump's comment.
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He deserves the mockery he receives from all the people who laugh at him?
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It's easy to laugh at the faux political debates carried out on Capitol Hill.
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But it's pretty obvious that he's having a laugh at the Swedish Academy's expense.
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But as the favorite to win the nomination, he is harder to laugh at.
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Read This Next: Let's All Laugh at How Depressed We Are for a Sec
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Wake up sheeple, you're just a jester for the Burger King to laugh at!
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And my esteemed colleagues just laugh at me whenever I even mention the app.
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It seemed like a joke that a lot of old Jews would laugh at.
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"The Audience will laugh at a cat being burned," one characteristically cynical line begins.
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Also: Trump lies once again, and the leaders of the world laugh at him.
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Ninety percent of the time, people get it, laugh at it, and love it.
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No real harm was done, so he'll probably laugh at himself sooner than later.
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It's an inside joke— inside my mind I laugh at the futility of all.
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I think we're moving from laugh at us to get mad at us slowly.
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And when this trend dies, there will be fewer ways to laugh at it.
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We might have gone overboard, but we didn't push people or laugh at anyone.
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I even laugh at all the funny bits, even though I know it's coming.
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Therefore, America would lose and the rest of the world would laugh at us.
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" In the same tweet, he alleged that Mexicans "laugh at our dumb immigrant laws.
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You got to laugh at a thing that you actually felt so anguished about.
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Now if he didn't laugh at farts, that would be a whole other thing.
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I could laugh at it because it's so stupid but they keep repeating it.
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John Barasso and John Cornyn shared a quick laugh at one point as well.
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Well, perhaps In-N-Out gets the last and only laugh at the joke.
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It wasn't just that it still makes me laugh at big moments and small.
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If Reno herself could laugh at the sketch, the logic goes, why can't we?
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In retrospect, this makes me blush with embarrassment and laugh at my own naïveté.
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Read this next: Let's All Laugh at How Depressed We Are For a Sec
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"Of course people will stare at your feet and laugh at you," she says.
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We laugh at the idea of the perfect woman having something important to say.
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As always, let's try and laugh at these IG accounts for a few minutes.
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"If I said these things in Germany they would laugh at me," the official jokes.
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"She could laugh at herself and she had a great selection of friends," Watson says.
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I imagine developers who've crunched at work doing a little snort-laugh at Wario's antics.
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Like, you tell a joke that you know one of the Gems will laugh at.
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"We really weren't sure if people would laugh at what we were doing," said Defendini.
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Have you ever noticed that you can't be angry and laugh at the same time?
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So thanks, boyfriends of Twitter, for giving us all a good laugh at your expense.
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Just because I laugh at a dark joke it doesn´t mean I condone racism.
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Despite their clashes during the debate, both candidates shared a laugh at the Republicans' expense.
|
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"I don't get why I'm so passive with Kourtney — I laugh at Kourtney," she said.
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I laugh at him, and then turn on The Great British Baking Show's holiday special!
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I want to laugh at this assertion, but unfortunately, it rings pretty true for me.
|
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And Richards, at least, seems able to laugh at the hard times now and again.
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We laugh at it like, "Oh, that was so long ago," but it really wasn't.
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We talk about the performance, gossip, and laugh at a few of the night's mishaps.
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Our only potential solace would be the opportunity to laugh at Bushy's bad dance moves.
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We buy each other drinks; have a laugh at the pub; help each other etc.
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Research suggests that people who are able to laugh at themselves are generally more cheerful.
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They used to make fun of me and laugh at me because I was different.
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And if I can laugh at it, I think everyone else should be able to.
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So when I do get these death threats or messages, I just laugh at them.
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Find someone to whom life was once cruel and laugh at all of their jokes!
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He grumbled to some news organizations and everyone had a good laugh at the story.
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That fear is likely one reason so many feel they need to laugh at Trump.
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The song shows the singer getting the last laugh at people who've done her wrong.
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"I know that you guys kind of laugh at us, but we're winning," Milloy said.
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Even Hillary Clinton, Mr. Johnson's Democratic opponent, had a laugh at his expense on Thursday.
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On Wednesday, the German government did not find much to laugh at in the matter.
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Before you laugh at me, it's actually totally normal to see faces in inanimate objects.
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There was a premium on being able to make everyone laugh at the dinner table.
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I ask whether his countrymen are angry with Trump, or whether they laugh at him.
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If you're a fan of either game, you'll have a good laugh at this short.
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I wanted to make him laugh at first, I meant it almost as a joke.
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"That's fine," Schwarber said, stifling at laugh at the notion that this might concern him.
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"If you are a grunt and can't laugh at this stuff, you'd go crazy," Gen.
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Yes, it's ridiculous but it's gripping, heartfelt, and far too intense to really laugh at.
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They laugh at our pain & deny our oppression, while stealin our culture for money. #Evil.
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And I can laugh at myself when friends tease me about my interesting sentence structure.
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Just breathing this air made you want to cry and laugh at the same time.
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"This will not be pretty, but feel free to laugh at our attempt," O'Brien tweeted.
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Touch their arm, laugh at their jokes, text them — scope out if they're into you.
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While people online laugh at the story, Saravia seems genuinely confused by the negative responses.
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Presidents can either laugh at the strangeness of their circumstances or be consumed by them.
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I always loved making people laugh at school and was funny on the debate team.
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We are in a semi-delirious state of hysteria and laugh at every restaurant name.
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But what he was doing was he was making us laugh at our own death.
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I dare you not to laugh at the way Moira orders an orange pekoe tea.
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His willingness to laugh at everything develops into taking sadistic pleasure in humiliating his wife.
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Many of them laugh at the wall, mentioning the unparalleled tunnel architecture of Mexican smugglers.
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"We're never quite sure if people are having a laugh at our expense," Gibbons said.
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The police laugh at Janina's theory, but her neighbors, returning with the warm weather, don't.
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These days, it appears that he can laugh at himself, and that's hard to believe.
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For all there is to point and laugh at, it's not a waste of time.
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"I did have one where the guy noticeably did not laugh at all," she said.
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" Eighty-five years later, Munger is still an avid reader: "My children laugh at me.
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I would laugh at this clumsiness, but Vox has entered the Congress with 24 seats.
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And in a way I am because my coping mechanism is to laugh at something.
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We laugh at the suddenness of it, the mix of elegant skill and brute force.
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It's definitely easy to laugh at, even if it means inadvertently laughing with it, too.
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In case you can't already guess what happened, watch the video below: Unsurprisingly, plenty of people have taken the moment to laugh at Tolbertson for her yoga fail, but she's not too torn up about it and is able to laugh at herself, too.
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It's sort of like 'If I can laugh at it then it can't get to me.
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All I can do is laugh at the stuff that people take off and run with.
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Yes, comedies help you laugh at life and laughter feeds your soul (or something like that).
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Later, Henderson and Cavallari, 32, can't help but laugh at the imaginary boyfriend Cutler conjured up.
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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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The other kids were encouraged to laugh at them, to point at them, to shame them.
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Now, we can expect to laugh at least once per episode, amid the gasps and cringes.
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I can laugh at anything, but some people can be really offended by what I say.
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These comedians believe that by encouraging people to laugh at ISIS, it undermines the group's power.
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The camera doesn't leer or laugh at Eliza, or frame her self-pleasure as something forbidden.
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Back then, it was funny to laugh at the speculation about a ridiculous satire coming true.
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But Cuphead's out now, and we can all now laugh at how easy it is, right?
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"I'm going to point and laugh at everybody who doesn't do the same — publicly," said Levy.
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Or, take it to an Apple Store, and ask them nicely not to laugh at you.
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And some people, the smart people or the people that know me didn't laugh at all.
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Finding moments to laugh at a situation obviously within the context of respect for the situation.
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First, we couldn't help but laugh at the reactions people had to Apple's new wireless AirPods.
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In 1985, America was ready to laugh—needed to laugh—at the threat of nuclear war.
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My biggest fear is [that] the next generation will simply consume and laugh at these accounts.
