Our job is to poke fun at things, and even if it's bleak, we still poke fun at it.
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" Noah found that easy to poke fun at. "O.
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For one, Demi's not afraid to poke fun at herself.
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In announcing his bid, Hickenlooper did poke fun at himself.
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Some of the posts even poke fun at her dad.
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It's easy to poke fun at guys, white men, specifically.
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They volley the word and poke fun at its impropriety.
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Other celebrities created the comparisons to poke fun at themselves.
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He's continued to poke fun at it in the decades since.
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Now, Nicki has taken another opportunity to poke fun at Cardi.
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It's more material to poke fun at, and Netflix is game.
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Typically we like to poke fun at Donald Trump's facial expression.
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"Someone ought to poke fun at those Christians, though," he adds.
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Mr. Styles took the opportunity to poke fun at his friend.
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Figueras couldn't help poke fun at the moment in another Instagram post.
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Disick later took to Instagram Stories to poke fun at the rumors.
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Switching gears, Underwood went on to poke fun at her facial expression.
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They also share "anti-996" memes that poke fun at their predicament.
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McMahon: I like it when you poke fun at news anchors' pronunciations.
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They also poke fun at the hateful comments left under their videos.
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Other sketches will poke fun at traditions and superstitions surrounding the holiday.
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Poke fun at me now, but you'll understand when you try them.
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""I thought it was a hilarious way to poke fun at Ivanka's hypocrisy.
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What better time, then, to have Kit Harington poke fun at his castmates?
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Jennifer Garner isn't afraid to poke fun at herself – even on her birthday.
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Earlier today, Jr. fired off a tweet seeming to poke fun at Sen.
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Social media users quickly chimed in to poke fun at the denim panties.
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LOS ANGELES — The Internet's snarkier corners love to poke fun at Disney characters.
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It was meant to poke fun at traditional views on marriage and fidelity.
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Well, the point of the show is to poke fun at other shows.
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Duterte then went on to poke fun at media coverage of his comments.
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LOS ANGELES — The Voice judges sure know how to poke fun at each other.
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And in the right venue, he's willing to poke fun at his own image.
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Just like The Donald himself, Trump's subreddit loves to poke fun at Jeb Bush.
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"You have to do that before you poke fun of everybody else," said Keenan.
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Twitter users couldn&apost help but poke fun at the creature&aposs daring exit.
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So why not poke fun at all those celebrity "get out the vote" PSAs?
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Either way ... we pity the fool who tries to poke fun at T's getup.
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Sure, we poke fun at the track's lo-fi production values and bombastic sincerity.
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They trust one another enough to poke fun but also to offer constructive criticism.
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I poke fun at my own disability, creating humor where there was once shame.
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We just started using it to poke fun at them and diminish their presence online.
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Nowadays, however, it's more likely to poke fun at blind followers of the iPhone maker.
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Most everyone likes to poke fun at the prosperity gospel, and I'm not always immune.
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Hyland hasn't been afraid to poke fun at her previous statements about The Bachelorette, either.
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They probably should have, considering that it was altered to poke fun at the president.
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" We were just trying to poke fun at those types of people by naming "Primus.
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So how do you poke fun at the flashy ridiculousness while addressing the darker reality?
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Breaking character to poke fun at the case could be seen as a risky move.
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It was partially inaudible but seemed to poke fun at his alma mater, Yale University.
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Yet its willingness to poke fun at the state seems to have been stamped out.
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Some people seemed to poke fun at the amount of attention this recall is getting.
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Having a sense of humor and being able to poke fun at yourself is important.
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While others used the opportunity to poke fun at themselves and their social media prowess.
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Still, host Jimmy Kimmel couldn't help but poke fun at the conversation surrounding the topic.
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The late-night hosts all took a moment to poke fun at Trump's vitriolic tweet.
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Young comedians' most common opening move is to poke fun at the way they look.
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Naturally, the internet took note of Trump's sexy patriotic letters and decided to poke fun.
