While Bored Elon Musk made fun of Musk's ideas, like tweeting randomly specific but ingenious innovations, Arbuckle's Musk made fun of Musk himself.
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I grew up with insecurities about those things because people made fun of my complexion or made fun of how big my lips were when I was a kid.
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"They mocked our dead, they mocked women, they mocked the LGBT community, they made fun of people with physical and mental disabilities, they made fun of obesity," Miranda tweeted.
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" - Lucy, 24 "Made fun of my bartender friend.
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She was tired of being ridiculed and made fun of.
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"We made fun of them a little," he says, laughing.
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She made fun of her makeup with a parody tutorial .
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There's always the stupid kid that made fun of [me].
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The tweets also claimed Peskind made fun of Andrews' body.
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The girls who did speak Spanish made fun of me.
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"I've been made fun of my whole life," he said.
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When he made fun of himself for getting vacation cornrows.
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She knew she was likely to get made fun of.
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TS: Oh, and I also made fun of flyover states.
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And that was because my wife made fun of me.
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"When I started, everyone made fun of me," Soto said.
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One video made fun of Chinese people dying from coronavirus.
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And plays have long made fun of their own foibles.
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He made fun of a reporter with a physical limitation.
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He holds grudges and deeply hates being made fun of.
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No other religion would be made fun of in this way.
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I was always made fun of, but I didn't know why.
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Girls were made fun of by teachers, the victims told him.
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A lot of people made fun of her at the time.
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Spencer Tracy was horrible to her, and made fun of her.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt made fun of it in its first season.
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No, we can't believe we ever made fun of them either.
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When Mike Fleiss coyly made fun of Peter Kraus on Twitter.
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I really didn't like it when they made fun of me.
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It gains its punch from who is being made fun of.
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Wells Fargo's bosses have made fun of Wall Street's self-importance.
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I'd be proud if Cather made fun of my great-uncle!
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As has been his habit, Mr. Obama made fun of himself.
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He made fun of himself a lot and he was fearless.
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Anant Ambani slaps all those who made fun of his weight.
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They made fun of somebody because of the way they looked.
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But there were kids that made fun of him, she says.
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Poppy made fun of Uncle Joe for listening to the opera.
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Everything that I got made fun of, he gets rewarded for.
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Not to be dismissed or made fun of or laughed at.
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They remember being made fun of, but not really knowing why.
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But he said he didn't want to be made fun of.
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He made fun of Donald Trump's desperation to win an Emmy.
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American liberals made fun of him for that one for years.
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Then the mask was ripped away when they made fun of you.
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He also made fun of himself when giving his Real Housewives tagline.
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You have to be able to deal with being made fun of.
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Early in the presidential race, he made fun of Carly Fiorina's face.
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I said that someone had made fun of me for being adopted.
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"I was made fun of a lot in middle school," she said.
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Sophia had been made fun of for even being interested in bugs.
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"I was actually made fun of as a kid," the comedian told
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Some things should not be made fun of, especially with kids involved.
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One day, classmates spotted her practicing outside and made fun of her.
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He made fun of me, and I didn't know how to respond.
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He's never made fun of for being big or for being gay.
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"I used to get made fun of all the time," Kim said.
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Elias and Pir made fun of Ismael for living with his mother.
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The only tense moment came when the president made fun of Rep.
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So we played with what clothes mean — we "made fun" of them.
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She even went after people who made fun of his shirt collars.
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Oh, it's everyone who's made fun of Donald Trump in high school.
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Is this a person we think deserves to be made fun of?
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Because he made fun of a room at the Moscow Ritz-Carlton.
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In 2016, one group made fun of transgender Olympic medalist Caitlyn Jenner.
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"I made fun of a friend who was doing it," he said.
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I even had a boyfriend in college who made fun of it.
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"I made fun of a friend who was doing it," he said.
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Other kids made fun of me for not knowing who they were.
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KS: They made fun of it and they didn't do the reporting!
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I just made fun of him, and everyone laughed at my jokes.
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And Kourtney went to therapy, and Kim made fun of her for it?
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He made fun of Trump's incessant tweeting and obsession with the entertainment industry.
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Throughout Monday, male and female doctors made fun of Lawson's article on Twitter.
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And I don't get why girls with short hair are made fun of.
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Eugene's friend Mike always made fun of him when he read out loud.
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"I'm sorry I made fun of the Pences so much too," he said.
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I, too, replied to all, and Gawker made fun of me for it.
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" Trevor Noah made fun of Trump's stumble on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show.
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"I was actually made fun of as a kid," the comedian told Allure.
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"We made fun of each other, laughed and couldn't stop speaking," she said.
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"People made fun of us for that at the time," Professor Hall said.
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Some commentators made fun of the incident on the Weibo social media platform.
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At the time, many people, including this writer, made fun of the conjunction.
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He lived in the athlete bubble and made fun of kids outside it.
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As usual, he made fun of Mayweather's defensive style and lack of power.
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"I just loved his message, and everyone made fun of me," she said.
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Remember you sent me the name Hightail and I made fun of it?
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Black kids back then, they got made fun of for being real smart.
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He then made fun of staff members who told him that it wasn't funny.
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A graduate student in Philadelphia said a Starbucks barista made fun of his stutter.
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"Kourtney, I take back all the times I've made fun of you," Kardashian said.
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Does anyone remember how badly Trump made fun of Marco Rubio for drinking water?
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"Kourtney, I take back all the times I've made fun of you," Khloé said.
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Yes, Rubio made fun of Trump on the campaign trail for having small hands.
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Pete had made fun of Kanye's mental illness last October on 'SNL's' Weekend Update.
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They come up, they want to get made fun of in a good way.
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He has made fun of hard-right proposals like abolishing the Internal Revenue Service.
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" I just put their pictures up and made fun of ... I was like, "Look.
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He's also made fun of YouTubers for their weight and they way they dress.
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We were the coin that made fun of people looking for a quick profit.
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The princess, meanwhile, made fun of her mother's clothes and even her Scottish castle.
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They made fun of her, but I found myself very attracted to the photo.
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But back in the day, Allyson Felix was made fun of her skinny legs.
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Rick James, who Murphy notably made fun of on Chappelle's Show, paid his respects.
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Whereas growing up, if I wore something different, I would get made fun of.
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She made fun of herself, but that didn't mean she was ashamed of herself.
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Celebrities who sign up for reality shows often agree to be made fun of.
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Competing airlines trolled United, and Saturday Night Live made fun of it, too. Rev.
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I laughed when people made fun of him for his Game of Thrones cameo.
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He got made fun of but kept saying it until they started to listen.
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I was ridiculed and made fun of, told I was weird, and felt freakish.
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They made fun of me on 'Squawk on the Street' when I said it.
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He doesn't like being made fun of, but it's also influencing how people think.
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He was also openly kooky and didn't care that you made fun of him.
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I remember everyone made fun of me for wearing them a few years ago.
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I wore these on Family Feud and all my sisters made fun of me.
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But I doubt very much they would have made fun of his masculine clothing.
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They could feel superior to the people they were watching be made fun of.
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He goofed around with teammates; made fun of his old legs and declining skills.
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SNL Weekend Update made fun of them, calling them the Northeastern High Gay Birds.
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I haven't made fun of you once yet, so please, give me some fodder.
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Rather than made fun of, diversity must be embraced by everyone on the media.
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They made fun of each other like old friends; they laughed until it hurt.
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But one of Fox's own hosts made fun of the teenage activist as well.
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I was immediately struck by it and everyone sort of made fun of her.
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Bane: Especially when the book came out, there were some people who made fun of them—or not made fun of them, that's the wrong word for it, but thought they were on the wrong track and they were taking it too far.
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"We consider it something only girls did and definitely made fun of it," he recalled.
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This is meaningful because you'll remember, Tywin once made fun of how short it was.
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"He disparaged a person he knew had a disability, and he made fun of it."
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We did everything with a smirk, and kind of made fun of the whole thing.
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She insulted Kellyanne, made fun of Sarah's looks, and implied Ivanka cares nothing for women.
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When she made fun of her own ugly crying face, via KIMOJI via GIPHY 6.
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See, I think it's the opposite, they don't like being mocked or made fun of.
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I can't wait to see you grow up, I made fun of myself for thinking.
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There is a genre of essay that is widely made fun of in literary circles.
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"I leave and I hear you imitated me and made fun of me?" she asked.
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In January, Christie made fun of the Republican frontrunner during a campaign rally in Iowa.
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This is not the first time Honest Trailers has made fun of an awards show.
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"Everyone has their thing that you are made fun of in middle school," she said.
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The guards made fun of him, mostly as a way to make fun of us.
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Carl's Jr. even launched a TV ad campaign that made fun of its suggestive marketing.
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Fiorina, of course, was the candidate who Trump once made fun of for her looks.
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It also made fun of his haircut, which, at the time, was a mullet Mohawk.
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Part style guide and part field manual, it was something we mostly made fun of.
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Michelangelo even made fun of Leonardo for never managing to finish a giant bronze horse.
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" Ms. Flack added, "She had dark Portuguese skin and was made fun of for that.
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On top of that, he made fun of our other interns who are actually useful!
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Globe voters were furious when he made fun of them from the stage in 2011.
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My coworkers noticed my soured mood, found it very funny, and made fun of me.
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We made fun of fat people, too, even as we obsessed about our own bodies.
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"He said he was getting made fun of by the other kids," Fontenot told the Chronicle.
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She didn't get made fun of; she was tall and beautiful and looked like a model.
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Other technology topics made fun of in the series include Uber, Amazon, Hulu and even YouTube.
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A lot of the guys made fun of him for doing this, probably rightly so. 2.
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And if someone ... Have you gotten complaints from people that don't like being made fun of?
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I am a huge jerk, so I made fun of her for this relatively mundane mistake.
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Across social media, consumers made fun of the tiny discounts and undesirable products that kept surfacing.
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Trolls made fun of her nose, told her to kill herself, and called feminism a cancer.
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And that made me different so I definitely got made fun of a lot, called names.
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I made fun of the Buttons for having a similar feature; I now take that back.
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We made fun of IVF, because you have to joke about it or else you cry.
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"There was always something that I was, you know, made fun of for," Phelps told NBC.
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They know that the world made fun of their cars and their clothes and their lies.
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Big, tall, handsome, very feminine boy that everybody made fun of him and stuff like that.
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Clinton appeared on Kimmel's show this week and made fun of Trump's questions about her health.
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And everyone watching made fun of it, and complained about how terrible the whole thing was.
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He told me that they called each other names and made fun of each other often.
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She's not upset over some schoolgirl crush — her boyfriend just made fun of her secret dad.
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When they made fun of me on different blogs and stuff like that, it actually hurt.
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He's made fun of everything from his hair going gray to his approval ratings going down.
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"I make fun of myself so much and I like being made fun of," he said.
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Even though Obama preferred people not make fun of him, he willingly made fun of himself.
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Trump once made fun of a disabled New York Times reporter during a rally in 2015.
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He even gently made fun of himself and his turn at musical theater in Les Misérables.
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A coworker just walked into the office and made fun of me for wearing the Ropes.
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But the new hosts made fun of Fatima, "and she would often cry," her mother said.
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"It was a gutsy move, and I like being made fun of," said Ms. Wolfe, 35.
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Even though it still gets dismissed and made fun of, feminist news coverage has gone mainstream.
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The president even made fun of the director's looks, calling him Dumbo because of his ears.
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No one at the bar made fun of me when I timidly mentioned bump-fire stocks.
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The account mostly made fun of the school and some of its official tweets, he says.
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"We got made fun of," he said, over the phone from his company's studio in Atlanta.
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Getting yelled at and made fun of is where many of us live all the time.
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Fellow guides initially made fun of Curtis, saying the platform looked like a fish-cleaning table.
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James Scully, who portrayed Forty Quinn, said that his costars made fun of his character's name.
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I make fun of these pants, and I get made fun of for wearing these pants.
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" "I think most people have -- they made fun of somebody else and the way they looked.
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"That way, no one made fun of me for my play and my … whatever," Long joked.
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Why should voters with [intellectual disabilities] vote for her now that she made fun of them?
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Caleb Thomas, 21, was gently made fun of because he had accepted an internship at Facebook.
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The suit reportedly said that her peers distributed video of the attack and made fun of her.
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I always would get made fun of even though I was the sweetest to any and everyone.
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"The shoes," Miller says of the element he's been made fun of by his friends so far.
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Tyrion has already made fun of her for this, so she's got that motive to draw back.
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Apparently unashamed of his own Vietnam record, Trump made fun of McCain for being captured and tortured.
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I bought a necklace that says "Anxiety," which my mom already made fun of over the holidays.
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The girls made fun of her large jackets and told her she was fat, ugly and weird.
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On Tuesday, Haqq left a fiery comment on a post that made fun of the alleged scandal.
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And you made me feel proud about being from a place that other people made fun of.
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The Pauls initially blew up on YouTube by releasing awful rap songs that everyone made fun of.
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Dads are dads — and even the famous ones can't escape getting made fun of by their kids.
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The Clinton campaign and the DNC got made fun of a bit for being bad at cybersecurity.
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Remember when Samsung made fun of Apple for not including a headphone jack on its flagship phones?