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I used to laugh at people and their "healing thoughts" — until they were directed towards me.
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We have to laugh at it, or make light of it, because what else is there?
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While we can all laugh at cultural fads, we should be thankful that antitrust laws endure.
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And the plot is so preposterous that you kind of have to laugh at certain turns.
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She has unnaturally light hair, piercing eyes, and a mellifluous laugh at such a young age.
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Rochko had to laugh at some of the domain names popping up on the instance list.
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Do the Patriots laugh at the Giants because they barely lost two Super Bowls to them?
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Is it problematic to laugh at something that involves a hit to the head in football?
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The parts in life that aren't funny are the parts we need to laugh at most.
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Wiener is the every-preteen; we are her and so we laugh at her unrelenting misfortune.
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If you come online just to laugh at things I dont know what to tell you.
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In most situations I try not to laugh at others getting hurt because it is rude.
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When it comes to getting through the darkness, the ability to laugh at it is powerful.
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I've always loved being a fish out of water and having the locals laugh at me.
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Unlike traditional cemeteries that meet death with solemnity, the Merry Cemetery chooses to laugh at death.
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But even as a mockery, are we no longer allowed to laugh at ourselves and others?
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While this press frenzy can be amusing, the wider societal implications are nothing to laugh at.
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This is an app that will actually laugh at you if you're caught in the rain.
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"I really thought people would laugh at it and forget it was a thing," he said.
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He said he could not straighten his arm, and teammates would laugh at his bullpen sessions.
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"If I went into any bank in Oklahoma, they would just laugh at me," Mike said.
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"I've been doing this so long I literally laugh at the things people say," she says.
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It's fun to laugh at the bad writing here, but after a while it becomes sobering.
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It all looks messy from the outside right now and we can all laugh at it.
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Can we not, collectively, do better than just sharing a quick laugh at this man's expense?
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People still laugh at its slapstick collisions and abusive gags, but the humor has gone stale.
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"To be honest, you can't not laugh at the shit that happens on Tinder," Lillian says.
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"Men are afraid that women will laugh at them," Margaret Atwood is widely credited with saying.
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And we only want to laugh at people we trust, not these new [expletive] coming in.
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And yet these protagonists are unable to laugh at themselves, or mine their tragedies for humor.
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"I'm sure I wasn't the only nonpaying customer," he said with a laugh at the time.
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We want people to scream, and then laugh at how silly they are that they screamed.
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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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People laugh at that, but they just don't see how odd and rare his stuff is.
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Like an irreverent Greek chorus, they laugh at human pretensions and encourage people to feel nothing.
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Or, more importantly, received as false by the people who hear it -- and laugh at it.
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I said to the professor, 'Don't laugh at me, but I'd like to do extraterrestrial mining.
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And some people, the smart people or the people that know me, didn't laugh at all.
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For all there is to point and laugh at, the movie isn't a waste of time.
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" I go, "No, I laugh at funny shit, but that isn't funny, that was super hostile.
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"How beautiful you look, Jennifer!" she exclaims, while I laugh at how weird the world looks.
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You get used to the jokes you know to laugh at, if that makes any sense?
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This is the first laugh at the expense of a "meaningful" lifestyle but not the last.
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As Gizmodo has pointed out before, though, these joke articles get harder to laugh at every year.
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I still laugh at the fact that I live somewhere without sidewalks and with a lamppost outside.
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It gave them permission to laugh at the things they no doubt thought from time to time.
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Perhaps it's this ability to look around laugh at each other that makes the Beckham's marriage work.
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They didn't want to laugh at me openly, but I knew they kind of felt like it.
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Bindi Irwin can only laugh at the rumors that her mom Terri is dating actor Russell Crowe.
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And no, this is not accomplishing the assumed goal of conveying that he can laugh at himself.
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As you've noticed, I have a wry and intelligent humor, but aren't afraid to laugh at self.
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If this was my cat I would laugh at it everyday as much as I loved it.
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If you can't laugh at yourself during sex, you're already setting yourself up for a challenging time.
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I want to make people think and I want to make people laugh at the same time.
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But now when he tries to warn young men off mining, he says they laugh at him.
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As far as it not being a game, that's irrelevant to whether we should laugh at it.
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He posted his explanation, which at times got emotional, but was also able to laugh at himself.
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But when I laugh at The New Colossus, I don't know where I am supposed to go.
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I'm also prepared to look back and laugh at 2016 photos of myself as the technology matures.
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"You have to laugh at him and joke along and say: 'Hey, this is what I did.'"
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I feel like I would totally laugh at my answer if I'd heard it in my 20s.
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Today, most of us don't think twice about the name Uranus, other than to laugh at it.
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I looked over at the Omron reps who, to their credit, managed not to laugh at me.
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If you laugh at other people's pain, you might get a bad reputation, and not have friends.
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But I tried to paint these bigger-than-life crazy cartoons, to make them laugh at it.
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Stan explains to Pekah that, contrary to the old saying, God does not laugh at your plans.
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President Trump's inability to laugh at himself only underscores the accusation that his skin is very thin.
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When you're authentic you do not take yourself too seriously and are able to laugh at yourself.
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He possesses both the experience and demeanor of "the everyman" to simply laugh at Donald Trump's shenanigans.
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The two support each other, laugh at each other, and most importantly, play tricks on each other.
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And you know, we can laugh at each other's jokes and go dancing and develop new ideas.
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I won't laugh at lazy or shallow jokes—no matter whether they are about Tourette's or not.
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But a room needs to have one piece of kitsch or whimsy that you can laugh at.
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After all, nothing makes you look smarter or more secure than being able to laugh at yourself.
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" And: "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
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I drink what might be my first cup of water for the day and laugh at myself.
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Are we having a laugh at these gullible visitors by encouraging them to participate in this 'tradition?
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Obviously, you're free to laugh at a brand's April Fools' Day joke if you need a laugh.
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Guys who'd laugh at us, we tried a get a job at their banks, their firms, whatever.
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In the booth, there was no time to follow the plot or laugh at the sight gags.
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" And, "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
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"Representatives of the government agencies just laugh at us," said Lubov Zvonik, 60, a retired store manager.
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So go ahead, ignore us "deplorables" And laugh at his scandals, his stupidity, his immorality, his hair.
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"He used to boast about being a spy, and we would all laugh at him," she said.
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While people joke about Winnipeg's winters, the city is strong enough that it can laugh at itself.
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So, while you laugh at their demented antics, you find yourself watching them with a special tenderness.
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In October, Armstrong tweeted that despite the still's context, it was OK to laugh at the meme.
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First, his lack of vanity: expressed by his ability to laugh at himself and his slapstick appearance.
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Amazon offered a similar explanation in March after several users reported hearing Alexa laugh at random times.
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From that perch he would bid America to look in the mirror, and to laugh at itself.
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"I know people laugh at me but I cried" watching the building come down, Mr. Wolkoff said.
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There are people that know me, like Carl Icahn and many others, that didn't laugh at all.
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They laugh at slapstick comedy and funny faces, and they cheer when good people do good things.
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They laugh at the suggestion that progress was made by giving Saudi women the right to drive.
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Don't laugh at that sentence; please understand many in the national media desperately cling to that delusion.
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But since it's all based on some dumb dick jokes, it's easier to laugh at the idiocy.
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No no, it's a terrible habit, I laugh at my own jokes, even with the terrible ones.
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It's a very strange club we belong to, but despite the circumstances that have thrown us together, we draw strength from each other, hold each other up when one of us is down, and laugh at things only people in the same shoes are allowed to laugh at.
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Nearby, Sam Moody took a break from anchor duty to laugh at the feed on a live monitor.
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If it were, it might be a little harder to laugh at some of his coworkers' pinky jokes.
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America took a small break from holding its breath Tuesday night to laugh at a man falling down.
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We laugh at "The Righteous Gemstones" because it's absurd -- just like the state of evangelical Christianity in America.
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She's not afraid to laugh at herself now and then, but she also wants to be taken seriously.