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The point, they hope, is to poke fun at Silicon Valley from within Silicon Valley.
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Massive displays of fake food poke fun at the popularity of selfies taken with food.
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You can always poke fun at your leaders and it's a form of political analysis.
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It's a chance for the industry to honor Silicon Valley's finest and poke fun at itself.
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And of course, she can poke fun at (and stand up for) herself on social media.
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It takes a happy, stable couple to be able to (kindly) poke fun at each other.
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He has primarily used it as a private joke and to poke fun at Kanye West.
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Miranda's nasal intonations and trademark sloppy lipstick are meant to poke fun at fame-hungry YouTubers.
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Were the creators of Inspector Gadget trying to poke fun at the notion of Cartesian duality?
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It didn't take long for teams to poke fun at the regulations with a little sarcasm.
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Others appeared to poke fun at the state's call for officials to toe the party line.
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The latter is a spurious economic predictor proposed in 1998 to poke fun at forecasting markets.
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The animals are used to poke fun at the notion of a bucolic nurturer and caretaker.
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They also poke fun at crossword convention, too, and that appealed to the subversive in me.
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They also poke fun at crossword convention, too, and that appealed to the subversive in me.
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" He said someone should be able to poke fun at vegans "and not lose your job.
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I think that's what makes these TikToks so appealing: They gently poke fun at the panic.
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They have similar visual styles and both poke fun at the worlds of art and literature.
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If anything, maybe my dad would poke fun at it because he poked fun at everything.
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We may poke fun at these crazy kids now and then, but consider our hearts utterly melted.
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Some poke fun at the Betty White hype ("Drink the blood of Betty White," one user wrote.).
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Sometimes, it takes the cast of Silicon Valley to poke fun at the real world Silicon Valley.
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The viral phrase "OK, boomer" is sometimes used by younger generations to poke fun at older generations.
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" The message wasn't necessarily addressed to men who poke fun at women for being "on the rag.
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Bowen is known for his comedic videos that often poke fun at his, well, lack of hair.
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So making these absurd videos with a green screen lets you poke fun at more traditional films?
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Palmer uses characteristic British self-deprecation to poke fun at his own ideas that belies his accomplishments.
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The whole thread is just a way to poke fun at the microagressions LGBTQ people often face.
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While it's tempting to poke fun at this claim, it appears from the outside to be true.
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Of course, that didn't mean his wife Jessica Biel couldn't poke fun at her husband's faux pas.
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Just remember, we are all on the same side and it's OK to poke fun at ourselves.
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Foster's daughters were some of the first to congratulate the couple — and poke fun at their engagement.
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Legend's wife (and professional model/troll) Chrissy Teigen joined the fun to poke fun at his expense.
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A Taurus, ready for change, not being the typical stubborn bull astrologers love to poke fun at!
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"We just started using [pornbots] to poke fun at them and diminish their presence online," he adds.
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Sometimes Weggen will poke fun at American politics, using a Donald Trump figurine as an animated prop.
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You can always rely on Jimmy Kimmel to poke fun at people when they've messed up royally.
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I think the joke behind it is Jimi Hendrix used to poke fun at his drummer's afro.
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Decline Part II, on the other hand, was always something we brought out to poke fun of.
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Next to the little Alÿs, a series of drawings by Marco Rountree Cruz poke fun at capitalism.
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She jokes about looking like "an old bat," secure in her ability to poke fun at herself.
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Some images evince a biting sarcasm or ironic wit, while others poke fun at our consumerist society.
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Lazy, ignorant, and just plain mean, they poke fun at an incredibly common STI that anyone can catch.
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But in this scene, Arya watches the players poke fun at Joffrey, who is cast as comic relief.
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Jimmy Kimmel was dumbfounded by the criticism, and Jimmy Fallon took the opportunity to poke fun at Trump.
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As Legend commented on the incredible week they had, Teigen took the opportunity to poke fun at him.
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So be careful if you have an urge to poke fun at something one of your matches said.