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While my Puerto Rican and Dominican friends made fun of my accent, I felt right at home.
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On Tuesday, Malika left a fiery comment on a post that made fun of the alleged scandal.
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She made fun of how Ellen makes her dance on her show and she's not very good.
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Powerful ruling party senator and former President Alvaro Uribe made fun of Echavarria's polarization comments on Twitter.
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They found tweets from seven and 10 years ago where he made fun of child rape, pedophilia.
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Lorde says people made fun of her appearance in a way that she had never even considered.
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The two wrangled throughout the presidential debates, and Trump even made fun of the Kentucky senator's appearance.
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We had some good times, me and iPhone 5s Back then, I made fun of phablets. Hard.
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Patients may become recluses out of fear of being stared at or made fun of, she said.
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A lot of people made fun of his words and that left a strong impression on me.
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An adolescent at a pool competition is a SWIM MEET TEEN, being made fun of, or NEEDLED.
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I've done my best to find out which nations do what, and then made fun of them.
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I did one for Colton that made fun of his dog, because he calls his dog Sniper.
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Even the theme song, which began "This is the theme to Garry's show," made fun of itself.
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I don't think I have ever made fun of Aisha's hands, although I imagine they are big.
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Mr. Bloomberg, it seemed, made fun of his abysmal performance in his first presidential debate last week.
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They sort of made fun of 'em, you know, they shouted epithets in the windows at them.
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Once, he made fun of me because I cried at a news story of an animal being abused.
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If you made fun of Patrik Laine scoring into his own net, then you mocked a mortified teenager.
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It's really important for them to feel safe and that they're not going to be made fun of.
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"People made fun of us," says Supriya Sonar, lawyer, representative for the grassroots organization CORO, and RTP activist.
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Chuck Schumer made fun of the president after Trump had his cabinet go around the table praising him.
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"I used to get made fun of in middle school for my giant caterpillar eyebrows," Brewster tells us.
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It started last fall when Donald Trump made fun of a New York Times reporter who is disabled.
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"If you decide to step into public, you should be able to be made fun of," said Seguin.
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They feel like they have been viewed unfairly, and treated poorly, and laughed at, and made fun of.
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Countless classmates made fun of her, asking her if she was wearing her own jersey or her boyfriends.
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Turnbull even made fun of Trump's ongoing troubles with allegations of Russian involvement in the 2016 US election.
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Now the little right wing mushrooms want to #FireColbert because he made fun of the Troll King. Waaaa!
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Kiesling said he returned to class after the haircut, where his peers laughed and made fun of him.
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He made fun of Bush's body language, calling him a "total stiff" you wouldn't hire in private business.
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Trump has made fun of him for everything from being AWOL from the governor's office to eating Oreos.
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He's just been made fun of by another student, an altercation that turned to pushing and name-calling.
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Kara, even though I made fun of you for the last three minutes, I really do love you.
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The show was taken off the air in 2014, the day after he made fun of the government.
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While I made fun of the rank-and-file sheep back then, that setup looks pretty attractive now.
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I remember being made fun of by boys when my body changed, when I started going through puberty.
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The New Yorker made fun of President Trump's fake Time magazine covers in their daily cartoon on Thursday.
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No laughing matter: Louis C.K. made fun of Parkland school shooting survivors at an appearance on Long Island.
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I was made fun of a lot because I had a big nose, and I was super wiry.
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According to the report, Trump made fun of Alles's appearance and called him "Dumbo" because of his ears.
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The expensive and impractical nature of her recommendations for diet, décor, and clothing are routinely made fun of.
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But while she may have shut down haters who made fun of her teeth, she's attracting some unexpected attention.
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Boldly, he invented characters and made fun of the drabbest army announcements, such as August posting dates for Christmas.
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He was treated like someone who publicly shamed, made fun of, and minimized the experiences of sexual assault survivors.
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He's being remembered by a slew of show business veterans, including people who he mocked or made fun of.
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I made fun of the device when it came out, while applauding the clever combination of two modern gadgets.
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I always made fun of actors because I thought it was kind of fey, but it's really fucking hard.
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I was made fun of my whole life, so I just want to be normal just like everybody else.
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I can't I say I looked forward to President Obama (and his team) being made fun of in public.
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" Aden also reflected on "painful memories" of being made fun of for wearing a hijab and "hearing terrorist jokes.
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Davidson then told the congressman-elect that the only fair thing would be if he made fun of him.
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Valerie had been attracted to him in the first place because he made fun of everything; nothing was sacred.
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On Twitter, he made fun of Mr. Modi's interviewer and fired off some new attacks on the Gandhi family.
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We get made fun of for who we are, even by those fighting in the name of social justice.
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" Price found himself getting made fun of while on raids with friends because "no one used hand cannons anymore.
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People were allowed to be open about who they were, and nobody was made fun of for their race.
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Also, I bet Flake never heard his last name made fun of like this before Trump did it. 22016.
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We made fun of the white picket fence part, which seemed stiff and boring to our 2000s teenage tastes.
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The older generation, always an easy target, is made fun of in a spirit of pity rather than anger.
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People told me it was a phase, people made fun of me, people even convinced me it was temporary.
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He overheard me trashing the Packers (I'm a Chicago Bears fan) and he openly made fun of the Bears!
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Also, I bet Flake never heard his last name made fun of like this before Trump did it. 22012.
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She hated recess and she cried the whole time and nobody knew why, so everybody made fun of her.
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Wilson shares that, at the public school, other kids made fun of his son because of his long braid.
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"He and his brothers and sisters couldn't speak English very well, so they were made fun of," Ojeda says.
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He went fox hunting with the gentry he despised, and made fun of Marx's attempts to ride a horse.
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Growing up, I was made fun of and considered weird for the kind of music I was interested in.
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Don't hold a blank piece of paper to your computer screen, unless you really want to be made fun of.
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"Shoutout to all the boys from 5th-9th grade who made fun of me for being 'too strong,'" she wrote.
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This is after Gillette kept adding more blades to its razor, and everyone made fun of it for doing so.
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Everyone agrees, everyone agrees, I did this, the — I never assaulted these women, I never made fun of a reporter.
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People have always made fun of me for it, especially as I've gotten older, but I just let it go.
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The school's been getting made fun of ever since ... and now the Buckeyes' archnemesis is getting in on the fun.
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She says his fellow students made fun of him because he had a lazy eye, and it affected him deeply.
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Oliver also made fun of the members of the /r/bitcoin subreddit who keep saying "HODL" when there's a crash.
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Brexiteers have often made fun of extensive rules on road haulage, only to realise that road hauliers find them helpful.
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He certainly didn't have an easy job (though, yes, he agreed to take it), and was constantly made fun of.
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In a tweet on Tuesday, Dorsey made fun of Facebook's new corporate logo by calling out its all-caps design.
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They have thrown waves of defenders at him, called him a crybaby and made fun of him on social media.
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Later, in audio notes that Sewell recorded about the day, he made fun of his clumsy attempt to be inconspicuous.
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On a more personal note, according to Choi, he made fun of his diminutive stature when he first met her.
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Everyone agrees, everyone agrees, I did this, the-- I never assaulted these women, I never made fun of a reporter.
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Everyone agrees, everyone agrees, I did this, the -- I never assaulted these women, I never made fun of a reporter.
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An Inside Amy Schumer sketch from 2015 made fun of the difficulty in accessing contraceptive care as compared to guns.
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Stephen Colbert made fun of Barr's brief recap, which said Mueller had concluded that Trump had not conspired with Russia.
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Jon Stewart also made fun of me on 'The Daily Show' … for making a stupid face on the Senate floor.
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In the '90s, when it was a thing, I didn't do it, got made fun of, but I didn't care.
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No one made fun of it in such a smart was as Kelly Shortride did in this article on Cyberscoop.
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Barry said that when he began shooting free throws underhanded in the late 1950s, opposing fans made fun of him.
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What also happened this morning: Trump issued new sanctions on Iran and made fun of Schwarzenegger on Twitter some more.
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Then they cut to whoever the VJ was and she made fun of me for being such an uptight ideolog.
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She was a chain smoker, she would swear, she [made] fun of other cops who ran away from the Taliban.
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On Saturday night, "The Nightly Show" host made fun of Brian Williams, Ted Cruz and Barack Obama, among many others.
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I was getting made fun of at school anyway, so I didn't care that my neck looked darker than my face.
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Some of us would go to school and explain about our New Year's and get made fun of by our classmates.
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" Then, there was the time he made fun of Kim Kardashian's body, saying "flaws" — meaning her cellulite — "should not be celebrated.
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Like when we made fun of Amy Winehouse and her substance abuse problem right up until she actually died from it.
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As the '90s dawned, Wayne's World made fun of it, condemning it to be a relic of uncool, suburban Boomer taste.
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"My introduction to being a lesbian was a thing that a straight white male got made fun of for," she says.
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I had no openly out LGBTQ+ friends, aside from one girl, and everyone made fun of her, which broke my heart.
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Plus, watching this one lets you realize how much terror of being made fun of as a child animates Rankin/Bass.
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And in January she posted a meme showing a handgun which made fun of President Barack Obama's position on gun control.
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My parents were never rude to people we met, never made fun of them; the problem was much subtler than that.
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In 2016, Islamic attacked Hindu temples in eastern Brahmanbaria town over a Facebook post that made fun of Islam's holiest sites.
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And then there are the countless tongue-in-cheek TV commercials that have made fun of educational films' flatly placid Americana.
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As a child, classmates made fun of her and adults thought it was an illness that could make other people sick.
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And the other thing I'll say is, I have historically made fun of Google for not giving this thing a name.
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Bright SideEven when kids made fun of me and I cried going home, my mom always told me, 'Don't be sad.
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It's said former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger once made fun of Europe by asking if it had a phone number.
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It was wild," she said, before adding that there was one downside: she "definitely got majorly made fun of at school.
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I have been made fun of as a porn actor and as a fucking drug dealer and everything for 13 years.
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Kathleen mocked Arthur for ordering a gin drink thick with melted marshmallows; Arthur made fun of Kathleen for her terrible French.
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If somebody starts tweeting at 3 in the morning because SNL made fun of you, you can't handle the nuclear codes.
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He made fun of Trump tweeting that Rubio looked like "a little boy" by bringing up Trump's own age, of 69.
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On that note, I'm reminded that the Gilmore girls were mean and they often made fun of people for being earnest.
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Far too often when girls are involved in sports, they feel isolated, made fun of, or like they just don't belong.
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Trump reportedly made fun of Kasich and referred to the Ohio governor as one of his loudest and most relentless critics.
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As a candidate, Trump made fun of Paul's physical appearance and gave out Graham's personal cell phone number at a rally.
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They made fun of my Farsi accent, and then invited me to hang out with them in the square after school.
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With Polly Magoo I made fun of the fashion industry, with a coutelier in the opening inspired by Yves Saint Laurent.
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"I actually loved the idea by Andrew Yang that people made fun of the most," Uygur said referring to Yang's plan.
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The TV host made fun of the "Joker" actor on "The Wendy Show" and has come under fire for her comments.
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He was admitted, in the fall of 1970, and promptly got suspended, for punching a teacher who made fun of him.
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She told investigators that children made fun of Conner "because he is fat," and he was starving himself, the affidavit said.
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They didn't care if I was a cheerleader, but they never made fun of what was kind of a ridiculous dream.
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I've never been Mr. Tech and am always made fun of by friends for downloading certain apps late in the game.
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I think the industry made fun of this project and there were multiple funny spoofs on the Google self-driving car project.
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Jimmy Kimmel mocked her accent, and several high-profile individuals made fun of her looks while she unveiled her anti-bullying campaign.
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"If somebody starts tweeting at 3 in the morning because SNL made fun of you, then you can't handle the nuclear codes."
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"People were actually angry that I had gained weight, I was being (and still am) called names, made fun of," Pieterse writes.
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I wish I didn't know the recipe for getting teased in middle school, but unfortunately, I got made fun of a lot.
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Just a few years before, when my cousin was going through depression, our family had made fun of her behind her back.
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Lee worked hard not to stick out, changing his accent and beating up kids who made fun of him on the playground.
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I felt like I was also being made fun of and provoked… Kenya you were making fun like, 'Am I taking pills?
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When Wu made fun of the harassers on Twitter, she had her personal information published and was forced to flee her home.
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And I was brutally made fun of in school, I was bullied, I was beaten up, and I just dealt with it.
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China has blocked HBO's website after comedian John Oliver made fun of its president, Xi Jinping, The New York Times reported Monday.
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"She never made fun of people with disabilities," Mr. Clinton said, referring to Mr. Trump's mocking of a disabled reporter last year.
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The company recently made fun of the iPhone 8/X's AI capabilities in a short promo video for the Huawei Mate 10.
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One night, he called out "this Puerto Rican girl" at random, made fun of her, and moved on, thinking little of it.
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They're the friends who still won't talk to that girl from the fourth grade who made fun of you for having boobs.
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Things that people used to get made fun of for 20, 30 years ago now everyone loves and accepts that it's cool.
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Of some 60 floats, a handful made fun of religion, including one effigy of an ultra-Orthodox Jew with boxes of diamonds.