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"I thought people would laugh at me and look at me like I didn't belong there," he said.
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Upon unboxing the Powerbeats Pro, you'll have to stifle a laugh at the size of their carrying case.
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When we told people we were starting a food company using bugs they would laugh at the idea.
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That's what's so great: If I do make a mistake, I'm always the one to laugh at it.
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First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then they invest in you.
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So when she had a fashion mishap at the Emmys, she wasn't afraid to laugh at herself afterward.
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The two laugh at their son's small prize, but his mother notes Jordan's initial enthusiasm for the sport.
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"People laugh at all the nonsense the mullahs are telling them," says Darioush Bayandor, a former Iranian diplomat.
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Later, we will all laugh at the same joke at the end of this very very long day.
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You may laugh at fan fiction, but original written work has helped sustain voracious fan communities for decades.
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"It's about time people laugh at some of the s— I've gone through in my life," she says.
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"Think it's just nice it's giving people a good story to laugh at," Lobree told CBS News 13.
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Trust me, I'd be the first to laugh at someone who claimed a cleanser could do all that.
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Leave cute comments on some of their oldest posts to try and get them to laugh at themselves.
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" Of course, while trying not to laugh at his presumption, I immediately said, "No, they are native here.
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KSHMR, real name Niles Hollowell-Dhar, now looks back with a laugh at what started his music career.
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The dual pods are nothing to laugh at and they'll get you exactly where you need to go.
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You may laugh at the idea, but we are not talking about creating an "Uber for buses" here.
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"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win," it read.
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He hates that I am friends with Johnny and that I laugh at Johnny's jokes instead of Marie's.
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It just wants you to laugh at a clown, and hopefully see a little of yourself in him.
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In the end, Trump finally posted a follow-up message that appeared to laugh at his own mistake.
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It's just very intense how someone can be doing what he's doing and laugh at the same time.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - It's not every day Turkish comedy fans get to laugh at a descendant of the sultan.
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I am secure enough not to take it all that seriously, and I like to laugh at myself.
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I would call the director [Stéphanie Di Giusto] crying and she'd laugh at me, like, 'Are you crazy?
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On Twitter and in interviews, she comes across as grounded, self-aware, and able to laugh at herself.
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Two, Trump could learn to laugh at himself and understand that late-night comedians have long mocked Presidents.
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Gray Matter IT is easy to laugh at the proverbial "black friend" invoked to neutralize charges of racism.
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Russian President Putin and Saudi Crown Prince bin Salman embrace and laugh at the G20 in Argentina. pic.twitter.
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" I am reminded of this poignant Margaret Atwood quotation: "Men are afraid that women will laugh at them.
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Yesterday, you didn't just laugh at Prince George; you laughed at every little boy who loves to dance.
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We're meant to laugh at her deluded self-image – this girl, with this body, entering a bikini contest?
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We eat Frankenfood, track Frankenstorms, laugh at a cartoon Frankenstein monster scaring the daylights out of Scooby-Doo.
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But you laugh at them, when they're goose-stepping down the street, and it takes away their power.
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You could laugh at it from afar, but it was also so accurate, if in a heightened way.
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In Lady Dynamite, people with mental illness want to laugh; at themselves, at their experiences, at their mistakes.
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Look at the first mobile phone, the Zach Morris phone, we laugh at that immediately because it's funny.
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According to Lewis, dicks are "funny-looking things," though viewers also laugh at them for more complicated reasons.
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"You laugh at something that scares you," Lou Grant (Ed Asner) tells his staff earlier in the episode.
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We are human, and not everything is picture-perfect, and to laugh at yourself a little is key.
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We laugh at big noses or flat noses, at vulgarity and buffoonery, at politics antithetical to our own.
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"I was just trying to make someone laugh at stupid comic," he told Vox in a phone interview.
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Now that I look back on this I laugh at how I thought spinning water would eat me.
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If the app is shut down though, is that really something to laugh at or be proud of?
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If you somehow made it back, they'd laugh at you: 'Who's this guy, trying to ride with us?
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He created a rabbit out of a squeegee and a towel and made me laugh at its antics.
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Deadpool represented something different and lighter — something that was still plenty violent, but that people could laugh at.
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When I bring you a copy of Jonesy, I think we could probably laugh at monkey videos together.
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"Some people may laugh at [the idea of nurturing] happiness, thinking it is silly and fluffy," Roumi added.
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We look at some of the entertaining ones, we laugh at them, but we just let it happen.
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The young stand-ups performing on this stage would like you to laugh at your fears (and theirs).
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I still laugh at the fact that we are playing these world-class festivals and selling out venues.
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"I think this week everybody is yearning for something that we can all laugh at together," she said.
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"For a while, those lyrics were second nature and I would just laugh at them," Ms. Furió said.
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Laughing, he explained that, during the first preview, the line had got a laugh at the wrong time.
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She can laugh at herself and brag about herself at exactly the same moment; she's hardheaded and bawdy.
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"It just ended up being some weird slapstick humor that only a 10-year-old would laugh at."
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We laugh at memes in them, we fix our makeup in them, and text our friends from them.
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But then, if you can't laugh at the things you've had to endure, you might never stop crying.
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Johnson and Macron appear to laugh at the reference, though their responses cannot be heard in the video.
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President, you shouldn't be in a place where people are going to laugh at you behind your back.
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I think that we're seeing those days where even guys like The Rock -- you may laugh at that.
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The audience is supposed to laugh at him for his own small-mindedness and insecurity over his sexuality.
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Stelter cataloged her missteps: Lauer didn't laugh at her jokes; she stepped on Lauer's toes; they never clicked.
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Not many people are willing to laugh at themselves, because everyone seems to think they are worth more.
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While Douglas's kitschy creations make us giggle, they also invite us to pause and laugh at ourselves, too.
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I try not to laugh at people because we give them two hours to do something experts do.
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This one seemed just ridiculous enough for me to partake in and laugh at myself a little bit.
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These people who went to the parade are endurance ice bears who laugh at your complaints about ~family drama~.
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"We laugh at what was written on previous years, particularly when they were younger," said Guess, of Paducah, Kentucky.
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It may be hard for us; and among ourselves we may perhaps laugh at the appearance we thus present.
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The 570GT may not match the raw numbers of the 650S, but the specs are nothing to laugh at.
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The 29GT may not match the raw numbers of the 20S, but the specs are nothing to laugh at.
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"We're the same age, have the same kind of personality and we laugh at the same things," Hanton said.
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If you can't laugh at yourself and be with others in laughter, you really cannot create meaningful social change.
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"My throw is terrible and Sunny would laugh at me, which was endearing," the Oscar winner told USA Today.
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Conspiracies is perfect for the kind of person who would laugh at a very dedicated Hitler reenactor's crooked mustache.
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I have my customers and my husband has his, and he doesn't mind having a laugh at my expense.
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Last August, Scottish Twitter had a laugh at Mountain Dew's expense after it accidentally told everyone to jerk off.
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The impulse for these self-taught experts to laugh at rubes in mycology groups on Facebook is somewhat understandable.
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Viewers may laugh at the moment when Bannon learns that Morris voted for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 primary.
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People call that grip life-changing, which I still laugh at, but I remember first hearing that years ago.
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Rather than encourage younger generations to laugh at the elderly, we should be encouraging them to have some compassion.
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Everyone was trying it out, then posting pictures of really demented cats to Twitter for others to laugh at.
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"Another turtle, Mike?" she'd ask, and my brothers and I would laugh at them while they bickered over it.
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However, they did laugh at Brad Pitt's joke about Harry leaving the UK at the BAFTAs earlier in January.
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Rather than call on us to merely laugh at its characters, Levy's show wants us to feel for them.
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It's a distillation of what his videos had become: an impossible overcoming, a laugh at the fires of hell.
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Rachel may be a terrible cross-country skier, but at least the girl knows how to laugh at herself.
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I find it interesting, but my husband is disturbed by it and I can't help but laugh at him.
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Over the last decade, no one has been better at making us laugh at Joe Biden than the Onion.