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But over on Twitter, many took a chance to poke fun at the picture — namely Manning's colorful suit.
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A man free to poke fun at anything and everything in a series of wildly successful video shorts.
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In part, Pushkin's tale was meant to poke fun at the folly of kings, a perennial Russian subject.
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"The opportunity to poke fun at the media is not something that he passes up lightly," she said.
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Brooklyn Beckham knows how to respect powerful women, but he knows how to poke fun at them, too.
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But hold up — does a woman being pregnant mean that it's cool to poke fun at her weight?
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For this issue, she produced two new photographs that poke fun at the art of the pimple pop.
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The medium that Mr. Trump has long embraced was quick to poke fun — and to note the irony.
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Banksy's remotely shredded "Girl With Balloon" was meant to poke fun at the excesses of the auction market.
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He said he watched late-night comics poke fun at the president with a kind of deep patriotism.
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Chrissy Teigen not only loves poking fun of herself, she also doesn't mind poke fun at her husband.
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Late-night comedians Trevor Noah and Jimmy Kimmel poke fun at the Pope for playing hard to get.
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Intel seized the opportunity to poke fun at the conference's near-constant stream of product releases and announcements.
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On one hand, these polyurethane pieces poke fun at the fetishization of studio practice (Jackson Pollock's floor, anyone?).
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For some, the lawsuit was another reason to poke fun at Mr. Nunes, an ally of President Trump.
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This self-deprecation also makes him bulletproof to mockery, since he'll poke fun at himself before others can.
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Even Timberlake himself has been able to poke fun at the phenomenon, tweeting about the meme last year. Meta.
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The campaign seems to poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on the company's historical American roots.
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Family Guy is using its latest Emmys For Your Consideration advert to poke fun at the college admissions scandal.
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Last week, Mark Hamill — Luke Skywalker himself — used this fact to poke fun at the fans and their theorizing.
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All in all, it was an expensive way to poke fun at the frenzy of the dot-com boom.
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I use it to poke fun at society and its ridiculous obsessions—which are also mine, in a way.
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He's especially known for channeling 6-year-old George to poke fun at other members of the royal family.
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But by constantly doing this, it's maybe too easy to poke fun at something that we should take seriously.
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EnviroBuild took the opportunity to poke fun at the president's continued reticence to recognize the reality of climate change.
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China may have censored various nicknames for North Korean leader Kim Jong-un that poke fun at his weight.
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Yet it is entirely different to disdainfully poke fun at art that tries to serve a greater social purpose.
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Of course, the clip has gone viral, with many altering screen shots to poke fun at the whole situation.
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Game of Thrones has always liked to poke fun at Samwell's plight, but his indomitable goodwill usually wins out.
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This self-awareness, a willingness to poke fun at itself, is part of what makes "Killing Eve" so entertaining.
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It's long been easy to poke fun at complaints that white men have been kicked off their cultural pedestal.
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She managed to poke fun at Zolciak's oral sex joke while also roasting her hubby just a little bit.
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But if we throw Harley in it, Harley can poke fun at them, and go "You're ridiculous" [to] Batman.
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The game's creators built the franchise to poke fun at the popular cliches plaguing video games in the 90s.
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It was a mix of people that I really admired and people whom I wanted to poke fun at.
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James Charles and his team decided to poke fun at fellow YouTubers the Dobre Brothers in a new video.
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In videos, users poke fun at the group's homogeneity and quirky behaviors, turning the VSCO girl into a meme.
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Their products are meant to poke fun at everything and anything, because MSCHF takes pride in pushing the boundaries.
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She'll poke fun at her healthy eating choices or announce that her daughter has lost weight to the table.
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Some of Mr. Trump's critics also used the opportunity to poke fun at his prized policy priority: the wall.
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Klobuchar, like many before her, used the unique platform to poke fun at herself and take on her critics.
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Though they take the body as their starting point, Knight's sculptures poke fun at the idea of organic unity.
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These women can poke fun because they're in the club: mostly well-off and, with the exception of Naomi, white.