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Lots of people made fun of it — Juicero was a delicious example of Silicon Valley investing in problems no one needs fixing.
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Gillibrand's courageous attempt to put herself on an island and risk political suicide should be commended, not mocked and made fun of.
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She said people made fun of the way she talked, mocked her shoes, questioned whether she deserved to be there at all.
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Everyone has made fun of Donald Trump's hairpiece and uneven tan — but little attention has been paid to his far creepier lips.
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When people make fun of SoulCycle (I've made fun of it in the past), their derision is never about the actual workout.
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"It just got bigger and out of control," the comedian explained, admitting that even "Saturday Nigth Live" made fun of his presidential interview.
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Before, I had a 26-inch TV and everyone made fun of me because it was so small in my giant living room.
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Before deleting his post, Trump notably chose a similar path and, perhaps for the first time in recorded history, made fun of himself.
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New York Times senior staff editor Raillan Brooks, left, apparently made fun of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in a string of tweets.
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I had been used to her having a beard my whole life and, accordingly, made fun of her for not having one anymore.
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He says Elephant Boy made fun of his dead mom, disability benefits and has falsely tried to be his friend in the past.
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Although kids made fun of him in school for wearing the cheap kicks by chanting "jeepers creepers," he didn't feel bullied at all.
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Lisa Lampanelli: "I've Always Made Fun Of All The Most Bizarre & Horrible Things In Life" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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A number of journalists complained that Wolf made fun of Sanders' appearance, a shot considered to be "too low" for the evening's standard.
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When I asked Tangikina Moimoi how she felt when Donald Trump made fun of a reporter with a disability, she went completely silent.
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" As for what she's learned to love over the years, she says, "When I was growing up, everyone made fun of my eyes.
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" She continued, "I also model because, when I was younger, I used to get made fun of by the boys in my class.
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"I haven't been in any group of people where I thought I'm being made fun of or mocked for saying something," Costolo said.
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They made fun of women who could relate to the pain Bey expressed and doubted that Jay would ever actually cheat on Beyoncé.
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For one child, a trip on a Southwest Airlines flight turned hurtful when a gate agent allegedly made fun of her unique name,.
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"When Marco made fun of Trump's hands, that got more media attention than anything else we did during the entire campaign," Conant said.
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People have made fun of the image in the past, but it's long overdue for a good ole Photoshop battle, courtesy of Reddit.
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And though Brady sent some off-color emails that made fun of Manning's age, Brady knows he needs to get better than Manning.
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She could be in tremendous pain and discomfort and still look at me with a smile as she made fun of her misfortune.
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The answer is almost certainly yes, but teenagers are awful and they would have made fun of those kids for something or other.
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She details a moment when Trump made fun of Pence's desire to get rid of the abortion protections in the landmark Roe v.
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This whole thing made me realize how much I love doing this and why... Even if I get made fun of for it!
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He didn't just try to out-debate other points of view, he made fun of differing views and the people who espouse them.
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I envisioned a scenario in which he wore a skirt the first day, got made fun of, and never wore a skirt again.
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The one thing that gets under his skin … is being made fun of," Maher said Friday on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher.
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It was unfair that people made fun of Donald's hair but she could not help smiling, reading it, imagining her Janelle writing it.
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He smelled like a horse and made fun of their mothers, which was pretty low given the general motherlessness of the student population.
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When I showed up with a MacBook and basically did karaoke, she never made fun of me for being such a crappy performer.
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Ernest Hemingway, who disliked Parker because she didn't like bullfights, made fun of both her abortion and suicide attempt in a satirical poem.
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One of the guests teased you or made fun of your clothing or told an offensive joke, and you just stood there frozen.
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If you've been made fun of for your underwater basket-weaving hobby, you might be less confident sharing it with others next time.
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It was a trump card for everyone who believed that fanfic is mockable, inherently bad and only worthy of being made fun of.
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Now, like some of its competitors, Samsung just has to pretend it never made fun of Apple for doing the same damn thing.
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They know they're going to be made fun of, especially some of the journalists, you know, and politicians and that kind of thing.
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Olay's humorous "Make Space for Women" spot made fun of tropes around "space for women" and also raised funds for Girls Who Code.
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How many times can I say the word buttons, especially since I tend to get made fun of for how I say buttons?
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"The straw that broke the camel's back was when he made fun of the disabled reporter from The New York Times," he said.
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Trump made fun of Robby Mook, Clinton's campaign manager, for sounding like Tommy Flanagan, a pathological liar Lovitz played in the late 1980s.
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People were hacking his account and making fake accounts pretending to be him, then posting in ways that made fun of his disability.
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So for me, coming from Africa, most people see that as impossible and makes it easier for me to be made fun of.
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His teacher wrote on Facebook that the boy was proud of his creation, but was devastated when other kids made fun of him.
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The Marine Corps quickly made fun of the attempt at cool, and the campaign came to be reviled in the Army as well.
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Or what if I was constantly made fun of for my weight and that one comment from that stranger pushed me over the edge?
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When you made fun of the Bible of my Lord and personal savior, I, for one, admit there are some holes in that story.
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In the three months we dated, he treated me like shit, made fun of me for not doing drugs with him, cheated on me.
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Targets of Cruz jokes: Bernie Sanders; the television show "Family Feud"; Ted Cruz (his daughters have made fun of his stump speech, he says)
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A year ago, I made fun of my sister-in-law who is a stay-at-home mom, but I feel completely different now.
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"When I was ten years old, I would get made fun of, and it still affects me sometimes now," Raisman revealed to People Chica.
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"It was true when we heard what he thought about minorities ... Muslims ... made fun of disabled persons or insulted gold star families," he said.
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Also, that once she gets older, the same people who made fun of her would be the ones raving about boba, seaweed, ramen, etc.
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He also made fun of the Washington Redskins quarterback for the way he "screamed like a girl" at the time of the injury. Brutal.
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Since then, he's been tortured for years by Ramsey Bolton, had his manhood chopped off, and was made fun of by pirate Joshua Jackson.
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Did you realize when you sort of made fun of Michael Bloomberg in the room, in front of people, that that was gonna happen?
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He has also shared more than one extremely offensive meme referring to Caitlyn as "Bruce" and has viciously made fun of the trans community.
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When I first began to see myself in Willow, it was for the same reasons that "popular" people like Cordelia made fun of her.
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My generation made fun of Tipper Gore in the 1980s, when she urged music companies to label record covers when the lyrics were obscene.
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Shortly after news broke that Thompson allegedly cheated with Woods, Haqq left a fiery comment on a post that made fun of the scandal.
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The riff raff we used to hang out with all had a pretty raw way of talking and everyone made fun of everyone else.
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The show's villain Carlton Morton addresses that nasty fight with Diamond Jack, where he made fun of her physical appearance, leaving her in tears.
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" Turnbull went even further when he made fun of the investigation into the Trump team's connections with Russia, saying, "I have this Russian guy.
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Since I have an "ethnic" name that often gets mangled or made fun of, I usually find making fun of names a no-go.
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Many people also criticized nurses and clinicians for posting videos that made fun of patients who they saw as exaggerating pain or other symptoms.
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Seth Meyers on Tuesday made fun of the Trump administration for avoiding reporters as news emerged about President Trump's recent conversations with Russian diplomats.
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While Kristopher admitted he was "also laughing alone" when Micheal was made fun of, his reflection later that night prompted a change of heart.
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During Thursday's episode of Late Night, the host made fun of Trump – a President who constantly picks fights – for his sudden call for unity.
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Growing up, I was made fun of for liking "Star Wars," so I started to keep it to myself and never talked about it.
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He was from McKeesport, Pennsylvania, and although he had a good nature, he did not really relish being made fun of on certain scores.
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Reek's real name is Chris Christie, the current governor of New Jersey, who is constantly made fun of for never being in New Jersey.
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But if you tell people you like SoulCycle, prepare to be made fun of, at least by those who are aware of its reputation.
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Kyanka: Then I got fired because I made fun of my boss's niece, who he put in charge as a manager for some reason.
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An Facebook user claiming to be a friend of Sam&aposs posted that the employee made fun of the stutter even before getting the cup.
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They would put her in a jumpsuit so she couldn&apost go to the bathroom, and the staff made fun of her for wetting herself.
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But in the process, they make fun of "growing up" stories, just as they made fun of "chosen one" stories in the first go-round.
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Toward the end of his administration, [Bloomberg] went on the radio and said people who made fun of his Spanish need to get a life.
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I came across as very serious on TV. I made fun of those guys a lot and I wish they'd kept that stuff in there.
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Obama said that "if somebody starts tweeting at 3 in the morning because SNL made fun of you, then you can't handle the nuclear codes."
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I think in no way shape or form is suicide a joke or should be made fun of ... He did not mean to offend anyone.
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We made fun of him for Bridgegate, for shutting down traffic and all of that, the scandal and the arrogance and all of those things.
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Just a few years ago, I had a boss that actually made fun of me — telling me that I didn't know what I was missing.
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I remember getting made fun of for bringing spice-filled rice dishes to school when everyone else was chowing down on PB&Js and Lunchables.
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The governor's private chats were homophobic and crass — he made fun of obese people, poverty-shamed a neighbor whose shack was destroyed by the hurricane.
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"I just found it really sad that I can't wear a t-shirt supporting our president without being humiliated or made fun of," Hart continued.
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Clinton is no more ambitious or egotistical than any man who ever sought the presidency, yet no one made fun of them for doing so.
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And he brushed aside accusations that he made fun of that reporter's disability, arguing that he didn't know the journalist who had interviewed him before.
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To fix the situation, she tried to add some bags of frozen veggies — but not before she made fun of her hubby's poor planning skills.
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"I was bullied and made fun of for having big dreams," she later recalled of her years at the elite private Catholic school she attended.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lady Gaga hit back at cyber bullies who made fun of her body during her spectacular halftime show at Sunday's Super Bowl.
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We knew we were ridiculous, and made fun of ourselves constantly, but approached it all with enough sincerity to wring real gratification out of it.
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They used the celebrations to do much more than just pretend they were their former masters—they mocked and made fun of their former masters.
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My personal favorite is when he claimed he sent the tornadoes to Joplin, MO in 2011 because people made fun of him in YouTube comments.
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He'd never connected with popular music before, so to hear a song that so blatantly made fun of it, to him, felt like a revelation.
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"At one point at the rally, he made fun of the press, and the crowd, they were booing and going along with it," he said.
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At the school Rogers attended from second through fifth grade, kids still made fun of her, but this time the kids bullying her were black.
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As a mother of a child with a disability, I got off the Trump bandwagon when he made fun of the reporter with a disability.
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" And he made fun of Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., who stepped down in December as publisher of The New York Times, saying: "I inherited millions.
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I was never bullied or made fun of, and I had a clique of non-disabled girlfriends, who I hang out with to this day.
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I was always made fun of for being "out there," but even after I realized I was gay, around age 8, I never told anyone.
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But at school, her teachers forced her to dance in the center of the classroom while the other children clapped and made fun of her.
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Letter To the Editor: "Real Men Might Get Made Fun Of," by Lindy West (column, July 12), resonated with me as a straight white man.
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During their monologue at the 2014 Golden Globes, Poehler and Fey made fun of Matt Damon while talking about the star power in the room.
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After inviting her to sit with him on the couch, Birdsall said, Seal once again made fun of her outfit and groped her once more.
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In February, the trailer debuted, and Genie Will Smith was finally revealed in all his giant blue glory...and people still made fun of it.
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But, instead of praising God for this miracle, Simon took everything for granted, and even began to write some jokes that made fun of God.
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Joe Scarborough says the former GOP presidential nominee once made fun of his style, dubbing a particular sartorial pick the MSNBC host's "Mister Rogers" sweater.
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" Gorka then made fun of Reines's name, calling him Philippe, Phil or "whatever you call yourself," prompting Ingraham to again say "let's not get personal.
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I was called a sand n-----, a towelhead, and a camel jockey, and made fun of and harassed for something I had no part in.
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In 1922, the cartoonist Dick Dorgan made fun of Valentino's superiority in a Photoplay editorial: "I hate him because he's too good looking," he wrote.
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I was really insecure, I was paranoid, I was anxious, and [when I went back to school], people made fun of me for no reason.
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But the rest of the year was an unending series of humiliations: Donald Trump made fun of him for being fat; Donald Trump made him get McDonald's for him; Donald Trump made him stand silently behind him like a hostage; he became America's least popular governor; Bridgegate threatened to take down his administration; Donald Trump made fun of him for being fat some more.
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Clearly, the members of Kappa Beta Phi didn't want those rituals, many of which made fun of their role in the 2008 economic crisis, going public.
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We get made fun of three decades and I get this film out and you've been king for three decades and one criticism and you fold.
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I wish I'd made fun of them harder I feel like I won the war so thoroughly that I don't really know what to do next.
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What's worse, you can get made fun of for holding onto old traditions while non-immigrants are considered fashion-forward when they do the same thing.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly made fun of her claim by calling her "Pocahontas", and she was taunted to take a test to prove her heritage.
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The comedian took a moment to praise Sheen in a rare romantic Instagram post, which Beckinsale soon made fun of (in an endearing way, of course).