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Honestly man, I was tone-deaf when I was younger but it's good to laugh at how I started.
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" In the post, one user commented, "Dang JVN needs to lighten up lately and learn to laugh at himself!
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But if a penis-shaped map is funny, then by god, we can laugh at a giant vagina, too.
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They not only laugh at the victim, pranks create a victim for the sole purpose of laughing at them.
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There were times when I'd call him and he would kind of laugh at what I had to say.
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"We can laugh at it at this point, but it was no laughing matter at the time," says Crutchfield.
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I totally get that Paul Ryan isn't going full Nazi, but ffs, let us laugh at the fucking optics.
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But what you do by doing that, is by doing that preamble you allow people to laugh at it.
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"People say your dreams are crazy, if they laugh at what you think you can do, good," says Kaepernick.
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New York falls within that second legal tier, and Twitter is having a good laugh at Eric Trump's gaffe.
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And it's true: Twitter can be a fun place to hang out and find silly tweets to laugh at.
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I get up on stage and sing songs and tell stories like this one and I laugh at them.
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I couldn't help but laugh at the face he makes when he sees Jughead put his arm around Betty.
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Although people laugh at the theatrics of it, more people watch the opening ceremony than the men's hundred meters.
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I laugh at the incongruous size of him, sticking to his stomach and escaping from the springing hair below.
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It's one thing to laugh at an 11-minute video, it's far less enjoyable during a several-hour stream.
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Many trans women have body types similar to these players that, in a dress, people laugh at—or worse.
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When I came here for the first time I had an Afro, and Puerto Ricans would laugh at me.
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Sure, we usually laugh at their grotesque images, so different from those reliable reflections found above the bathroom sink.
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They riff on self-importance, make fun of Rembrandt, laugh at climate change because it is all too real.
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Instead, we find plenty to laugh at in her all-too-familiar search for love, friendship, and YouTube fame.
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I feel like people laugh at other people because they think the thought of other people suffering is funny.
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Perhaps Cubanos see Trump as a kindred spirit, a jodedor who is having a laugh at the Democrats' expense.
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People laugh at this, but ultimately, we are all storytellers and we get our stories from our life experiences.
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John Aravosis, AmericaBlog Editor tweeted: Trump and (white) supporters laugh at Don King's use of the N-word. pic.twitter.
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Instead of falling on one side of the spectrum, however, The Onion wanted to help viewers laugh at both.
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" "Well, I was US attorney and assistant to the US attorney for too many years to laugh at Mrs.
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But if we can't laugh at ourselves a little bit in Silicon Valley, we're all taking ourselves too seriously.
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Lorman's trying to get them to recognize when they marginalize women, intentionally or not, and then laugh at themselves.
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I've had people abuse me to my face, while others just stare or laugh at me behind my back.
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I laugh at Alan and Dewey, at my wobbly legs, barely strong enough to push down on the pedals.
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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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Resist the urge to chide others or throw verbal zingers to get a laugh at someone else's expense.3.
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They were nothing to laugh at -- even if you were riding in what looked like a giant clown car.
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She was warm, witty and quick to laugh at the jokes audience members made at President Donald Trump's expense.
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But you'd live a little happier through these moments if you could also get yourself to laugh at them.
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Another Twitter user reported being startled by Alexa's laugh, at first thinking there was a child in the room.
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There is a saying that, flood can take you into danger; as well, it makes you laugh at first.
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" The original Times review of "Priscilla" applauds how willing the film's cross-dressing characters are to "laugh at themselves.
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Those of us who understand our own complexities and nuances, and can laugh at the book's exaggerations of them?
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"As soon as I'm told not to laugh at something, then it immediately becomes hysterically funny," Mr. Palin said.
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"When people laugh at us, we laugh with them; we know it's funny," Smokepurpp said before the Seattle show.
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He's described as "eccentric," people laugh at him, and his whole campaign is seen as something of a joke.
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He knew more than most his own flaws, his blind spots, and he knew how to laugh at himself.
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I can look back and laugh at some of the decisions I made, or how seriously I took myself.
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How hard you'll laugh at these stories will depend on whether you find things like colitis and diarrhea funny.
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According to Babble, parents in the US are more likely to laugh at themselves than those in the UK.
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CHICAGO — When you win the World Series for the first time in 108 years, you can laugh at yourself.
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"Welcome to Lebanon High School, where smiles are fake and suicide prevention is something to laugh at," she begins.
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So when you ask the Education Ministry 'What's your core function and who's your client?' they laugh at you.
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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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No one wants to talk to the people they disagree with, and people laugh at the idea of compromise.
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But the people in the room, including our boss, laugh at my jokes and seem to like my stories.
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Despite its reach and influence, Netflix failed to defend everyone's right to laugh at the powerful and their lies.
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It would be easy to dismiss — even laugh at — politicians so resolutely determined to shoot themselves in the foot.
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The world is full of so many awful things that all you can really do is laugh at it.
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You can laugh at him, or you can take him seriously, but it all results in the same thing.
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Some people you don't understand their humor, but you still laugh at their jokes because they want you to.
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She's a lot of fun to be around, and unlike a lot of celebrities, can really laugh at herself.
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It's easy to laugh at the absurdity of the views expressed by female privilege believers, but we should be alarmed.
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You spend half an hour inflating a conflict balloon only to pop it with a cathartic laugh at the end.
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Bell reacted to the surprise by bursting into tears out of sheer happiness, prompting Shepard to laugh at her outburst.
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As the old saying goes, first they laugh at you, then they retweet you, then they adopt your slogan, etc.
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Sea otters crush tough prey with rocks on their own bellies and laugh at the spiky defenses of sea urchins.
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The whole idea made me laugh at its extreme pettiness, but ended up perfectly representing the process of moving on.
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" Sundquist started making single-leg costumes in 2010, just "as a way to make my friends laugh at Halloween parties.
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"Just made Taylor Swift laugh at @Target and my life is complete," wrote Turner, who snapped photos with the superstar.
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Still, Caffrey can't help but laugh at the idea of being roommates with Staub and her new fiancé Oliver Maier.
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Second, he used humor to disarm the problem, finding that Americans tend to forgive those who can laugh at themselves.
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We laugh at how old and tired we are and how different we are now that we have a kid.
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The movie holds fans in a bizarre state of anticipation, desperate for the chance to laugh at something very silly.
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So who actually said "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win"?
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Comedy is used as a weapon throughout the film, almost daring us to laugh at this blackest of romantic comedies.
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If you ask budget wonks how to pay for a tax cut like that, they basically just laugh at you.
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For years, movies and shows like "Family Guy" have been encouraging us to laugh at pain and, yes, sometimes disability.
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She's not the person who's going to laugh at a little boy, and she doesn't participate in the crowd reaction.
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If nothing else, the upcoming film is an excuse to laugh at the absolute hilarity that is Rebel Wilson's character.
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Everyone might not be willing to laugh at the same time, but it doesn't mean that there isn't a joke.
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And Jenna has it and it's the thing that makes her laugh at herself when she spills coffee on herself.
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There are moments that are ridiculous, and they're funny, and it's impossible not to laugh at the absurdity of it.
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In fact, we often make him say things using it, and he gets very upset when we laugh at him.
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I make fun of myself more than my friends do, and we sometimes have a good laugh at my expense.
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"If you laugh at them when they're goose-stepping down the street, then it takes away their power," he said.
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And if you asked any woman on the street, she'd probably laugh at the thought of her own beauty evolution.
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Europeans may laugh at Thailand's lèse-majesté laws—a Thai was recently prosecuted for being sarcastic about the king's dog.
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The AKP says this proves the irregularities, but Imamoglu said on Saturday that the people could "only laugh at this".
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To add insult to comedy injury, Kevin Hart's stand-up special, Laugh at My Pain, is also flying the coop.
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Today, I understand that we weren't just laughing in the good-natured way that teenage boys laugh at each other.
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The Democratic Party of today would laugh at a moderate like JFK, because it prefers the socialist policies of Sen.