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Still, he continued to poke fun at the phrase and released a diss track music video that contained harmful language.
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The nostalgic memes poke fun at the outdated, surreal, mildly horrifying animated scenes that fall right in the uncanny valley.
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My college roommates used to poke fun at me because I never got sick of the ensemble for three years.
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And I poke fun at it, like when I was on the cover of Forbes I posted the hashtag #NotBadForAGirlWithNoTalent.
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Smith is not the first celebrity to poke fun at the Keeping Up with the Kardashian star's Valentine's Day gift.
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To the delight of many, Rubio himself was one of the first to poke fun of the moment on Twitter.
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Rather than take aim at President Trump Thursday night on Jimmy Kimmel, GWB chose to poke fun at himself instead.
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The senator from Nebraska also used Twitter to poke fun at Trump for his misspelled tweet about "covfefe" last month.
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COMPUTER to poke fun at the old pop culture trope of yelling at screens to enhance images and solve crimes.
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And I poke fun at it, like when I was on the cover of Forbes I posted the hashtag #NotBadForAGirlWithNoTalent.
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" Jimmy Carter, after leaving office, continued to poke fun at himself: "My esteem in this country has gone up substantially.
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Throughout her tenure on the show, she used her perspective to poke fun at sexism and racism in current events.
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While fans' opinions are divided, it looks the rapper's former band, D12, also had to poke fun at the change.
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The director later said he was not trying to offend anyone and was instead trying to "poke fun" at himself.
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Elon Musk tweeted about Porsche's Taycan Turbo electric sports car on Thursday, appearing to poke fun at the vehicle's name.
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Elon Musk's attempt to poke fun at Porsche's new Tesla-rivaling Taycan was met with some comedic backlash on Thursday.
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Being able to poke fun at yourself is important, but you have to be able to demonstrate sincerity as well.
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Big sister, Kim, is there the whole time — doing what sisters do best: poke fun at the situation at hand.
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While May fine tunes her strategy, her reticence to get specific has offered opposition lawmakers an opportunity to poke fun.
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Mike Tyson is quick to poke fun at his own formidable persona, as seen in "The Hangover" or on Broadway.
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Some memes are standard-issue internet fatalism, while others poke fun at the lengths people go to avoid someone coughing.
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There are bosses that call themselves bosses and a handful of other moments that poke fun at video game tropes.
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Lyall has an arch, sardonic tone and she wasn't afraid to poke fun at the whole experience and the team.
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In the video recorded at a business forum in Manhattan last March, Bloomberg used the tragic story to poke fun.
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That is where students go to complain, empathize, poke fun, debate, procrastinate, give and seek support or get a laugh.
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Parents are more likely to deflect compliments about their children and more likely to poke fun at them in public.
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It's a pleasure watching Johnson poke fun at his own carefully sculpted image, even if the movie stretches his range.
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Yeah, some people dress up as a Mexican border wall and think it's cool; some poke fun at wounded warriors.
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Since then, the people of the internet have used the template to share their opinions and poke fun at celebrities.
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In season three, a young woman named Yui begins to cry when she sees Yama-chan poke fun at her.
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Steve Shelton: One of the things we set out to do was to poke fun at how seriously metal takes itself.
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" But she did poke fun at the criticisms by tweeting, "I hear women candidates are most likable in the quiet car!
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In fact, they often poke fun at his stoicism, implying that he may be the hero, but he's not the star.
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Yang's eye-raising fashion statement ignited a social media flurry and late-night hosts didn't hesitate to poke fun at it.
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Kendall captioned the photos, "season 1 – season 15" and added in three laughing emojis to subtlety poke fun at their transformation.
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At least one Twitter user decided to poke fun at the poor quality of the bystander's video, because everyone's a comedian.
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If there's one couple in Hollywood that's never afraid to poke fun at each other, it's Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds.
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Others took a chance to poke fun at a famous internet theory that has been repeated ad nauseam since the election.