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Five-year-old Sam Gouveia, of Boston, was nervous about returning to kindergarten on Tuesday after his classmates made fun of him for wearing nail polish.
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Guthrie pointed out that his group far outnumbered the handful of men who made fun of them and the Native Americans at the Indigenous Peoples March.
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It wouldn't be until I was 15, after a too-long childhood of getting made fun of, that I would get surgery to fix the laziness.
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He might have been made fun of at the time, but oddly the airing of the series couldn't have come at a better time for Strang.
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He made fun of Malala Yousafzai, referred to rape culture as "idiotic," and declared Canadians and upper Midwesterners — especially anyone at UW-Madison — to be cucks.
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They made fun of me for a few minutes, pretended they were going to drive me to the station, but ended up taking me home instead.
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While a president drinking a bit of wa-wa should not make headlines, Trump previously made fun of Senator Marco Rubio for doing the same thing.
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Judith Shulevitz THE draft of the 2016 Republican platform released last week takes such conservative stands on sexual issues it begs to be made fun of.
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He pointed out how Trump made fun of him when he entered the race and said Buttigieg wouldn't be able to make deals with other countries.
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While he was alive, he didn't always get the respect he deserved — people frequently made fun of his name by mimicking sneezes while he walked by.
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Conor rubbed Floyd's "peanut head" and made fun of his "brittle hands" ... while Floyd dropped a homophobic slur and referred to Dana White as Conor's pimp.
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We were both made fun of for stinky lunches, and I think that's a different experience that my mom who grew up in Korea didn't have.
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When an elementary student brought a homemade football shirt to school for college colors day, his classmates made fun of him — even causing him to cry.
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I introduced him to the Cold War FX drama "The Americans," which he made fun of as "a bit ridiculous" but nonetheless seemed to watch compulsively.
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The internet made fun of Lyft Shuttle when it was announced because the service — a fixed route with predetermined stops — sounds a lot like a bus.
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One of the several political reporters who had made fun of me for doing a Williamson article texted me to ask how I'd seen it coming.
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Most people were totally twitterpated by the sweet scene, but some internet jerks made fun of them for getting engaged at a fried chicken restaurant. Silly!
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"She was mocked and made fun of for this really traumatic thing that happened to her," Khloé says of the general reaction to Kim's near-death experience.
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"At any point we're ready to be absolutely attacked and made fun of, which I think is one of the best parts of the show," Rodriguez says.
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"I was made fun of but it didn't bother me very much because I was very comfortable in who I was," she told NEW YOU last year.
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She also made fun of the video on her own Snapchat by petting a stuffed animal and watermelon and mimicking the subject matter portrayed in the clip.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump said climate change was a hoax, and made fun of Democrats who ranked it as a top tier threat to national security.
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"Yes I still have a lot of loose skin, I may still feel insecure at times, and yes I may still get made fun of," she wrote.
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"I was kind of let down that she left and kind of made fun of Iowans a little," said Simone Frierson, a recent graduate of the university.
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"This being SWAT, they ate the cookies, made fun of each other, and went home to their families, quietly satisfied with a job well done," he wrote.
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"It's hard to get dressed up for award shows and red carpets when I know I will be made fun of because of my weight," Sidibe said.
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At the annual Al Smith charity dinner in 2016, Mr. Trump, channeling Don Rickles, made fun of his wife, Melania, for plagiarizing a speech by Michelle Obama.
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"As a kid/teen I was made fun of relentlessly by some people who are now even my friends on FB," he wrote in the moving post.
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We'd consider being made fun of by John Oliver on Last Week Tonight an honour, but of course, there are people who don't quite appreciate the joke.
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Southwest Airlines issued a formal apology Thursday after a woman said a gate agent made fun of her 5-year-old named Abcde, according to USA Today.
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I don't just mean the cross, which was unbelievable, but look at what he went through before that: the rejection, being made fun of, being spat on.
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"I've laid out all of these policies, and look, people kind of made fun of it, because 'Oh, there she goes with another policy,' " Clinton told me.
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Some made fun of Apple's attempt at self reflection with its debut of the Apple Book, a minimalist photo book showing off the company's product design history.
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He made fun of Olga when she asked him to translate how much she missed and loved Sasha, and he never said that Sasha missed her, too.
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"I was made fun of but it didn't bother me very much because I was very comfortable in who I was," Zendaya told New You in February.
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The goal was to subvert lowbrow doublespeak with clever turns of phrase that made fun of the product being sold or revealed the truth behind the slogan.
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Maude Gorman gave up her title as Miss Plymouth County in Massachusetts after a skit at the statewide pageant last month made fun of the #MeToo movement.
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In private, Mr. Trump has made fun of his adviser's militant reputation, suggesting that he was the one restraining Mr. Bolton rather than the other way around.
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He probably would have approved of my doing yoga, and then made fun of me and told me there is no such thing as free-range chicken.
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Mr. Babaei acknowledged that he would be upset if a similar contest in America made fun of Ayatollah Khamenei, but he said he had a good reason.
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I used to carry around a tub of Vaseline in high school for my lips (I cannot stand having dry lips) until people made fun of me.
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Several reporters made fun of an agreement French and his wife reached about her abstaining from online discourse with other men while he was serving in Iraq.
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I've made fun of Canada's indiscriminate niceness for years, but I now see our friends to the north have more than thick-cut bacon going for them.
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It showed her more absurd comic sketches and supercuts of people painting murals, and fewer videos in which girls made fun of other girls for their looks.
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According to police, Johnson told them Brand referred to famous people as gods and the other victim, Simon's 13-year-old son, made fun of his faith.
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After all, you don&apost want your child to get made fun of for believing that Santa will come down the chimney when they&aposre a teenager.
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People in attendance, as well as security researchers who were following it on Twitter, made fun of the talk and criticized the conference for letting Grant speak.
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His indignation only deepened when Obama made fun of him during a 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner speech and television cameras found Trump scowling in the audience.
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Mr. Redstone, who ended up acquiring Blockbuster (yes, that Blockbuster) to get the deal done, and his lawyers made fun of Mr. Diller's interest in the internet.
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The group members are often made fun of by people who subscribe to cooler theories (yes, if you were wondering, there is a hierarchy among conspiracy theories).
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But it's also, as a person who is trying to ... you made fun of me for coming in with my paper edition of the New York Times.
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In 1996's "Hit Em Up," 2Pac made fun of Mobb Deep member Prodigy's sickle cell anemia, which tragically caused his death more than 20 years later.
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Just in the last 24 hours he has made fun of Mr. Trump's ruddy complexion and the size of his hands, in an apparent attack on his manhood.
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By then he'd begun playing again regularly and saw that some of the people who would have once made fun of D&D were suddenly curious about it.
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Trump said he wasn't boycotting the debate over Megyn Kelly, but because a Fox press release—reportedly written by Fox chief Roger Ailes himself—made fun of him.
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Steve Cohen made fun of Attorney General Bill Barr, who failed to show up at his House Judiciary Committee hearing, by eating fried chicken, that's hard to do.
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As Hillary's own political career gains momentum, we hear much about the opposition's cruelty ("Reporters and opponents made fun of her age, her laugh, her legs, her ambition").
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The Netflix comedy, created by Lauren Gussis (who also produced Dexter), follows Patty as she enacts revenge on anyone who ever made fun of her for her weight.
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He made fun of Trump as "not a plans guy" or "a facts guy," casting him as a "homegrown demagogue" playing on the fears of an anxious nation.
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" Tyler, the Creator seemingly made fun of Eminem's 2017 single "Walk on Water" when it came out, tweeting, "Dear god this song is horrible, sheesh how the f—.
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I really only started because I was getting made fun of for being really flat chested, whereas everybody else was getting their boobs and everything at that point.
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I argued with the pastor over whether Spanish was the same thing as Latin, while he made fun of the guests digging up Dolores Abernathy's grave behind him.
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I've had women and men reach out to me already like, 'Wow, I actually can see myself on television, and we're not just being made fun of continually.
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"You let a stripper trap you," West tweeted at Khalifa referencing Rose after the rapper made fun of West for changing his album wave from Swish to Waves.
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The scandal has led to an advertiser exodus for Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor," which the variety show made fun of by showing which sponsors had stuck around.
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This week's episode picks up in the middle of the bar fight the roommates got into with the hat-wearing "farmer boy" who made fun of Gus' hair.
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The afternoon survey asked them how they behaved toward their coworkers (or how others behaved toward them); for example, whether they had yelled or made fun of someone.
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He referred to her as a crossdresser, called her "man," refused to let her shield her face from the sun, and made fun of her clothes and makeup.
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In a speech launching her own leadership bid on June 30, May made fun of Johnson by contrasting her own experience of negotiating with European counterparts with his.
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I was lashing out at guys who had made fun of me, the slightly awkward, popular dudes about whom people weren't sure if they were gay or not.
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" I actually started living by a stupid phrase I made fun of all the time: "If it's not on Instagram (or Snapchat), it's like it didn't even happen.
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" Trump reportedly made fun of John McCain on Tuesday during a private lunch with television anchors hours before his State of the Union address, saying McCain's book "bombed.
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In one instance last year, she made fun of a young man with cancer who was at the Conservative Political Action Conference, saying that he had Nazi hair.
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I made fun of — I forget exactly what it was — but it was like, 'I think murder is so cute that I named my dog after a sniper.
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In the past 24 hours alone, he has made fun of Mr. Trump's ruddy complexion and the size of his hands, in an apparent attack on his manhood.
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Towards the beginning, the father had the upper hand; Kaddoura couldn't get the food that he loved in Germany, and his father made fun of him for that.
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The individual, who called themselves a "lone hacker," also made fun of the American security company CrowdStrike for accusing two Russian intelligence agencies of being behind the hack.
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As a child, she was made fun of for her features — she even remembers her mother picking her up from school and witnessing the other girls being mean.
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I've experienced a lot of strange things while performing comedy: Rosario Dawson made fun of me while I was bombing in front of hundreds of Bernie Sanders fans.
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When things calmed down — and after they made fun of the school as a pretentious country club — it was Elizabeth who was more copacetic about their child leaving.
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" Ko and Miller made fun of a story Clark told about doing a U-turn while driving after seeing a guy driving by that she was "obsessed with.
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Trump mocked him as "Little Marco" and joked about his profuse sweating in pressure-packed situations, while Rubio made fun of Trump's hand size, alluding to his manhood.
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She sings, "You should take it as a compliment / That I got drunk and made fun of the way you talk," potentially referring to the British actor's accent.
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" Speight agreed, "No one who's ever made fun of fans has been hanging out at conventions, because you go and you know there's nothing to make fun of.
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A member of Parliament, Sabina Wanjiru Chege, later told BBC Focus on Africa that male colleagues had made fun of their female counterparts in Parliament over the attack.
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Nancy had grown up being mocked and made fun of because of her uncles by people, black and white, and she long ago developed a façade of toughness.
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"Real" Asian food, he argues, is served at homes or holes in the wall, or in thermoses carried by kids at school who are made fun of for it.
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Stephen Colbert made fun of Donald Trump Jr. Tuesday in the wake revelations that the President's eldest son met with a Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign.
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What's considered by many to be the least cool franchise in the world being appropriated without entirely being made fun of by Cool Girls gives SATC a protected status.
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Eva Longoria and America Ferrera had one of the only truly funny moments of the Golden Globes when they made fun of people who can't tell hispanic actresses apart.
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We've made fun of Cadbury just to fit in or resorted to far-easier-to-obscure and dry-as-fuck mini-Cadbury eggs to whet our broken little appetites.
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He also made fun of the seating options at cafes, saying the low-to-the-ground, milk-crate-style stools were deliberately designed to keep out middle-aged patrons.
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On top of that, he was so arrogant—a stereotypical chef who couldn't have a good time unless he had made fun of every staff member at least once.
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In the past, I probably would have felt judgmental of women who did this sort of thing and made fun of them for taking Pinterest a little too far.
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The singer said he was informed not to perform his song "Party Like A Russian," which pro-Russian government media outlets claimed made fun of Russian oligarchs, ESPN reported.
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He made fun of himself, joking about his short stature and apologizing to Trump from the podium for having called the New York businessman a hack politician in 2015.
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Crenshaw said the comedian doesn't owe him an apology after he found himself the subject of a Saturday Night Live joke that made fun of his war-caused disability.
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It wasn't like he was being made fun of but more like, he was this bigger than life person who was much different than what you were accustomed to.
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Perhaps crucially, he spoke with admiration about the elan and energy with which she countered attacks by Mr Trump, who has made fun of her face among other insults.
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Yes, Enoch is a human being, but Marantz's portrayal seems, at times, to justify his behavior: he was once made fun of, so now he makes fun of others.
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A student accused of opening fire at a Colorado school reportedly told investigators that he targeted peers who made fun of him for his gender identity, court documents show.
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During David Letterman's late-night hosting run, he made fun of "Cats" for months, featuring it on the Top 10 lists, mauling the song "Memory," interviewing fake cat characters.
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While some made fun of Marilyn Hagerty's take on the restaurant chain, Bourdain stepped in and encouraged her, then helped her publish a book of 100 of her reviews.