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" The ultimate goal is to "dehumanize the enemy, to the point where people are ready to laugh at their deaths.
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"People take your picture, they share it with their friends, they get drunk together and laugh at you!" he shouted.
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Starter packs are a popular format in these industry accounts as a way to laugh at stereotypes from inside finance.
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Together Britain and Canada can laugh at the crudeness of us Americans, a favorite shared pastime and an understandable one.
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This movie isn't afraid of a laugh at its own expense, though the knowing humor is more affectionate than biting.
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However, if we, like Chrissy, can find a way to laugh at ourselves and the situation, we're much better off.
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She hadn't sinned, not really, because she hadn't wanted to do anything with that penis except laugh at its absurdity.
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I liked the fact that there is this other thing that you can laugh at it because it isn't real.
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In our smug, infinite, 21st-century wisdom, we love to look back and laugh at the phenomenon known as Y2K.
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I don't think I'm using the camera to do anything other than make you laugh at how improbable it is.
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They did not tell the story to laugh at the immigrant; they told it because they felt the same way.
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In stark personal terms, she reveals her own gender and sexual trauma, and doesn't invite people to laugh at it.
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But I think it's her attitude, including her ability to laugh at herself, that has helped her achieve centenarian status.
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He knew more than most his own flaws and his blind spots, and he knew how to laugh at himself.
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Do you think part of accepting failure and starting over is being able to laugh at yourself in the process?
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Laugh at life as a shit show, instead of pretending it's just about meritocracy and that fastidious protestant work ethic.
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When we laugh at his death, perhaps we are laughing at our own futility, in the face of random destruction.
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Twenty years since Resident Evil debuted, and it's still fun to laugh at its goofy dialogue and cheap voice work.
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Even as we laugh at the video, we have to perform this kind of back-of-the-envelope cognitive mapping.
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"He's a good barometer of a society that has come of age and can now laugh at itself," she said.
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"I used to really laugh at everyone who was stuck in traffic, driving to the studios in Burbank," he said.
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Unlike some other observers, Mr. Kaufman finds it more difficult to laugh at the plight of these potentially drunken creatures.
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They make a remark and laugh at his expense in a kidding fashion, but I know it bothers my husband.
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All I could do was look down at my pizza and laugh at our stellar choice of late-night snacks.
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Do you think that you are able to understand the pain associated with tragic events and still laugh at them?
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Putin probably doesn't know whether to laugh at what he has done to our country or to cry in joy.
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Unless you laugh at fossils, I have no idea why you should buy a ticket to gawk at this dinosaur.
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If you're the kind of person who can laugh at slapstick murder vignettes, a lot of Spree works very well.
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Through teenage comedy that I laugh at with them, before reminding them not to make said jokes in certain settings.
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You can laugh at the archaism of the dialogue, if you wish, though I happen to like its sturdy lyricism.
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I complain about their seemingly nonsensical purchases and laugh at how they were probably swayed by ads or persuasive salespeople.
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If you can laugh at it a little bit, it helps, especially if you've got your friends along with you.
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The next best thing, at least in the gift department, is to laugh at it all—or celebrate it, even.
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He was the first to laugh at himself and never met a stranger who wasn't just a friend in the making.
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Some of them are real groaners, but in true dad joke fashion, it's hard not to laugh at some of them.
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" Luke responded again, explaining, "There is a difference between eating with sinners who laugh and sinners who laugh at their sin.
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But how can any liberal lecture about the decline of our civic discourse and laugh at Bee throwing the C-word?
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While Wall Street may laugh at the concept of mindfulness, it was clear that this was exactly what Lululemon customers craved.
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The students laugh at Little Jordan for her natural hairstyle and even place straws in her hair when she isn't looking.
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Please work out a way to pay Maureen to do this daily just so we all have something to laugh at.
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And despite the media&aposs best efforts to trash then-candidate Trump, laugh at his agenda, he energized the American people.
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I became the chill, docile, hardworking woman he wanted, one who would roll her eyes and laugh at his sexual advances.
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You felt pain for his subjects—you couldn't laugh at them the way you could at Prince's gay, cancer-hawking cowboys.
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Should anyone be offended, you can laugh at their foolishness: You got to indulge in garlicky heaven, and they have not!
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These things are private moments for friends and family to laugh at, but not for the world to judge and ridicule.
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Fisher's work humanizes a popular culture obsessed with celebrity, and helps readers laugh at the absurdity of contemporary society and relationships.
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Essentially we are just three mates who get around the kitchen table and laugh at this book that my dad wrote.
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Don't take yourself too seriously, learn to laugh at yourself and try to find the humor in all situations, advised Gelb.
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"So for now, laugh at the confusion, smile through the tears, and keep reminding yourself that everything happens for a reason."
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We all had a big St. Patty's Day laugh at the "Irish proverb" Trump publicly claimed as his favorite on Thursday.
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He can't help but to laugh at the deadpan faces of his friends, posing around the guy in the garbage can.
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But we are all going to laugh at you now because we're all jealous haterz and other people's pain is fun.
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As for that gym visit with world number one Johnson, Koepka had to laugh at the disparity in the players' profile.
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She's got a great sense of humor and has enough confidence that she can laugh at herself every once and awhile.
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Actually, saying that out loud makes him sound sorta terrifying, but luckily he's also got silly hair you can laugh at.
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Many stories about Melania Trump use her to understand her husband, to laugh at his taste and recoil at his sexism.
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You can laugh at them but you totally understand why all the parties are so nervous about it and why Mrs.
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Once that stimulus is gone, though, the tweets linger, like a too-loud laugh at a joke no one else heard.
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Not because the game invites you to laugh at Chris, but because you remember the days of taking play that seriously.
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Speaking to People Magazine for their World's Most Beautiful issue, the former first daughter acknowledged that people laugh at the idea.
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A woman named Stephanie (Aparna Nancherla) takes wrestling at its most literal and doesn't laugh at Dev's passable "Samosa Joe" pun.
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"It doesn't set appropriate boundaries, clearly it isn't appropriate, but if it's on TV it's something to laugh at," he says.
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If you can't laugh at a rideshare scooter being lit on fire at a house party, that's a problem with you.
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Gorsuch appeared chummy with Sotomayor throughout the day's arguments, sharing a laugh at the start and end of the first case.
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"Well, you can't laugh at people for thinking you're a white segregationist anymore when you have literally become a white segregationist."
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So for now, laugh at the confusion, smile through the tears, and keep reminding yourself that everything happens for a reason.
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If you laugh at how older people use computers, this 81-year-old from Japan is going to set you straight.
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Because if there was ever a time we need to laugh at and with one another with respect, it is now.
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He notes that 28 million boomers are expected to develop Alzheimer's or some other form of dementia — nothing to laugh at.
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Laugh at that detail now — you won't when the sun is blinding you at 75 miles an hour on a curve.
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The humor in "Mommy, Pick Me Up" allows children to laugh at their own behavior — to step back and acknowledge it.
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The claim prompted the Finns -- whose forests are protected from fires by a colder, wetter climate -- to mercilessly laugh at Trump.
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Hawking was a "rare genius," according to The Guardian; "a genius who could laugh at himself," according to The Daily Beast.
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A man in Ireland got the last laugh at his funeral by pranking mourners with a message from beyond the grave.
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It's not nice to laugh at other people, but we do so all the time, even if only in mental privacy.
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"Needing a prompt from his mother got him his first laugh at age 4, and he was hooked," Ms. Koeppe said.
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In conversations with friends, Steele said he hoped that in five years he'd look back and laugh at the whole experience.
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Instead, Fleck says his uncontrollable and unnerving laughter are caused by a neurological condition that makes him laugh at inappropriate times.
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For years we've been forced to just smile and take it, be a 'team player', and laugh at our own expense.
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For years we've been forced to just smile and take it, be a "team player", and laugh at our own expense.
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Everyone got a good laugh at the Nobel Prize winner, who was grateful to accept an apology that was never made.
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The fear can only be calmed by validation, by accumulating visible markers of success until no one can laugh at you.