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Cialdini gives the example of the light-hearted videos played at Berkshire's annual shareholder meetings that poke fun at the investors.
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Taylor Swift is using her own magazines to poke fun at the grocery store aisle tabloids that often feature her face.
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As is custom, the candidates are expected to give brief speeches in which they poke fun at themselves and each other.
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Trump attended the annual dinner in 2011, only to have President Obama poke fun at him repeatedly in his comedy routine.
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Naturally, people didn't pass up the opportunity to poke fun at the Facebook CEO, and quality FACEBOOK memes are rolling out.
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Theroux, who co-wrote the film, told CNBC that it was a perfect way to poke fun at the fashion world.
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Donald Trump Jr. and girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle used their Halloween costumes to poke fun at the impeachment proceedings against President Trump.
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Fans took to social media to praise the chicken sandwiches, post memes, and poke fun at Popeyes rival Chick-fil-A.
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Back then, he said, he didn't have any jokes; he'd just get onstage and poke fun at members of the audience.
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Using techniques borrowed from advertising — world-building, abstracting the female body — she started to poke fun at and upend these stereotypes.
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Local journalists, observers and admirers of the building have taken to social media to poke fun at the slow-moving process.
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Her jokes poke fun at how detached she's become because of her fortune — she made a reported $87.5 million this year alone.
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Yes, she is fit and gorgeous, but she's happy to satisfy a pizza craving and poke fun at her self for laughs.
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"To be able to knock the monster down a peg and poke fun and ridicule it helps remove its power," he said.
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It's more exciting to watch a big-name internet company pop in first-day trading or poke fun at an underperforming dud.
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Another involved Postlight posting Wolf of Wall Street GIFs to poke fun at Goldman Sachs employees who attended GIF Battle's launch party.
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In true Minaj fashion, she covered herself up and kept on dancing, going on to poke fun at the incident while onstage.
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So, John Olmstead, 13, from Mattoon, Illinois, decided to poke fun at a certain holiday card trope in a pretty genius way.
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But when pundits poke fun at Democrats and liberals for "unintentionally" goosing gun sales and stocks, they can sound pretty naive too.
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I guess it's easy to poke fun of yourself when you've won five Super Bowls and are married to a super model.
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Tina Fey learned the hard way that you can't poke fun at George Clooney and not receive a little ribbing in return.
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While some have praised the coffee giant for its more open policy, others have used it to poke fun at the company.
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Featuring Donald Glover, Tame Impala, and Ariana Grande as headliners, the festival provides a lot to poke fun of from a distance.
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That sounds like something to poke fun of, after all our President loves fast food, but this is significant here is why.
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Grimaldi and most clowns of that time were able to poke fun directly at the monarchs and aristocracy without fear of consequences.
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His carefully crafted persona is part trickster, part radical, presenting an array of stereotypes in order to poke fun at their absurdity.
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Mr. Tas is famed for his satirical wit on Twitter, which he has used to criticize and poke fun at the government.
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According to Charles, Seven also suffered from a bowel condition that some of his fellow schoolmates would poke fun at as well.
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Since that time, the two have continued their public trolling and found ways to poke fun at the other on social media.
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Brandi Glanville had carte blanche to criticize or poke fun at Joanna Krupa's genitals ... at least that's what Brandi claimed under oath.
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News reports from around the world still poke fun at the rotund rogue dictator, but take on an increasingly ominous tone these days.
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Because the real reason Grande shared this photo was to zoom in on her curls, and poke fun at her recent tattoo fiasco.
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You can call him a racist or a misogynist, criticize his record, poke fun at his small hands, or call him Donald Drumpf.
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But CollegeHumor and participating cast members made sure to approach the topic cautiously, making sure to poke fun at but still not offend.
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The legendary singer presented "Song of the Year" at the 2016 Grammys, but first took a moment to poke fun at the audience.
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They tended to gently poke fun at me for all my feminine trappings: the 20 minutes I'd spend each day on my serums.