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Senator Marco Rubio, who fifteen months ago made fun of the size of Donald Trump's hands, used his time to play nice with Trump and try a similar tactic.
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The inexperienced partner already has enough to worry about, they don't also need to be parsing why you made fun of their "Ke$ha Night-Night Jams" sex playlist.
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He sometimes contacts journalists to congratulate them on stories, he said, and he once called the editorial cartoonist Pat Bagley to ask why he never made fun of Democrats.
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However, it didn't really offer an alternative to what it was insulting; nor was it distinctly better than its targets at the things it made fun of them for.
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This would no doubt surprise the hell out of every character who's made fun of Grey Worm over the years for being castrated, as is tradition for Unsullied soldiers.
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Another journalist, editor Kyaw Min Swe of the Voice newspaper, is awaiting trial under a Telecommunications Act charge of defamation over a satirical article that made fun of the military.
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Before he was president, Trump made fun of Barack Obama's rotating chiefs of staff, going from Rahm Emanuel to Bill Daley to Jack Lew during his first term in office.
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" Watch: Inside Brazil's Biggest Prison Beauty Pageant "We have used this as an argument," she says, "and businessmen have discredited—even made fun of—the spiritual value of the river.
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The Republican presidential nominee was criticized for not using his hands and made fun of for eating what is considered to be a common everyman meal on his private jet.
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But, Dana, a lot of people made fun of Donald Trump when he entered because he didn&apost -- he didn&apost know all the issues, he was a TV host.
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He went to school in the Congo for a short period of time after he first recovered, but the kids made fun of him and he became withdrawn and alone.
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I was made fun of multiple times a day, called ugly, excluded from parties, or had my own birthday parties ruined because people didn't want to be associated with me.
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"There's no doubt America is better off today than when I took office," he said, and he made fun of Republican lawmakers who refused to get up and applaud him.
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In June 2018, Lonnie Chavis, who plays a young Randall on This Is Us, slammed "trolls" who made fun of the gap in his teeth in a video on Instagram.
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I was a chubby kid who got made fun of a lot, and I got fit in high school and I stayed fit in my 20s, until my dad died.
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It's all part of Hickenlooper's quirky political image — he vows not to run attack ads and has frequently made fun of his tendency to misspeak and wander off political message.
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"I always made fun of the people with those little rat dogs, but the great thing about Pepper is she's small, but she has a big personality," Roker, 61, says.
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As the story goes, fellow host Matt Lauer made fun of her for — and, yes, this is a little odd — asking someone who their father was three seconds before cut.
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Instead, he kept himself busy with a daily comic strip called Static Cling, which didn't pull punches and made fun of all — football players, feminists, protesters, fraternities and the administration.
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"People made fun of Ted Cruz going to the South Bronx," GOP strategist Ford O'Connell said with a laugh, referring to a campaign stop the Texan made earlier this month.
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You're going to get made fun of growing up, but if you don't have a balance of people talking shit and having a positive role model, it'll get to you.
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"One of us interviewed the mayor of our city and made fun of him and he got pissed off and threatened to not allow us to distribute it," he said.
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It was like hell on earth because I would get made fun of, he would tell me he didn't care if the places we went to didn't have vegan options.
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A few hours after Twitter made fun of Trump's new banner, he removed it and replaced it with a generic photo of him with congressional Republicans in the Rose Garden.
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It's a fitting premiere for a title that was the subject of a long-running joke on "Mystery Science Theater 3000," the cult series that made fun of bad movies.
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Ultimately known as "weird Twitter," it was tough to define — talking about weird Twitter was a surefire way to get made fun of by weird Twitter — but easy to spot.
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Soon after Rahmani filed for asylum in the US, she remembers a particularly humiliating moment when a US government bureaucrat made fun of her for not having a birth certificate.
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The report, published Sunday, said Trump has referred to Rosenstein as "weak" and made fun of the deputy attorney general's testimony last week in front of the House Judiciary Committee.
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We at one point were going to do a show where we just made fun of tech people the whole time, but I think only we would find it hysterical.
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Most recently, Trump tweeted a bold-faced lie about a recent visit with congressional Republicans, falsely claiming lawmakers cheered when the president made fun of Sanford during a closed-door meeting.
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West, being the natural enemy of the North, returned with several barbs that made fun of Mr. mau5's choice in headwear attire and the ill-advised spelling of his name.
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Maps & Music My friends have made fun of me on many occasions for Shazam-ing music at bars — but I can't help it, I like to know what I'm listening to!
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" Truaxe ends the video by saying, "I've been made fun of as a porn actor and as a fucking drug dealer and everything for 13 years and it's all ending now.
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"I think about the first time I met David Cross 10 years ago and he made fun of my pants (that were tattered because I was poor)," the House actress said.
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Rihanna makes it clear in her statement that she's more concerned about other domestic violence victims being made fun of by the ad than by her own personal feelings being hurt.
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Joe Biden released a scathing attack ad on Pete Buttigieg that made fun of the mayor's comparatively small accomplishments in South Bend, Indiana, as opposed to Biden's influence on national policy.
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"I've always kind of been made fun of for being androgynous — so I decided to play around with it and do Ariel makeup on myself," Schaefer told me over the phone.
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There's tons of stuff that ended up being really valuable and then actually the most fascinating segment are things that, in the '90s, looked like craters and everybody made fun of.
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It's an easy thing to make fun of, which I know because I made fun of it, but it reflects something that is stubborn and much more difficult to argue against.
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Greer made fun of Koedt ("One wonders just whom Miss Koedt has gone to bed with"), but she was just as eager as her comrades to reimagine this sphere of life.
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" Notes that after he made fun of her in the blizzard, she said: "You know what I'd like to see how your hair will work in a blizzard, Mr. Umbrella Man.
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Rosselló joined more than a dozen government officials who have resigned in the wake of an obscenity-laced chat in which they made fun of women, gay people and hurricane victims.
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Shkreli's colleagues made fun of him among themselves, calling him "Rain Man" because they believed he was autistic, and challenging his sexuality by suggesting he was gay or bisexual, Brafman said.
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Others on social media made fun of Mr. Duterte as the ruler of a country that is often belittled here as a place for abundant tropical fruit but not much more.
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The photos I made fun of fell into the category of Manic Pixie Dream Girl, but because they were stills or GIFs, I could create an accompanying narrative all my own.
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"Some of the kids made fun of her for her short hair, so she started wearing a (winter!) hat to school and refused to take it off," Purnomo wrote on Facebook.
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However, after lunch, the boy came back to the classroom crying, "devastated" after a group of girls made fun of his handmade shirt, his teacher Laura Snyder wrote in a Sept.
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She claims DaBaby expressed no remorse for his slap and points out the rapper made fun of the situation on social media when he posted a skit featuring comedian Michael Blackson.
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These attacks have included efforts that her supporters have said were sexist, including one viral tweet that made fun of Ms. Warren dancing at a recent rally in New York City.
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TORONTO — Conor McGregor played to a partisan Toronto audience and made fun of Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s tax problems at the second stop of their four-city promotional tour on Wednesday.
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At the 2017 Emmy Awards, Spicer appeared as part of a bit, and even made fun of his own stretching of the truth about the size of the crowd at Trump's inauguration.
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Back in February, Kylie Jenner tweeted that she wasn't using Snapchat anymore, and it was "so sad," while Rihanna feuded with Snapchat over poorly curated ads that made fun of domestic abuse.
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Only a month after a buddy-buddy meeting with Trump in New York City, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull made fun of the U.S. president at a charity ball on Wednesday night.
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Kendall recalls that later in the trip, Kourtney made fun of her after she asked one of their friends, Fai Khadra, to keep her car keys on him while they went skiing.
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"I was made fun of but it didn't bother me very much because I was very comfortable in who I was," the actress and singer told NEW YOU in their Spring issue.
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Sanders, who sat at the head table during the annual dinner in Washington, D.C., did not walk out in protest when comedian Michelle Wolf roasted her and made fun of the administration.
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GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump did not attend tonight's dinner, an absence that some attributed to his roasting in 2011, when Seth Meyers made fun of his attempt at a 2012 run.
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That play where everyone made fun of Texans QB Brian Hoyer for apparently just dropping the ball was actually the result of Bailey pushing one of Hoyer's linemen into his arm. 216.
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At a Fox town hall Thursday night in Scranton, Biden's hometown, the president made fun of Biden's slip about "Super Thursday" and his recent observation that he was running for the Senate.
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My co-workers at the analytics startup had made fun of me for considering a "life-style job"––it entailed a ten-thousand-dollar pay cut––but I liked the company's utopianism.
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I don't see why the disabled and trans people should have to suffer, or like be made fun of for you to make some other joke about injustices committed against black people.
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The two of them trash-talked each other and made fun of each other, and people just seemed so happy to see a Republican and a Democrat being nice to each other.
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Trevor Noah and other late-night hosts made fun of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s new presidential campaign slogan, "No Malarkey," which Biden unveiled during a tour of Iowa.
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"Some girls at the lunch table next to his (who didn't even participate in college colors day) had made fun of his sign that he had attached to his shirt," Snyder said.
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But a day after posting that tweet, Falwell tweeted an image someone else had posted on Instagram that made fun of the protesters and suggested that "no one cares" about the demonstration.
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He attacked Democrat Doug Jones, Moore's opponent, as a "Hillary Clinton globalist," said the media is ignoring President Trump's accomplishments, bashed Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and made fun of Republican Sen.
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He says he never wanted to be a skater and, during a childhood trip to North Carolina, he and his cousin made fun of ice dancers during a public skate, mimicking their moves.
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After how much Kyle had made fun of Paulie and Natalie's eliminations, it seems like it wasn't only hard work that got this done today but also a little bit of delicious karma.
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Oliver's mocking is similar to that of Seth MacFarlane -- who made news when old clips of his surfaced in which he made fun of Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey after their scandals broke.
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"A cashier once made fun of me after I told him my name and said, 'Thank God your parents didn't like chicken tikka otherwise you would have been called 'Chicken Tikka'" she says.
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The host should probably have better standards than mocking someone's accent given her own daughter's ethnicity, but what can you expect of the person who even made fun of a school shooting survivor?
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I jumped because I could, because I was bored, because one of the seniors had made fun of my pathetic dollar-store costume and I wanted to prove I was better than her.
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After all, her mother had been made fun of before for not speaking proper English — a common experience for immigrants that's not often discussed in terms of the personal trauma it can cause.
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"I never thought I would be ridiculed, cussed at, and made fun of with harmful threats to me and my dog based on assumptions instead of facts," wrote Dr. Hall in his manifesto.
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I have been laughed at for not getting a good grade on a quiz after already being disappointed in myself, and I think that no one should get made fun of for this.
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"I don't think there's a person with a disability on the planet who has never been made fun of," said Ms. Mizrahi, who has dyslexia and is raising a child with physical disabilities.
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"The thing is , I wasn't always this confident, I got made fun of for my weight from kindergarten- 7th grade, and I still do off and on (just not as much)," she wrote.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT Colbert made fun of Trump for saying on Twitter that the border wall should now be a "barrier" made out of steel, not concrete — in part because it is "less obtrusive.
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And while it's true I once made fun of Romney's dog, we have to remember that we now have the first president ever who has never had a pet in his entire life.
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"I got made fun of often in high school because I was using all of these hashtags and trying, in any way possible, to get more people to view my page," she remembered.
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For the last 20 years, Dr. Ferrari and his colleagues have worked to create what attendees described as a much-needed setting for sharing and debating their research, without being made fun of.
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship star Conor McGregor played to a partisan Toronto audience and made fun of Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s tax problems at the second stop of their four-city promotional tour.
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And this year, a set of stickers on chat app Line that supposedly made fun of the royal family, including the current King Vajiralongkorn, set off authorities on a hunt for its makers.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A Thai activist who made fun of one of junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha's ballads on Facebook was charged on Tuesday with cyber crime for publishing material critical of the government.
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With ugly, exaggerated features, and wearing tattered clothes, these "minstrels" made fun of enslaved Africans as superstitious, hypersexual and cowardly, according to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington.
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I was not surprised that people made fun of my name or compared me to a diseased vagina or suggested they'd rather I die than offer me mouth-to-mouth in a fictitious emergency.
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One Kvartal 95 sketch from the period made fun of the brutality of the riot police; in another, Zelensky played a psychiatric patient who is recruited by a government functionary to go after demonstrators.
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I mean, Jews, I mean the names are made fun of, or they're moneylenders, or cruel, or unpleasant, or have no manners, or trying to make their way … I mean, they're always depicted badly.
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"While it is nice to save a fraction of a penny times a million lightbulbs," said DiTullo, "it is also nice to provide a great product that doesn't get made fun of on Gizmodo!"
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"Each film is the brainchild of directors and producers, and this guy just took it and made fun of it," Kevin Chu — the director of Taiwanese hits like Kung Fu Dunk — told Apple Daily.
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The administrators, made fun of her and her body, and went to strange and extreme lengths despite that no one around her in class mentioned or was disturbed by her not wearing a bra.
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I think that in no way, shape, or form is suicide a joke or should be made fun of in any, shape, or form ... I don't think it's right what he did at all.