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"I'll probably laugh at myself" when the episode airs, Walsh told CNN, adding that he is a fan of Baron Cohen.
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And we would just laugh at it because we're like, you're saying email is dead, but you're emailing that to us.
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But Post, who was a passenger in one of the cars, couldn't help but laugh at his weeks of bad luck.
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I thought they'd laugh at my flapping upper arms and my wrinkly neck, even though many of them admire Nora Ephron.
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Friends and family laugh at it because they know my personality—they're not exactly surprised that I went through with it.
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There are punchlines in these episodes that don't land because the audience seems scared to laugh at how raw they are.
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With him, I realized that he was waiting for me to laugh at his jokes and see if we got on.
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But she seems at times to emerge into a caricature of quirk, a figure of fun for us to laugh at.
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For millennia, very smart people struggled with determining why we do a dumb thing like laugh at memes of grumpy cats.
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Senator Bob Corker, the retiring Republican from Tennessee, couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of the theatrics of it all.
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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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And it's been hard to laugh at Mr. Trump since he attained the power of life and death over many Americans.
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Memes have been there for us time and time again, giving us something to laugh at when we needed it most.
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By making light of his situation and being able to laugh at himself, the young man catapulted himself into internet fame.
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"It's OK to laugh at the funny stuff that happens here, but bear in mind the flip side, too," Pittman said.
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It is fashionable and easy to laugh at Brexiteers, even if it is hollow; the laughter of those who have lost.
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I don't like when he takes pictures of me taking photos and sends them to my daughters to laugh at, though.
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They provoke feelings of humiliation: We were once the envy of the world, but now others exploit and laugh at us.
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We watch She's the Man in bed, cuddle and laugh at the movie and try not to focus on everything else.
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But after speaking with Vu, I'd say she probably wants you to laugh at it, because it's really not that serious.
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"They go into the back room and talk to each other and laugh at what they're getting away with," Trump said.
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And sometimes you just need laugh at something dumb to be able get through the grueling months of a presidential campaign.
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We look back and we laugh at ourselves ... The crop, the capris, and all that is going to be laughed about.
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I frequently laugh at things I couldn't possibly explain to another person, so I won't judge anyone for what they like.
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For other artists, the attachment that comedy has to accents is necessarily driven by shame; it's easy to laugh at inferiority.
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As the audience, we can step back from our own prejudices, and fear for or laugh at the figures on stage.
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It's a delicate line to walk to be a feminist who's obsessed with sex who wants you to laugh at her.
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You can never really be sure about anything, so you might as well laugh at as much of it as you can.
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" Cruise couldn&apost help but laugh at his younger self&aposs description of the film&aposs hero, Maverick: "Very sure of himself.
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But he is truly missing out an opportunity to laugh at himself, which might just help elevate his historically low approval ratings.
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"We laugh at things that other people wouldn't joke about - it's our way of surviving very sensitive and difficult issues," he says.
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That's life as a family, and it's more fun if you learn to laugh at it and not take things too seriously.
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When the world goes crazy, sometimes the only thing you can do is laugh at a beautiful man in deep contemplation, shirtless.
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Life was my evil stepsister that would laugh at me, that wouldn't allow me to do anything, that would keep me down.
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A callback, in a way, to those times you could sit around with the whole family and laugh at the same thing.
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Obviously, schools have to take threats seriously, even if it turns out it's just some kids having a laugh at everyone's expense.
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So while some used to laugh at North Korea's boisterous statements, it's doubtful many in Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo are chuckling now.
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What we're doing is a reminder that everything is deeply fucked up, but also showing people a way to laugh at it.
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"Kris and I have a connection and we laugh at stuff that nobody else gets," Coolidge tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Now, she's using the same openness that has made us laugh at past season villains to talk about a heavy subject: adoption.
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So Levine suggests taking a play out of the laughter yoga handbook and making ourselves laugh at everything that stresses us out.
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It's a planet that is alive; it has warmth and energy and it made me cry and laugh at the same time.
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First it was the Penguins trolling the Capitals, and now the Coyotes get a genuine laugh at the expense of the Oilers.
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Those might be practical uses for an internet-connected surfboard, but it's really just a marketing gimmick we can all laugh at.
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You can treat our most basic, primal urges with tremendous gravity and laugh at how silly they are in the same breath.
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Are we supposed to laugh at the clueless shit that Danny says, or are we supposed to find his childlike innocence endearing?
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"I remember auditioning for things and really taking myself very seriously and people would just kind of laugh at me," Mann said.
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We expect Megan Fox to be smarter than the midriff-baring characters she plays, and we laugh at her when she isn't.
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Another snap showed Meghan and Harry sharing a laugh at the Toronto Invictus Games in 2017, their first official public appearance together.
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They are fun to laugh at if you had a better pizza and also fun to mock if you hate commercialized affection.
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There is only one guarantee: Both parties would be likely be willing, and perhaps compelled, to consider measures they'd laugh at today.
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This may be easy for some of us when Donald Trump is speaking—"Even in Israel we laugh at Trump," remarked Ushpiz.
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They will resolver (figure it out) and laugh at their misfortune, keep loving their families, making great art, and loving their land.
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Sometimes circumstances are so strange, so upsetting, and so truly bizarre that if you don't laugh at them, you might just cry.
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I felt so awkward walking in those scenes, and everybody would laugh at my shoes because they would make so much noise.
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He is believed to have told the men, "I can laugh at anything I want," before they almost disemboweled him for it.
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To her credit, rather than laugh at his misfortune, she informed her parents, allowing them to rescue the gentleman from his predicament.
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And with increased intimacy comes the ability to laugh at yourself — even after giving your partner an accidental breastmilk facial during foreplay.
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Harvey — who once posed naked, with only a room service tray, for ESPN The Magazine — cannot seem to laugh at himself anymore.
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When obstacles have been put in front of me, I just get around them and move past them and laugh at them.
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For example, if someone is dealing with a disease or a family crisis, it would not be okay to laugh at that.
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The reason we laugh at those gut-wrenching videos is because our brain does not know how to process what we're watching.
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You are supposed to laugh at Home Depot shoppers who desperately try to tell a man there's a kid on his car.
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At first, Tulathimutte's debut novel seems to have been written solely to make the reader laugh at the characters, not with them.
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There's humor in the juxtaposition of her styling to who she is, but no one can laugh at her: she looks good!
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People often laugh at me when I tell them I'm not a bear, tell me that I'm the textbook definition of one.
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Istanbul's new CHP mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, said on Saturday that the objections were unreasonable and that they could "only laugh at this".
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Sure, I was expecting to laugh at some creepy dudes while taking advantage of high rollers who thought my photo was cute.
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You'll have hours of fun with your friends laughing at the ill-conceived Anthems of strangers, while unseen others laugh at you.
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He says you have to find a way to laugh at what's happening to you—while recognizing this is a serious condition.
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And it's taking a toll on the real clowns, who just want to hear a laugh at the end of their gags.
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"I consider myself a feminist and I think it's important to be able to laugh at yourself," passerby Odile said in Paris.
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For the most part, they make an absurdly comic, at times pitifully narcissistic assembly — you laugh at them and then you cringe.
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After all, if we're going to live in this not-so-brave new world, we may as well laugh at its absurdities.
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Some ascribe to Plato and Aristotle's superiority theory, the idea that we laugh at others' misfortune (this explains America's Funniest Home Videos).
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I could, if I looked inside myself, find the bleak silliness of death and laugh at it, which defanged it, a little.
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President Bush was famously a very warm and gracious man who always understood the power in being able to laugh at yourself.
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They all came to get their size skates, nervous to fall on their bottoms but I couldn't wait to laugh at them.
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The road audiences could believe whatever the hell they wanted to, I just needed them to laugh at me, to like me.
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As he heard himself explaining how it worked, Steve Jobs couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of what he was saying.
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Once the audience got rolling, he introduced Atamanuik, instructing them to give him a big welcome and laugh at everything he said.