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But we certainly can't poke fun at Harington (or the rest of the cast) for mourning the end to this unparalleled cultural phenomenon.
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It would be a chance for the two women to poke fun at all those silly rumors that they're feuding over Jay-Z.
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The result is a gory good time that asks us to poke fun at ourselves and give everyone else a break for once.
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The cast was announced during Wednesday's episode of Good Morning America, and already, Bergeron couldn't help but poke fun at his new costar.
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To poke fun at the ridiculously large pool of Democratic candidates, people quote-tweeted Jerkins' question and each offered their own creative responses.
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Twisting the cinematic aesthetic in order to deconstruct normalcy, they poke fun at everything from beauty pageants, commercial shoots, period pieces, and more.
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The textile works of Russian artist Zhenya Machneva poke fun, more or less gently, at the aesthetics of Socialist Realism and its monuments.
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You can poke fun at fashion trends that have not aged well (metallic lipliner, anyone?) and technology that was once considered cutting edge.
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We've just found that laughing at our problems sometimes makes them feel smaller, and couldn't resist the chance to poke fun at infertility.
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Then, in true Todd fashion, the Chrisley family patriarch went on to poke fun at a certain set of tabloid rumors about himself.
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"The idea is to mimic everyday circumstances with a bit of a satirical view to poke fun at modern day life," she said.
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The joke seems to poke fun at her brother's reported 100-pound weight gain, which has kept him out of the public eye.
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It's tempting to poke fun at oneself, but that won't stop the tide of the internet from zeroing in on your spectacular mistake.
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" Confused online commentators have taken to social media to poke fun at the shirt, comparing it to a "plastic bag" or "bin liner.
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They don't mean to poke fun at fertility struggles, but "humor sometimes makes difficult topics a bit easier to talk about," they added.
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In his Tonight Show monologue, Fallon didn't directly reference the hair-ruffling saga, but he did poke fun at the president's Twitter confrontation.
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Prince's episode of Muppets Tonight is an unhinged delight, letting the entertainer poke fun at himself while palling around with Kermit and company.
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Yes, the show wants to poke fun at the Young Pope's handsome charisma and shed amusing light on some of the church's absurdity.
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But when Driver saw his marine buddies he would poke fun at his cushy new life, ashamed that he hadn't joined them overseas.
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And so she decided to poke fun at Vetements by seeing its borrowing, and raising it — or more to the point, interrogating it.
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The nominees for outstanding actress in a comedy series in 2011 took a moment to poke fun at the "pageantry" of awards season.
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Washington (CNN)Former FBI Director James Comey appeared to poke fun at President Donald Trump in a tweet Tuesday teasing his upcoming book.
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Just little references to our past and really tried to poke fun at them being on a date in a non-aggressive way.
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"He's funny, he's sarcastic, witty, likes to poke fun at people, and he's a great guy to have in the team room," he explained.
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It was a risk to joke about not only the (spoiler alert) ending of the film, but to also poke fun at mental illness.
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" That whole response has been fascinating, and so I was trying to poke fun at that, not be like, "This movement should be over.
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" He took the moment to poke fun of the long-running speculation about his sexuality, singing, "I'm coming out — wait, no no no no.
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He wanted to indulge in some nostalgia and poke fun at the music from the time that people claim to hate, but secretly love.
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The memes change the lyrics to Guns N Roses songs to poke fun at the picture of Rose, who is the band's front man.
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Women, often dressed in cosplay as Overwatch characters, become something to poke fun at, going against everything the original song and video stood for.
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Tiffany Haddish is hosting the show, and recent promos featuring the actress do their best to poke fun at more straitlaced industry awards shows.
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The event is meant to be a breather from the intensity of the campaign and normally sees the candidates poke fun at each other.
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"Not only do we poke fun and celebrate the show, we also get some jokes in about the actor's lives," including their hefty salaries.
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The duo is known for their opening monologue where they poke fun at their fellow country music stars and also take on topical subjects.
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In the clip, the three presenters poke fun at each other as they struggle — mightily — with coming up with a name for their show.