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David Letterman's very good treatment of pre-presidential candidate Trump (he called him a racist and made fun of him to his face for making his crappy products overseas) has been circulating ever since.
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Naturally, a bunch of Twitter users just straight-up made fun of Carson — who, according to some folks, doesn't come across as being too smart, despite being a renowned neurosurgeon and former presidential candidate.
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Obama made fun of the angst many in the Republican establishment have expressed at the prospect that Trump or Tea Party candidate Ted Cruz could win the party's nomination to run in the Nov.
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"At games I've been laughed at and made fun of," Chloe said, explaining that both the audience and other players will mock her on the field while she's trying to focus on the game.
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Colbert also made fun of Trump for the signing ceremony at the White House Wednesday, showing a clip of Trump saying "you're going to have a lot of happy people" with the policy change.
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In this election cycle, they have heard cruel nicknames and derisive comments, heard people being made fun of on the basis of weight, disability, attractiveness, and referred to as pigs, dogs, babies and losers.
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But after meeting my young patient and hearing his story of being bullied, I now make it a point to ask my patients if they are being made fun of or bullied at school.
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Barr also said that his car sustained $1,500 worth of damage to the tires and rims on his way to Popeyes locations to get a sandwich and that his friends made fun of him.
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I think [snowblades] have always been perceived as something to be made fun of... Here in the Alps," where Puleio lives with his family, "the smaller your backpack is, the larger your penis is.
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When they temporarily transferred to a new middle school because theirs was flooded, students on the new bus made fun of Raechel, an effusive teenager who loves theater and sings in her church choir.
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"In a way, I think we made fun of normal politics in the first five seasons, and it doesn't feel normal right now," said Walsh, who plays former White House press secretary Mike McClintock.
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In a blog item posted on the Alliance for Food Health website, she made fun of an RCN soap opera from 1980s called "Azúcar," or Sugar, that was set in Colombia's sugar cane heartland.
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Ding Yue, the senior, said live-streaming had also contributed to bullying at the school, recalling how a student was teased after classmates read that an online commenter had made fun of his looks.
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As a kid, my family made fun of me for how avidly I paid attention to and followed along with the flight safety demonstration every single time we flew — but I stand by it.
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Mark Ruffalo spoke about his most iconic roles in a new video for Vanity Fair and said that his "Avengers" costars made fun of him while wearing his Hulk motion capture or mocap suit.
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Throughout the two matches spanning three hours Kyrgios argued with fans and officials, swiped a ball into nearby houses, threatened to walk off court and even made fun of experienced umpire Fergus Murphy's headgear.
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Plus, growing up I was always made fun of for liking thicker girls, realizing at a young age that many men buy into the lies society teaches us, so I know what I'm talking about.
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I started out thinking I was making a film that made fun of religious people, and then I realized I was making a film about religious people, and that's a very big realization for me.
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The entire class made fun of her after her teacher asked her to remove the tin foil wrapper from "an old Hershey's bar" that she was using as a scrunchie to hold back her hair.
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This confusing deviation from the norm could really freak them out — or in the case of this writer, get you coyly made fun of until the overwhelming shame forces you to trade in your Nexus.
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On April 23rd Jeffrey Gundlach, a celebrated fund manager, stood on stage at the Sohn Conference, an investment event in New York, and made fun of Mr Zuckerberg before saying Facebook was his best "short".
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Here's Trump's thirst-quenching moment: Trump made fun of his fellow Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio for years for doing the exact same thing during a 22017 response to the State of the Union address.
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In this EDC joke, Marshmello made fun of the trope of the anonymous producer, and implicitly himself, by theatrically playing up the drama associated with it only to diffuse the tension with a playful trick.
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The very qualities the mercurial big-city Mr. Sarkozy made fun of, according to Mr. Buisson — Mr. Fillon's rural origins and ponderousness, "his legendary caution and his silences" — earned him favor with the crowd here.
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And earlier this month, he made fun of Christine Blasey Ford for not being able to remember all the details of the night she says Brett Kavanaugh, now a Supreme Court justice, sexually assaulted her.
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At first he made fun of Jennifer Lawrence's salary, but then he made a crack about his salary for hosting the Globes this year versus Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's salary for hosting last year.
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While China does not release the official reason for any film denial, THR's sources pin the decision on Chinese leader Xi Jinping's dislike of being made fun of... by being compared to Winnie the Pooh.
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Will he campaign as the candidate who champions vets, or the candidate who made fun of American prisoners-of-war by saying he prefers "people who weren't captured," as he said when referring to Sen.
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This was a family who loved one another, laughed with one another, made fun of one another and always supported one another, even while living through one of the most turbulent times in American history.
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Just the summer before, a friend of my parents had made fun of me to my face when I had complained one night that the adults got lobsters while the kids had to eat chicken.
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"I think a lot of the comedy historically that's made fun of women's media has come from a male perspective that's like, women are dumb, that's why they do this dumb media," Ms. Newell said.
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Wielding a water bottle as a prop, Trump made fun of Rubio for an awkward incident in which the senator grabbed for a drink of water off camera during an important televised speech in 2013.
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Ashley Bennett, who had never run for office before, decided to run for the Atlantic County Board of Chosen Freeholders after a male member made fun of the Women's March; she ended up winning his seat.
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According to a Vulture profile published the day before he died, Brion reportedly made fun of Miller for constantly asking for water sounds to be added to the album, prompting Miller to conceive of the title.
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That's the event where the top draft prospects gather, compete in a bunch of physical tests, and then get made fun of for not doing enough bench press reps by out-of-shape sportswriters like me.
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On Tuesday, following the news that Kardashian's boyfriend Tristan Thompson allegedly cheated on her with sister Kylie Jenner's best friend, Haqq, 35, left a fiery comment on a post that made fun of the alleged scandal.
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I think there are some things that people in my position might not enjoy—being made fun of or whatever—but if people are seeing my face and I'm getting out there, to me, that's good.
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Illustration by Kat Aileen When we left off in part two of "Owls," Drake had just finished arguing with Skepta about whether or not BBK could absorb OVO and then made fun of Skepta's British accent.
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"Man, this is going to go viral," he said, at the end of a segment that made fun of the role that Buhari, a former general, had played in three military coups before being elected President.
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His retweet came after a campaign-style rally on Tuesday night in Florida, in which he made fun of the press several times, falsely claiming they "suppress" polls that indicate positive approval ratings for his presidency.
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"The fact that he made fun of all the deaths that happened there in Puerto Rico, the catastrophe that there was during Maria and after Maria, it just shows that he's an inept leader," Guzmán said.
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Lazarus's most notorious operation was a cyber-attack on Sony Pictures in 20143 in response to the studio's movie that made fun of North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong Un. But its aims are usually more mercenary.
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The issue was famously mocked on the now-defunct Colbert Report, when Stephen Colbert ribbed Holmes Norton for not being from the United States of America and made fun of her inability to vote in Congress.
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Some of my classmates made fun of me because everybody was researching ways to save the world while I was trying to come up with a perfect puzzle, but it all worked out in the end.
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In late May, Vox journalist Carlos Maza, who identifies as gay, spoke out about repeated harassment he said he experienced from conservative YouTube host Steven Crowder, who regularly made fun of Maza's race and sexual orientation.
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It is also worth remembering how flustered and angry Mr. Trump appeared to be when President Barack Obama made fun of him — and made a roomful of people laugh — during the 2011 White House correspondent's dinner.
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"John routinely made fun of the photo of Madeline Albright going to North Korea and raising champagne glasses in 2000," explains Mark Groombridge, who worked closely with Bolton for years before Bolton joined the Trump administration.
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There were a few flashes of classic Trump: He made fun of Jeb Bush, was interrupted by some protesters, and talked a lot about how happy he was that there were so many cameras at the event.
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She got her biggest laugh when she made fun of WIRED for predicting in 2000 that the internet would both lead to the end of political division and be a place where government interference would be senseless.
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As far as I see it, there are two types of women who wear polka dots: Women who had posters of Holly Golightly hung up in their dorm rooms, and women who made fun of those women.
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And what gets lost in the process are African Americans, and Hispanics, and women, and the gay population, not to mention the eighth grade developmental stage exhibited by him when he made fun of the handicapped person.
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But right now, the political will to do anything is nearly zero except for someone like Alexandria Ocasio who gets pilloried for saying we really have to slow it down rather dramatically, who gets made fun of.
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Bannon made fun of Ivanka Trump Ivanka Trump drew massive amounts of national attention when she said that "there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children" in regard to the accusations against Moore.
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Wanda Sykes found herself in the midst of some midterm-related drama last month: At a show in New Jersey, some fans walked out and demanded refunds after she made fun of Trump's standing among international leaders.
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But Mr. Parmelin "is not the first or the last of the federal councilors who was made fun of for his deficient language competences," said Daniel Kubler, a professor of political science at the University of Zurich.
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By values, I mean a code that requires making hard choices — curating your offerings, which was something Apple got made fun of for doing, back when it launched the App Store, by the open-is-best crowd.
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Naga Kunadi, 44, also an ethnic Chinese Muslim, said that after converting to Islam in 2002 some of his non-Muslim family made fun of him not eating pork, but he still celebrates the Lunar New Year.
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President Barack Obama on Thursday again knocked Donald Trump as thin-skinned — this time, mocking the Republican presidential nominee for lashing out at "Saturday Night Live" on Twitter because the sketch comedy show made fun of him.
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Bill Maher once joked that President Trump was part orangutan, Jimmy Kimmel has made fun of first lady Melania Trump's accent and Chelsea Handler has questioned Lindsey Graham's sexuality while sending an anti-Trump tweet almost every day.
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Yes, we've all made fun of M. Night Shyamalan's twist endings, but the end of Split — which revealed through a Bruce Willis cameo that it was set in the same universe as Shyamalan's 2000 movie, Unbreakable — was fantastic.
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"You can't help but feel rotten when the classmate your peers made fun of for 'smelling like poop' quite literally had to sit in her own waste because she was chained to her bed," he continued on Facebook.
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It's a long-standing joke that The Tonight Show's Jimmy Fallon has made fun of in a skit released on Wednesday, where the late show host just can't quite figure out that it's Liam Hemsworth he's speaking to.
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Mr. McKinney, whose legal name is Maya McKinney, said he targeted several students who "always made fun of him, 'hated him,' called him names and said he was disgusting for trying to be a guy," the affidavit states.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Chinese-American director Lulu Wang's movie "The Farewell" won the top prize at the Independent Spirit Awards on Saturday, while Adam Sandler was named best actor and made fun of his exclusion from Sunday's Oscars.
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"Kim looked absolutely amazing at the Met Ball … but it seems like the Mexico pictures are just never-ending and it's just making her think about Paris again, [when she] was mocked and made fun of," she said.
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Deadline reports that the boy, Keaton Jones of Tennessee, broke down while explaining how hurtful it was when some of his peers made fun of his appearance and told him that no one wanted to be his friend.
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Though Pease does acknowledge that shift as "just part of an evolving society," it calls to mind some definitely-made-fun-of online reports that attempted to explain why young people just aren't clubbing like they used to.
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"The ministry of interior will continue to stand against these terrorist pages that have long incited violence against state institutions and made fun of the major incidents experienced by the country recently," Abdel Karim told Egyptian radio yesterday.
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If you feel anxious about going to the gym and end up skipping out on planned visits, for example, it could mean you're afraid of looking out of place or being made fun of by other gym goers.
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As he battled his rivals for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, Mr. Trump made fun of Carly Fiorina's face on television, saying that people wouldn't vote for the former chief executive of Hewlett-Packard because of her looks.
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Although denizens made fun of him on there, Arthur seems to have remained in the midst of the AtomWaffen Division, a small-potatoes hate group tracked by both the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League.
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A smaller group of union demolition workers, who were paid much higher wages and, unlike the Poles, overtime, often made fun of their Polish co-workers, according to the testimony of Adam Mrowiec, one of the Polish laborers.
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"There are plenty of instances where American journalists went to Japan in the '90s and essentially made fun of the youth culture, the shows and the games," said David Marx, author of Ametora: How Japan Saved American Style.
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I need you to get yelled at and made fun of, a lot, and if you get kicked out of the club, I need you to be relieved, and I need you to help build a new one.
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"Keiko doesn't care — or maybe she doesn't realize — when she is being made fun of by others," said Ms. Murata, 20133, of the narrator of "Convenience Store Woman," her 10th novel and first to be translated into English.
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With the satirizing "Troïka ou Clochette" (1960), I can think through the timeline of elegiac ideas of industrial splendor, made fun of by the work's nonchalant, jerky, absurd, awkward, dancing movements, which evoke a constantly deferred last gasp.
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After the incident, his comedy took on a different tone: In a fall 2018 appearance, he made fun of online debates about cultural appropriation and complained that nowadays, "everyone weighs in on everything," according to the New Yorker.
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We could have made fun of them for surrendering in the Second World War, lightheartedly appropriating the sacrifice of our grandparents for the sake of a couple of easy headlines and the opportunity to piss off our closest neighbours.
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Again, this contrasts with the rhetoric from Trump, who wants to build a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants, has made fun of people with disabilities and has no recommendations for justice reform, early education or education at all.