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For them, it's easier to jump on the bandwagon of a team that's winning — and laugh at those of us who don't.
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I'll look at it and laugh at it, but at the end of the day, it doesn't seep into my actual life.
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At the panel, Spanberger was enjoying Underwood's riff, able to laugh at whatever congressional dynamics seemed to stop progress in its tracks.
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People in Europe, America and in other places laugh at the same memes, use the same formats, and chase the same likes.
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Yes, children should learn to laugh at themselves, and that type of learning should first occur in the safety of the family.
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But unlike the president (and, for that matter, Mr. Giuliani), Mr. Koch was at least able to laugh at himself on occasion.
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It definitely resembles the film it's based on, which is arguably a comedy, but not exactly the kind that people laugh at.
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DANIEL BERNSTEIN, Sacramento A memorable part of President Obama's legacy will be of a man who knew how to laugh at himself.
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Dylan Barbour couldn't help but laugh at one Bachelor Nation fan who had something to say about his romance with Hannah Godwin.
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Yes, children should learn to laugh at themselves, and that type of learning should first occur in the safety of the family.
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"I find that their intention is mostly to laugh at, and make fun of, the animals," she said in a telephone interview.
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I get that it's stylized so it's easy to laugh at, but when you take a step back, it's not really funny.
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One of the Toy Story 2 blooper reel's "jokes" is difficult to laugh at in light of today's #MeToo-inflected political climate.
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Even when they get into trouble with other dinosaurs, you can't help but but love 'em and laugh at their Jurassic shenanigans.
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KS: I think we should just ... It's interesting, because I do think people don't like to laugh at themselves here as much.
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When my wife and I go to New Zealand, which we're lucky enough to do for two months, people laugh at us.
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Where Neo Yokio asks viewers to laugh at the idle rich, Pink Christmas has carte blanche to violently and irrevocably take them down.
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We settle in and watch Christmas Wedding Planner on Netflix while we drink and snack and laugh at how ridiculous the movie is.
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Follow us here as we cheer the winners, cry over the losers, and laugh at Chris Rock's jokes during this year's Oscars telecast.
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Even if you're the type that reads release notes for software products, we bet you don't often laugh at loud while doing so.
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Things on the show could get rough, but they could end up drunk in the back of a car and laugh at it.
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"I've lost 4 babies and yet somehow I can laugh at the joke and understand it's not [meant] to hurt anyone," one notes.
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Sure, all your friends will probably laugh at your cheapo phone, but you'll definitely score cool points for bringing your own light show.
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If you are using the Pixel's superzoom for anything more than a laugh at how much it looks an oil paint filter… stop.
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It's all the buffoonish guys we were supposed to laugh at elevated to the royal court, and carrying nuclear weapons instead of swords.
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Do you laugh at the notion of 'don't wake up the bear' with regards to players avoiding engaging with you on the ice?
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"In comedy the key is to write jokes that make you laugh, not what you think other people will laugh at," he said.
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And to laugh at my child's distress was so inconsiderate," the Glee alum captioned a photo of little Revel "doing the 'silent scream.
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The wind reverses its course, blowing it in the exact opposite direction — and Javid and Farahan can't help but laugh at the situation.
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The girls were all quick to laugh at their earliest screw ups — and a few that aren't so far in the distant past.
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Sure, it's fun to laugh at this walking, talking Ed Hardy cologne, but ultimately, his gaffes demonstrate just how screwed we all are.
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"People say your dreams are crazy, if they laugh at what you think you can do, good," Kaepernick, 30, says in the video.
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It was the kind of hack I'd laugh at in a terrible hacker movie — the kind that seems too convenient* to actually exist.
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"People say your dreams are crazy, if they laugh at what you think you can do, good," Kaepernick says in his Nike commercial.
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In Guardians 2, Gunn presents both viewers and his characters with a dare: Laugh at everything, even if the world is blowing up.
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Even so, you can't help but laugh at the sheer audacity of Silver Moon Internet's rip-off, BoxMaker, which launched on Steam recently.
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"He had that extra intelligence called wit, which allows us to live in this world above things and laugh at it," she said.
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Playing out the worst-case scenario helps reduce my stress level, and sometimes even makes me laugh at my own ridiculousness — a bonus!
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When I was eliminated from my biggest ever buy-in tournament [$111,449], the first thing Ben did was point and laugh at me.
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PC gamers will probably laugh at Microsoft's claim that you'll be able to play games at native 4K at 60 frames per second.
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"President Bush was famously a warm and gracious man who always understood the power of being able to laugh at yourself," Jost said.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: Do you ever laugh at the misfortune of others — whether in real life or online?
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"Ok so I'm the first to laugh at myself and hold my hands up when I've been stitched up," he wrote on Instagram.
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Last week, the Republicans had to put up with the President goading a crowd at a rally in Mississippi to laugh at Ford.
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Interactive Exhibit: In this display, museumgoers are invited to put on headphones and listen to us having a hearty laugh at your expense.
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We marched back onstage, picked up our instruments, and as we started the intro to "We Laugh at Danger..." the entire place erupted.
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Laffing Sal, a 30s-era red-haired, freckled nightmare of Chuckie-level creepiness, will greet you with a maniacal laugh at the entrance.
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Then, they go home and laugh at all the fat jokes on TV. There's a strange disconnect — a synaptic fissure in our culture.
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I just wanted to make something that was just indigestible to people and I would laugh at them while they choked on it.
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I always try to say something funny during sex, because it's very cathartic to be able to laugh at yourself and your partner.
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People post them to Facebook and to YouTube and talk about them on Reddit and so forth and laugh at the sovereign citizens.
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Many of us are watching this show to be inspired by the queens, relish in their looks, and laugh at their shady quips.
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I'm fine with it, too, and the truth is as serious as "Barry" and "Atlanta" often are, I genuinely do laugh at them.
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It's funny, because aside from "We Laugh at Danger…," those songs you wrote as a four-piece you never played all that much.
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Forty years ago, many used to laugh at the way the ballet star Rudolf Nureyev use to pose, glare and manipulate his ovations.
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Siepker, who is a professional actor, said that people laugh at him when he tells them he's a working actor in Des Moines.
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However, unlike art I often meet in galleries and museums, the scene depicted in the film doesn't let us even laugh at ourselves.
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For all that, I have no doubt that a true privacy expert reading this article will laugh at all the things I'm missing.
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"For God's sake don't laugh at his hair," one Roman senator says to his secretary, which means the audience laughs all the louder.
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"You just kind of laugh at those because you're not trying to make them, you're just trying to get them close," Simpson said.
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"I'm glad the campaign is over in five days," Ms. Feinstein said with a laugh at a women's luncheon in Sacramento on Thursday.
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Laugh at how stupid it is, how dumb you are for going to a restaurant that's just an internet stunt come to life.
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"But when it's asking certain members of the community to joke or laugh at other members, that is very, very problematic," she said.
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"Thirty years from now, they are going to learn by themselves, they are maybe going to laugh at you and us," Son says.
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There's one more aspect of Bush's life that I believe deserves to be celebrated -- namely, how the late President could laugh at himself.
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We laugh at our old stories, but there is a deep sadness that we lost so many, and that it came to nothing.
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I'm tempted to laugh at myself as I type these sentences because I, too, greeted news of the Space Force with incredulous guffaws.
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And such "jokes" are the defining element of chan culture, where if you care, then you've lost and everybody can laugh at you.
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He cracks open a whole country, finds dark and nasty shit, then invites you to laugh at the people who believe horrible things.
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It's hard to laugh at her shenanigans when you empathize more with the horde of peasants than the one percenter fucking them over.
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HIGH: 22014A year later, after she split from Ronson, Lohan proved that despite her ups and downs, she knows how to laugh at herself.
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So while Mean Girls is a go-to comedy for movie night, the reality of abstinence-only sex education is nothing to laugh at.
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But for all the temptation to laugh at just how prescient he was, not to mention his new mustache, it's impossible to do so.
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It's easy to point and laugh at the Wii U for being the weakest of the main three consoles available to consumers right now.
