The latest example only happens to be the most laughable so far.
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And in what was the most laughable part of the episode, Cersei and Maester Qyburn unveil their secret weapon for defeating Dany's dragons: A … big crossbow?
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But standards have slipped so far in British politics that these days there appears to be stiff competition for the most laughable statement of the day.
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Even the most laughable predictions in this latest federal government report are regurgitated by the press as if irrefutable truths handed down from God on stone tablets.
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Last year, in what arguably became the most laughable comment in the history of the sport, surf legend Laird Hamilton wrongly blamed menstruating women for shark attacks.
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But wouldn't it be the perfect Game of Thrones twist if the most laughable idea — being diplomatic with what man perceives as a pure evil — winds up being the solution?
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And yes, the step-tracking accuracy is still supreme among all the ones I've tried, which includes Samsung's, Xiaomi's, and, most laughable of all, Apple's, which gives me 700 steps by lunchtime even if I've barely left the bed.
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And so housing reports, sociological studies and the news media have blamed grim statistics, like the shrunken class of American homeowners, on an "entitled" millennial lifestyle, in the process producing some of the most laughable pseudoscience in recent history.
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But perhaps the most laughable part of the whole movie is the side plot about a federal investigation, in which law enforcement agents are trying to figure out who is killing wealthy white people in and around the Chicago metro area.
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Bujar surprises himself by telling Tanja his real name and, eventually, a more or less true version of his past, offering us one of our only glimpses of his first years in Italy: They decided when we ate and what we ate and when we had showers, and we were given strange people's clothes to wear, shoes with someone else's sweat in them, shirts yellowed at the armpits and trousers ripped at the crotch, and like prisoners we were allocated an area we were allowed to use, and the most laughable part of it is that, despite all this, I wanted nothing more than to be an Italian, I wished that by putting on their clothes I would change and become them, that the smell of the clothes I was given would become my scent, too, though all the while I hated them with all my heart.
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It was featured in an episode of the movie-mocking television show Mystery Science Theater 3000, and was fondly remembered by author Stephen King, who quotes, and agrees with, a review in Castle of Frankenstein magazine ("certainly among the finest terrible movies ever made", "one of the most laughable poverty row quickies").
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In 2014, she appeared as a lead character in the film Two 4 One."Alberta's Gavin Crawford stars in Two 4 One, a romantic comedy with a twist". Calgary Herald, September 22, 2014. In 2015, she and Baram, to whom she is now married, created an improv duo show called Baram & Snieckus: You & Me."Baram and Snieckus are the city’s most laughable couple".
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Excerpt from Roughing It: > This reminds me of a circumstance. Just after we left Julesburg, on the > Platte, I was sitting with the driver, and he said: A day or two after that > we picked up a Denver man at the cross roads, and he told us a good deal > about the country and the Gregory Diggings. He seemed a very entertaining > person and a man well posted in the affairs of Colorado. By and by he > remarked: I can tell you a most laughable thing indeed, if you would like to > listen to it.
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George R. Reis from DVD Drive-In called it "one of the worst giant monster flicks of all time". Buzz McClain from Allmovie wrote, "With virtually no budget (not even for a competent tripod to hold the camera steady) and using amateur actors, the movie employs the most laughable devices to render the impression of a raging dinosaur—an immobile rubber head, for instance—and the most unpredictable shuffling of scenes of tension and humor." Andrew Smith from Popcorn Pictures gave the film a score of 1 out of 10, writing, "The Crater Lake Monster is nearly as bad as its reputation claims, but the brief stop motion special effects are worth one look... It’s just a shame that these effects are wasted in this hokey micro budget film, and are not displayed in something bigger budgeted and more professional." Keith Bailey from Radio Times gave it 1/5 stars, calling it "so slow and shoddy, it makes some of the worst 1950s monster movies look like masterpieces".
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