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It's true — just think of a Jane Austen title and there's likely a snide remark about a two-decades-old outfit worn by one of the more comical or dowdy characters; something and someone to be made fun of.
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After "South Park" made fun of China's censorship of Western entertainment, resulting in its apparent ban, it posted a sarcastic "apology" that drew on the recent NBA-China clash over an NBA executive's endorsement of the Hong Kong protests.
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The police records, which were unsealed Thursday, show McKinney telling officers in an interview that he intended to "shoot and kill" kids who made fun of him, "hated him" and called him "disgusting" and other names for being transgender.
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But what's funnier is that he's making fun of the way we — black people, the main audience who bought the 3LW records, and memorized their songs and dances — all made fun of the song when we first heard it.
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He got so mad about a theater holding a female-only screening of Wonder Woman that Carson Daly made fun of him on The Today Show, prompting Jack to file a Civil Rights complaint against Daly and the theater.
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Trump was egged on by his Mississippi supporters, as he repeatedly made fun of Ford's testimony about being sexually assaulted by Kavanaugh ... specifically her claim that she only had one beer at the party where it allegedly took place.
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And, according to legend, when an actor playing Socrates made fun of the philosophic gadfly from the stage, the real Socrates rose from his seat and pointed to his own face to confirm that, indeed, the likeness was good.
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Two that stood out: continuing his "feud" with pal Matt Damon, who made fun of him for losing his category, and employing the Stranger Things kids to hand out snacks his mother had made to the star-studded crowd.
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Opinion: Bullied Florida boy's story is complicated His teacher wrote in a Facebook post that's been shared more than 10,000 times that the boy was devastated when other kids made fun of the shirt he was so proud of.
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The ensuing years were a time of great instability in Korea, and for me it was a great trauma to move countries and not speak the language and be made fun of for the way I looked and talked.
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While Ward said he was initially happy to defend Gabriel when others made fun of him, he'd been under the impression that he was a terminally ill child, being granted a dying wish by a children's foundation, he continued.
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And although the star's wife, who is currently expecting the couple's second child, is into Levine's lighter locks, the singer's fellow judge on the voice, Blake Shelton has jokingly made fun of him in the past for his bleached hair.
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After she is (UGH!) punched in the face and has her jaw wired shut for a summer, she returns to school thin and therefore conventionally attractive, and so decides to exact revenge on the bullies who made fun of her before.
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After a couple more verses where Corden called out Jackson's bank commercials and Jackson made fun of Corden's lesser celebrity status, the Hitman's Bodyguard actor got the last word by calling back to his famous Snakes on a Plane line.
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Officials have pointed to North Korea's threat of "merciless countermeasures" against Sony if the studio released "The Interview," a movie by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg that made fun of North Korea and includes a fictional assassination of its leader.
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There might be something to that, but Trump's no-apology record extends far earlier than his time in the White House He didn't apologize during the 2016 campaign when he made fun of McCain for being a prisoner of war.
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Forbes says the Newton PDA flopped for a number of reasons: Its price started at $700, it was 8 inches tall and 4.5 inches wide, and its handwriting recognition was so bad that a classic "Simpsons" episode made fun of it.
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In Illinois, Senator Mark Kirk, 57, made fun of the Thai heritage of his challenger, Representative Tammy Duckworth, 48, and when I watched the exchange, I wondered if the tension between them was a function of gender as well as race.
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According to the parenting site Romper, the boy's mother, Katie Alicea, expressed concern that her son Isaac would get made fun of by peers for wearing a backpack depicting Wonder Woman rather than a superhero more stereotypically aligned with his gender.
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A lot of the time, I found the narrative surrounding Indian food in the States was, hey, I was an Indian-American and you all made fun of my food growing up my whole life, and now you're claiming it.
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Bannon made fun of the fact that MSNBC's Joe Scarborough went to the University of Alabama Bannon said that he went to better schools -- Georgetown and Harvard -- than Scarborough, who is an Alabama native and went to the University of Alabama.
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SOME OF THE POINTS THAT HE WAS MAKING, BUT IT DIDN'T MATTER BECAUSE IT WASN'T GRAPPLED HEAD ON. SOMEBODY JUST TAUNTED HIM AND MADE FUN OF HIM AND THAT'S THE ENVIRONMENT THAT WE'RE IN, AND SO IT BECOMES A SYMBOL.
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Vera made fun of everything, down to the slop pail where they pissed on winter nights and the way their mother scolded them for stepping over their brother's or father's things, or trying to cook when they had their periods.
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If you're interested in hearing from The Times regularly about great TV, sign up for our Watching newsletter and get recommendations straight to your inbox Jimmy Kimmel made fun of President Trump on Tuesday for the constant turnover in his administration.
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"Black people want to be the characters that we love and they might not necessarily look like us and if we want to look like them, we get a lot of backlash and ridicule and get made fun of," she said.
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") President Donald Trump got involved, and on Tuesday, in front of a cheering crowd, he made fun of Christine Blasey Ford ("Wonder why victims of sexual assault don't come forward?" asked Tara Setmayer) and called it "a scary time for men.
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A press release sent out by Fox that made fun of Trump has been cited as a last straw by the real estate mogul's campaign, which also argues Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly treated its candidate unfairly in the first debate.
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When it comes to having a voice on various issues, monolingual Guaraní speakers, or those who speak only a little Spanish, "fear they will be made fun of, so prefer to keep their heads down and mouths shut," he added.
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What's particularly disturbing about Trump's sudden reversal on that point is that it seems to have come about not as a result of some deep personal examination of the morality of such a response, but rather because Iran's president made fun of him.
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Jake Paul, a 219-year-old millionaire who built a career out of peddling merch to children and being loud on the internet, took a brave stance against cyberbullying by calling out a reaction vlogger who made fun of him a few times.
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We have a number of people with disabilities working on the manual, and they have expressed to me that it's empowering to have a way to participate because oftentimes online activism or hashtag activism gets made fun of or looked down on.
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"When everything was released I spiraled into a major depression, everyone made fun of me, my dad couldn't even look at me, to this day some of my family wants nothing to do with me," the woman who talked to Motherboard said.
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Some made fun of Xbox's perhaps-too-serious-face unveiling of the console, full as Phil Spencer's tech-spec patter was of bamboozling facts and stats that kind of got in the way, a bit, just a little, of The Actual Games.
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We've made fun of the Clintons and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE.
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But whereas Ryan's original video made fun of the way he looked, iterations that came after — often where a person would show their two very attractive parents and the punchline was their even more attractive self — were little more than excuses to brag.
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Mine Kirikkanat, a columnist and writer from the old secularist elite, crossed that line at a public event last year when she made fun of the language of Islamist dispossession on issues such as Turkey's old ban on head scarves in universities.
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There is still a cycle of shame because everyone around me seemed to have perfect skin; I was never made fun of because of my skin, but the internal warfare in my brain made me feel like everyone was staring at my acne.
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Maybe we should have guessed that an administration led by a man who didn't want to be made fun of at the White House Correspondents' Dinner also may send a lady in a pink crown to jail for laughing at its attorney general.
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I know we've said this for the past few years, ever since all of the number-crunchers we made fun of on Twitter started getting hired by NHL teams, and then we find ourselves reliving the same old battles all over again.
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In 2018, Mejia was walking down a street with many of the university's Greek houses when members of the now-banned Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity called her a "Mexican pig" and made fun of a limp she developed after a car crash.
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It also harkens to another aspect of Trump lore — the idea that he was inspired to run for office after being made fun of by both President Barack Obama and comedian Seth Meyers at the 2011 White House Correspondents&apos Association Dinner.
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And in a recent episode of Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," Cedric the Entertainer made fun of comics who laugh before a joke — he called it a "pre-laugh" — hinting that it's a cheap way to get the audience to respond.
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It was called Jesus Freak — a phrase gleefully borrowed from a derogatory term used for hippie Christians in the 290s — and its title track, which contains some echoes of Nirvana, was about not caring if people made fun of you for your faith.
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People will sometimes have a charitable or a funny interpretation of what you're doing, but anytime you do anything that is putting yourself out there, or authentic in any way, you're leaving yourself open to be made fun of or being misunderstood.
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At a rally in Southaven, Mississippi, on Tuesday night, Trump made fun of Christine Blasey Ford, who testified at a hearing last week that Brett Kavanaugh, now a nominee to the Supreme Court, sexually assaulted her when they were in high school in the 1980s.
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But it's still worth reading, because Laine—despite apparently being asked to offer some sort of noble defense of Winnipeg's honor after other players made fun of it—instead spends the entire article talking about how he's better than Nik Ehlers at Call of Duty.
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They gifted you with all the free Titanic and Hanson posters your bedroom walls could handle, promised to help navigate your first kiss, and gave you the confidence to wear a frosty eyeshadow, even if the other kids on the bus made fun of you.
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He joked about how she and the other employees at the artsy theatre probably sat around and made fun of the people who went to the mainstream theatre, where they didn't even serve wine, and some of the movies were in IMAX 3-D.
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According to the news site: Trump has repeatedly—and sometimes for a sustained period of time—made fun of Hannity's interviewing skills, usually zeroing in on the low-quality laziness of the host's questions, the three people with direct knowledge tell The Daily Beast.
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Trying to show how far LGBTQ rights have come in recent years, Biden claimed if someone at a business meeting in Seattle only five years ago "made fun of a gay waiter," people would just let it go, according to a reporter traveling with him.
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Crenshaw appeared on the show to accept an apology from comedian Pete Davidson, who had made fun of Crenshaw's missing eye -- lost on his third tour in Afghanistan, where he served as a Navy SEAL -- on the show earlier this month, prompting national backlash.
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Many apparently still believe that Trump made fun of a disabled NY Times reporter during last year's campaign when in fact, Trump only used a type of gesture that he often used to make fun of people flaying away when faced with tough questioning.
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You're obviously willing to wear your heart on your sleeve, but what I found fascinating about the mostly heterosexual group of friends that Matthias and Maxime are a part of is that every time someone gets a little vulnerable, they get made fun of.
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Investigators say in a probable cause affidavit that the suspect confessed that he stabbed his victims because one made fun of the way he prayed and kissed the ground and because another treated celebrities as if they were gods, something Johnson said Muslims don't condone.
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"As an Asian-American, especially one with a Vietnamese name, I'd experienced small bits of discrimination, like having my name mispronounced or made fun of," remembers Hao Tran, editor of the popular Saigon-based lifestyle site Vietcetera, which covers business, society, and culture in Vietnam.
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I marched through clunky sonatinas like a trained seal on my aunt's upright Yamaha, but when I heard Sammy play, wearing a mustard yellow sweatsuit that my other cousins and I made fun of him for wearing, I realized I was only pretending to be a musician.
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There are many things that James Cameron's Avatar movies have been made fun of for over the years: the hackneyed plot that borrows heavily from FernGully, the tedious White Savior trope, the magic trees, the improbably oversized knife that features prominently in the film's final battle.
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"When I got down to my lowest weight and had all that loose skin I was still being made fun of, and when I looked in the mirror it was hard to see anything but all this extra skin," the Montessori preschool teacher, 31, tells PEOPLE.
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In their open political boldness, all these innovations follow in the footsteps of Bereket Belayneh, a playwright whose sensationally popular one-man show, "Eyayu Fungus"—first staged three years ago and soon to air on television—made fun of low-level officials as well as Ethiopians themselves.
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Lively made fun of herself on Instagram, posting a photo at the gym with trainer Don Saladino dressed in the fit-and-flare Jenny Packham candy-striped dress and gold Christian Louboutin heels she wore last week to the Baby2Baby and Shutterfly Mother's Day celebration in Brooklyn.
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In Sisters, there's a Korean character named Vicki who gets made fun of when she reveals her Korean name; later, Vicki goes to a party and acts sexually aggressive and is trying to find a husband so she can bring her brothers and sisters to America.
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He's seen over 140 concerts and Bruce has continually repudiated him in interviews and made fun of him on late night TV. Christie sucks, but I can't imagine how I'd handle it as a fan if my favorite artist went public telling me to fuck off.
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Twitter fans made fun of it all with altered photographs and videos, showing Hollande with rock-and-roll or punk haircuts, and in various other guises as the Queen of England, former Paris Saint-Germain soccer star Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and the president's ex-partner Valerie Trierweiler.
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The Protection Committee for Myanmar Journalists was formed in response to the arrest in June of a newspaper editor over the publication of a cartoon that made fun of the military, said video journalist A Hla Lay Thu Zar - one of the group's 21-member executive committee.
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These comedic archetypes are such a part of the canon of Latinx entertainment that they're made fun of in American comedy, like Arrested Development and its Premios Desi, which also made sure to add a joke about Lucille Bluth thinking all the Latinx men there were waiters.
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That 44 percent of college-educated people voted for this person who made fun of disabled people and talked about grabbing pussy — it fills me with such despair that it makes me feel that my work is just filigree on the rotting body of a corpse.
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Anyone who tells you differently has never cackled their way through an abysmal movie as they made fun of it with good friends, or gleefully beat a joke into the ground, or seen Norm Macdonald spoof a roast by telling the most hackneyed jokes with complete conviction.