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I laugh at people who tell me not to be angry — because I think of how they'd feel if they lived inside my perspective.
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" Another user wrote, "so demi lovato gonna sit there and laugh at someone else's misfortune and ya'll expect people not to clown on her?
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It told that story but we were able to embrace it, laugh at it, but at the same token, recognize the consciousness in it.
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I want to laugh at this service idea because the gig economy is already imploding, but I also, strangely, empathize with Cooke's initial problem.
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Worst-case scenario: You hang out with the tech community, laugh at a few Chelsea Peretti jokes and enjoy the kick-ass operatic entertainment.
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You don't get mad at the game when you fumble an object; you just laugh at the silliness of it all and try again.
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It's easy to laugh at how much has changed since LonelyGirl15 logged off 2008 but it's more remarkable to notice what's stayed the same.
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At events across the country since Monday, Clinton has taken to mocking Trump's debate performance, causing her supporters to laugh at the Republican nominee.
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Dane Cook turns 44 today and he's stripped down on social media to show that underneath it all ... he's got nothing to laugh at.
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But Johnson is self-aware enough to laugh at the whole scenario, and that's what the film needs to remain centered and (sometimes) watchable.
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And did I ever tell you my idea to get a laugh-- this is not a joke -- that you&aposll laugh at my funeral?
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The star had a good laugh at her own expense when she was called out by a fan for making a classic Instagram mistake.
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The ladies at the salon laugh at me because they know "the usual" and have it out for me when I make an appointment.
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People on YouTube laugh at the dozens of angry gamer reactions, flinging their keyboards or smashing their monitors after some kind of undisclosed failure.
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So when they would laugh at my dysfunctions or my anxiety, I felt less alone, and I still do it for the same reason.
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Drones are hard, but hopefully we can all have a collective laugh at just how gloriously frustrating they can be as a holiday gift.
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It was once possible to go to Reddit and check the news, see a few cute animals, laugh at some memes, maybe learn something.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Speaking of the Bose Music app, there's one additional feature in it that you might love or laugh at.
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The problem is, celebrities such as Depp spend their careers having everyone laugh at their jokes and nod approvingly at everything else they say.
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This year, however, there might not be a dinner, due to Trump's "running war" with the media and his inability to laugh at himself.
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Sure, everyone loves to laugh at cloud-chasing e-cigarette dickheads, but when it comes to cannabis, vapers might have the last laugh. Why?
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They're all going to laugh at youStuck on stampsSpace critterYou are so beautifulLady GunsWutThe computer fairySureOn catching thingsThe futureWipeIllegal cocaine drugsHave you ever wondered?
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When Jack is so crass as to laugh at the height of the exorcism, he draws the attention of supernatural forces — or does he?
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"Whether they criticize him or laugh at him, he does not care, he just wants to see his picture and his name," he said.
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What you watch, read or laugh at is seen as a lasting judgment on how you view this president -- and the country more generally.
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The psychologists who attended to me when I was detoxing from heroin been would laugh at me when I told them about my dream.
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Of course in this situation I chose to laugh at it, but it's pretty unfortunate that we haven't made it further as a society.
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I'm going to say something that many thought leaders would probably laugh at: when it comes to networking, stay in your comfort zone. Why?
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To keep out of trouble, she learned to laugh at the crude, often anti-Semitic jokes told by the Polish women she worked with.
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"People overseas are half amazed and praised Japan but even Japanese would laugh at this," a user with the handle @gaishi_black wrote on Twitter.
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The reason, I suspect, is that Mr. Seinfeld pays close attention to his audiences, both what they laugh at and how their tastes change.
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As a catalog of male pathology, it made me laugh, at times uncomfortably, but part of its power was that it also seemed confessional.
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The jury hears "All I Want For Westmas Is Ye" and "Wonderful Westmastime" and they laugh at first, because every song here is funny.
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I'm still trying to figure out how hard is appropriate for a critic to laugh at the theatre; this night, I made myself hoarse.
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Three funny new novels do precisely that, appealing to kids' inclination to laugh at others' foibles and, maybe in the course of things, themselves.
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I want to sense the presence of an author who can laugh at herself, who's aware of her own design and also her fallibility.
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They didn't get a chance to laugh at the absurdity of it all, which has always been the transcendent hallmark of Mr. Browne's work.
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The presidential equivalent of dad jokes — safe, well-placed quips that crowds are well primed to laugh at — are a bipartisan Oval Office tradition.
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" He added, "You want to be able to laugh at what is, essentially, a sky made gray with a surplus of capes and boots.
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But Gandhi had showed them the pattern: First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, and then you win.
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It's unclear whether MacDonald expects us to laugh at her naïveté or feel horrified on her behalf; either way, the net effect is jarring.
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Jennifer Garner isn't afraid to laugh at herself, especially when it comes to her inability to find her own car in a parking lot.
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"She later deleted that tweet and apologized to DeMartino: "i was just being funny i knew they&aposd laugh at that my bad babe.
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The Sirius XM host said that when she found out the news, all she could do was laugh at the absurdity of the situation.
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A person might ignore their spouse or children's feelings, get uncharacteristically frustrated and say or do inappropriate things -- such as laugh at a funeral.
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But in very Amy fashion, I'd burst into a fit of tears whenever my sisters would point that out and laugh at my overreaction.
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You get on Air Force One and you fly straight back home, where we promise that we will laugh at you to your face.
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At Chinese business dinners, it is common for pretty young women to be placed next to powerful men to laugh at their lewd jokes.
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"She later deleted the tweet and apologized to DeMartino: "i was just being funny i knew they&aposd laugh at that my bad babe.
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The president also flew to the UK last week to meet with NATO leaders who were caught on camera appearing to laugh at him.
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Ahead of the engagement, Barbour couldn't help but laugh at one Bachelor Nation fan who had something to say about his romance with Godwin.
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The hallmark of the British sitcom is a quasi-unbearable protagonist who is an Everyman, only insofar as every man can laugh at him.
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TINA FEY, "WEEKEND UPDATE" The physical comedy of Ms. Fey's battle with a sheet cake in August, post-Charlottesville, made me laugh at first.
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But she also realized early on that her project was easy to laugh at — even by loyal presenters to whom she pitched the idea.
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One of the bigger surprises is the creepy laugh at the end of the trailer ... signaling the return of the Emperor, as in Palpatine.
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Andre 3000 is an inspiration too, as is 50 Cent, his real idol ("People always laugh at me when I say that," he says).
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But this whole thing was farcically illegal—so remarkably over-the-top that it was almost impossible not to laugh at the sheer audacity.
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Firstly, being able to laugh at those things, no matter how serious they are, is a major thing you come to after a time.
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" Her former The Help costar Octavia Spencer couldn't help but laugh at Chastain with a comment full of emojis, "😂🤣😂😘😘😘.
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The year of superhero "nirvana" kicks off on a silly note, but ticket sales for "The Lego Batman Movie" may be nothing to laugh at.
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"Taking China out of the picture, I'd laugh at anyone who says fintech is posing right now any material risk in any market," Scandurra said.
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The two share a laugh at the irony of the situation: As Arctic ice melts and oceans warm, sea levels around the world are rising.
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You know when you have SOOOO much to do you laugh at yourself then start to cry and then laugh again and then cry more.
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And Obama officials -- many of whom left their offices weeks ago -- were left to laugh at how Trump is taking credit for the jobs numbers.
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The ability to laugh at oneself is one of the things that politicians are expected to do, at least a little, to prove they're human.
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Fans are well aware of Chrissy Teigen's silly, care-free attitude, and couldn't help but to laugh at her latest shenanigan: napping at the Oscars.
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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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I mostly use the DM feature on Instagram to send my friends photos I see on Instagram that we can laugh at, drag, or discuss.
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There's a whole song here about how you should never laugh at someone, because you might make them cry, complete with giant puddles of tears.
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It's also increasingly difficult to laugh at the show, especially considering what's been going on with Colt and Larissa at the end of this season.
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