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"They have often made fun of me for trying to impart my life lessons, but when they leave home and go out in the world, I want them to hear my voice in their head, so they know what I would have thought," he said, and laughed.
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There are others, all memorialized in song: the time her schoolmates made fun of the homemade rags she wore on picture day ("Coat of Many Colors"), the time a gorgeous, redheaded bank teller dared flirt with her husband, Carl Dean, in front of his wife ("Jolene").
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By the second mile they'd begun to sync, and she'd offered him a few tidbits about her life since college, the most important being, she said, that she still wrote poetry, but that it was bad poetry, and her boyfriend had made fun of her for it.
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It was featured in the American version of The Office, which made fun of the fact that it's a virtual world where you could work at a paper company, and CSI: New York, which was infatuated with the notion that a virtual world could have a seedy underbelly.
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Most of the other Housewives, especially Moore, have made fun of Whitfield, laughing at her lack of recognition outside of RHOA; her biggest claim to fame from the show being her iconic Season 2 quip, "Who gon' check me, boo?" and a line of T-shirts bearing the quote.
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Because, and there's no way around this, I had written some awful things about Austin Rivers for money, made fun of him on Twitter, dragged him and his family for his continued presence on NBA courts, and generally afforded him no respect as a professional or as a person.
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Lauri Markkanen's Wrists Make All The Difference Everyone who made fun of the Chicago Bulls (my hand is raised) for not just trading Jimmy Butler, but also selecting Lauri Markkanen—every draft prognosticator who I read leading into the 2017 draft's punching bag—has to do 25 pushups.
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You should take it as a complimentThat I got drunk and made fun of the way you talk Here, Taylor Swift walks out of the club — a little tipsy, a little bored of her older boyfriend Tom Hiddleston — and sees a good and cute dog on the sidewalk.
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The film attempts to give Red a troubled backstory — kids made fun of him for his angry eyebrows and he doesn't have parents (laying it on a little thick) — but it never really tries to make it anything other than a hastily applied excuse for Red's antisocial feelings.
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"I could not be more crushed, betrayed, or saddened … knowing someone went behind my back and made fun of me is one of the worst feelings everywhere," she wrote in the post, further claiming that she would be hosting a "Polygraph Party" to find the social media culprit.
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Forbes says the Newton PDA flopped for a number of reasons: it was too expensive (retailing anywhere from $700 to $1,200), it was too big (8 inches tall by 4.5 inches wide), and its handwriting recognition was so bad that a classic "Simpsons" episode made fun of it.
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Her backup dancers in another scene who wait on her hand and foot are also all wearing cut-off shirts with the words "I ❤ TS" on them, a clear jab at those who made fun of her ex Tom Hiddleston for wearing a similar tank while they were dating.
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When she helped him brainstorm ways to get back at people who made fun of him, she was turning from a naive girl into a young woman with a sense of humor who was starting to think of ways to punish her enemies (even if she didn't totally understand curse words).
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And if Netflix ever gave us detailed viewership numbers, I'd imagine there would be a large overlap between the white people who enjoy a fancy pan-Asian restaurant, the white people who love Netflix's romantic comedies, and the white people who made fun of the food Asian kids brought to lunch.
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So, to have that together -- I mean, for God sakes, I should sp-- so, I do have a history with the man, and so in effort of full disclosure, we made fun of him and I think we were afraid it was a boiled ham and a wig or something.
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And while the defense argued that the shooting was in no way racially motivated, evidence presented at Guyger's sentencing showed text messages where Guyger and other officers mocked their black colleagues and also made fun of Martin Luther King Jr., raising additional questions about race and policing in the city.
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Her backup dancers in another scene who wait on her hand and foot are also all wearing cut-off shirts with the words "I ❤ TS" on them, a clear jab at those who made fun of her ex-boyfriend Tom Hiddleston for wearing a similar tank while they were dating.
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Most of the crowd behind him, which included some women holding "Women for Trump" signs and presumably people who identify themselves as good Christian folks, laughed like hyenas as the president, who has been accused of sexual assault and misconduct by 19 women, made fun of a survivor of sexual violence.
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" The president made fun of the Green New Deal as "a high school term paper written by a poor student" and made the case that "the Green New Deal would completely abolish the American oil, natural gas, coal, and nuclear power industries, of which we're now the leader in the world.
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Sure, we've all met that one person who is continually made fun of by friends for their unabashed and overbearing love of pizza loaded with sardines or pineapple, but what about a person who is so devoted to a single topping, they were actually banned from a pizzeria because of it?
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But what does run through all of them is a distinctively playful intimacy: Unlike the alien beings fit only for scientific analysis or service as metaphors that we find in the West, Japan's animals come across as friends — to be attended to, delighted in, or, on occasion, made fun of.
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I would see people who would get harassed or made fun of or bullied and they would go report it, and they would just get ground down by upper management and H.R. And so I felt like, if I can take this on despite the consequences, then I should do it.
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Instead, he was reportedly meeting with Rupert Murdoch about who should head the F.C.C. Soon, Trump would be able to shape deals like the A.T. & T. and Time Warner merger, to strike back at those who made fun of him or criticized him, which often amounted to the same thing.
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President Trump's ill-fitting suits and long ties have become as much of his caricature as his hair, and during the 2016 race, Rick Perry's new glasses were criticized for being a too-obvious attempt to rebrand as more intellectual, and Marco Rubio got made fun of for his boots.
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In 2017, a 14-year-old was convicted of spreading Nazi propaganda, Süddeutsche Zeitung reported, after his parents discovered chats on their son's cellphone where the participants made fun of Jews or glorified the SS. The parents reported the groups to the police — the resulting prosecution could later target around 180 people.
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The White House Correspondents' Association's dinner, an annual gala for which Hollywood comes to DC. Mr Trump loves few things more than glamorous dinners with influential people; he may have skipped it because he was made fun of when he attended and knows that most of the dinner's guests abhor his politics.
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" Noemie Tshinanga (L), Jordan Obi (R) Noemie Tshinanga "I have a lot of friends who came from neighborhoods that are predominately white, I was called an "oreo" in middle school, I was made fun of for listening to Linkin Park and ironically, that was the first time I learned that I was black.
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The stories are deceptively small: Bill loses his cat; Remy flirts with a woman he made fun of in high school; Tig gets crowned Queen of the Mardi Gras, in her mother's place; she enters into a slow-burn courtship with her seemingly straight producer, Kate (played by Notaro's wife, Stephanie Allynne).
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"I would see people who would get harassed or made fun of or bullied and they would go report it, and they would just get ground down by upper management and H.R." The film's working title is Disruptors, which is certainly an accurate way to describe Fowler's actions and the ensuing fallout.
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What's baffling isn't that Foster the People were part of the chorus of Epstein death skeptics—which seemed to include virtually everyone on Twitter this weekend—but that they spent most of the following day defending their theory and lambasting anyone who made fun of them for sharing it in the first place.
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As Streep accepted the Golden Globes' Cecil B. DeMille Award for her contributions to film, she shared what she considered to be the most memorable performance of 2016, the one that "sank its hooks" in her: the moment on the presidential campaign when then-candidate Trump made fun of a disabled reporter.
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Her murder is unique, even among the Ripper killings, for its brutality; one by one, we studied her mutilated corpse, and I tried to forget that a few minutes before, the guide had made fun of her because after a brief stint in France, she'd supposedly begun giving her name as Marie Jeanette.
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"The people who see this image are going to think about all the times in their life that they were made fun of, that they were hurt, that they were hit, that they were insulted, that they were made to feel less because of who they are," a visibly upset Singh told reporters.
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Think back to when Kylie threw shade at Blac Chyna on Instagram, or when Tyga supposedly hacked Blac Chyna's Twitter and called her a gold-digger, or when Blac Chyna made fun of Kylie's famed lips, or most recently, when Rob asked Blac Chyna to marry him and Kylie never publicly congratulated either of them.
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Naipaul was an abusive, irascible, melancholic man, an archetype of the sneering provocateur, of the grinning clown who sat on stoops in a town and made fun of everyone passing by, of the bigoted uncle whose presence the less bigoted dread at certain family gatherings, of the Internet troll who delighted in causing offense.
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During December's Democratic presidential primary debate in Los Angeles, former White House press secretary Sarah HuckabeeSarah Elizabeth SandersSarah Sanders says she 'can't think of anything dumber than' having Congress run foreign policy Rapid turnover shapes Trump's government God did not elect Trump, people did MORE Sanders made fun of Biden in a since-deleted tweet.
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GUILFOYLE: OK. GUTFELD: Anyway, do you remember the times that I tweeted an insult at Pierce Morgan, and I didn&apost know -- I did my TV on, I was home and saw something I made fun of him and I didn&apost realize that he was a guest on a FNC show, and he said that thing?
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The former Daily Show correspondent and host of the upcoming Netflix show The Break took a number of cutting swipes at figures such as Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kellyanne Conway, made fun of President Donald Trump's wealth (or potential lack thereof), and raised eyebrows with her raunchy language — even when using words the president has already said.
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He previously made an appearance as her backup dancer in the "Look What You Made Me Do" music video, during which he wore a cut-off shirt with the words "I ❤ TS" on it (a clear jab at those who made fun of Swift's ex-boyfriend Tom Hiddleston for wearing a similar tank while they were dating).
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Trump made fun of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' Biden offers advice to young people with stutters: It's important 'to not let that define them' MORE's memory, mentioned how the Democratic hopeful has mixed up the names of states.
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Todrick Hall's name also makes the cut — though that's not a surprise, seeing as he appears as a backup dancer in the video, wearing a cut-off shirt with the words "I ❤ TS" on it (a clear jab at those who made fun of Swift's ex-boyfriend Tom Hiddleston for wearing a similar tank while they were dating).
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For too long, House Republicans have enabled and empowered Trump - starting with their failures to stand up to his racist conspiracy theories about President Obama, and more recently during his campaign that has insulted immigrants, demeaned women, impugned the integrity of prisoners of war, made fun of people with disabilities, and denigrated the sacrifice of Gold Star families.
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Read more:Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele calls evangelicals who support Trump 'the biggest phonies of all'Trump said 'I don't have a Racist bone in my body' as he slammed criticism of his racist tweetsJoe Biden joked that he would challenge Trump to do push-ups if the president made fun of his age on a debate stage
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John HickenlooperJohn Wright HickenlooperPoll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (D) responded to a tweet from satirical news outlet The Onion that made fun of his low fundraising in his White House bid.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE previously made fun of his Secret Service director's appearance, calling him "Dumbo" because of his ears, The New York Times reported Monday.
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We're emotive creatures; most of us are real comfortable sharing how we feel, and I'm sad for people who can't openly describe what they're feeling or are afraid to share what they're feeling out of fear of being rejected or made fun of, because I just plain don't give a shit what people think about me.
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According to Motherboard, the talk was delivered by Robert Grant of a company named Time Sterling, with attendees quickly accusing him of making bullshit claims about the technology and potentially defrauding users:People in attendance, as well as security researchers who were following it on Twitter, made fun of the talk and criticized the conference for letting Grant speak.
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"The kids that see this image, the people that see this image, are going to think about all the times in their life that they were made fun of, were hurt, that they were hit, that they were insulted, that they were made to feel less because of who they are," Singh said in a press conference yesterday.
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The press and others made fun of George W. Bush for not being smart, of his father for vomiting on the Japanese prime minister's lap, of President Ford for not being able to walk and chew gum at the same time, and of Bill Clinton for his transgressions, perjury and falling asleep during Hillary's nomination speech.
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Best-case scenario, you keep your lunch but wind up being made fun of by the "What Does the Fox Say?" guys on Norwegian TV: Recent tech advances have cut down on the latency, the time between when you move your head and when the virtual picture adjusts; that's crucial for not making the brain feel sick.
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And what am I doing if I don't love Mondays, there's something wrong with me, and I think that there's a lot to be made fun of there, especially with the clones that they create, because a lot of times, it's not necessarily the thought leader, it's the people trying to emulate and become that thought leader.
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I'm so sorry I made fun of the way people look, and I'm sorry I bragged about getting blocked for being a huge asshole and I'm sorry that I called dozens of people "little bitches" and I'm sorry I tweeted through the times I got dumped and I'm sorry I started drama because I didn't know how else to be online!
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Better examples are the South Carolina State Representative who introduced a bill forcing doctors prescribing Viagra to jump through the same ridiculous hoops that her colleagues had legislated for abortion procedures, the Australians using an iMessage loophole to hassle politicians over new cybersecurity laws, or that fake Campbell's Soup customer service account that made fun of homophobes threatening to boycott the company on Facebook.
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It turned out that wasn't a notice to give you a fucking choice, just a preamble before the video started to play and I was fucking thirteen years old again, staring at my palm and a video of my big dumb reporter brother using his "serious correspondent voice" I always made fun of, just outside a New Mexico Facebook data center embedded with the Ludds.
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Bridget is a television-news producer, but the movie treats her career with disdain, as little more than an opportunity for unprofessional screwups; Maguire has the nerve to give her heroine a big speech on the "integrity" of proper journalism—this after "Bridget Jones's Baby" has made fun of foreigners' names, and arranged for her to put the wrong Asian guest in front of the cameras.
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