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One of my favorite things to do is poke fun at myself, and the irony of this is I'm not a very good driver.
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She defines most of her family language as based around jokes which play with languages or poke fun at her and other family members.
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" Kendra, who shares two children with Hank — Hank IV, 7, and Alijah, 2 — added: "We poke fun at each other all the time now.
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The country crooner, 42, took to Twitter on Monday to poke fun at his perfect attendance record at Stefani's new Las Vegas residency show.
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Although the comics all exist separate from one another, many share an absurdist reality that uses historical references to poke fun at the present.
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In an attempt to poke fun at the outfit, the reality star dressed as herself this past Halloween while pregnant with son Saint West.
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" They poke fun at a former co-conspirator who loudly denounced the attack: "in his day he was picked up driving a 400-lb.
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I'm one of the associates on the South Norwood Tourist Board and we tend to run stories that poke fun at people in power.
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Jimmy Fallon knows how crazy The Bachelorette is and he decided to poke fun at ABC's smash reality series in the best way possible.
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It's hard to imagine that he would poke fun at himself the way he did at the 2014 Gridiron by praising Canada, his birthplace.
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They packed on the PDA in public and decided to poke fun at themselves with an intentionally sloppy video shared on Instagram in September.
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" Gold adds that he only uploaded the photo on Facebook because he was using his daughter's bad grade to "poke fun at his wife.
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Such marketing speak is a joke and not a joke, easy to poke fun at, but undergirded by a reality that's harder to ignore.
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Their newer song lyrics and titles — "Back in the [expletive] Day" and "Old Man Band" — poke fun of the fact that they are relics.
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My son almost jumped from his seat to join in, though he doesn't understand how subversive it is to poke fun at male saviors.
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She doesn't poke fun at her husband so much as dramatize the loathing and resentment she feels while, say, breast-feeding at 4 a.m.
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President Obama on Thursday used a discussion about ObamaCare to poke fun at Samsung's smartphones that were recalled after instances of catching on fire.
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" Turning his attention to poke fun at one of his staffers, Sal Governale, Stern said, "You speak fluent moron, and so does Sean Spicer.
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It has served a "Ghost Whopper" for Halloween and "Real Meals," labeled with different food and colors, to poke fun at McDonald's Happy Meals.
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It gives space for wry commentary on the primal behavior of football fans and ample opportunity to poke fun at announcers' sublimely dumb jokes.
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Late-night hosts used the plan as an opportunity to poke fun at the president — and put themselves up for the honor, of course.
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GOP presidential front-runner and grown man Donald Trump took to Twitter on Wednesday to poke fun of rival Jeb Bush's glasses – or lack thereof.
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In the exponentially better second and third episodes, the writers mostly ignore the time lapse, except to poke fun at Mulder's incompetence with personal electronics.
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As soon as players realize that, some of them start to write absurd phrases, topical jokes, or ones that poke fun at the artist's ability.
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But overall, the parody made an honest effort to poke fun at the show and mockingly emphasize the source material that hasn't aged particularly well.
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Launched in May, the beer that misspells "amigo" to poke fun at a bad American pronunciation of the Spanish word for friend, surprised its creators.
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Citizens doesn't only poke fun at how white politics are, but also how much the average person (and especially people of color) must endure it.
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Hell, even Moby gets to poke fun at his staunch veganism by playing an aggro bro named Beef who fronts a meat-themed metal band.
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Withe one photo, Robert Downey Jr. managed to both welcome Tom Hiddleston to Instagram and poke fun at the Thor actor's relationship with Taylor Swift.
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The three poke fun at Mutyala's viral disaster before showing her how to style MacNaughton's gorgeous hair and offering up some gems of styling wisdom.
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And Tomlin couldn't help but poke fun at President Donald Trump, noting that no one had to give "alternative facts" when talking about her career.
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Meanwhile, Robsten conspiracy theorists insist that Stewart's coming-out was a satire, intended to poke fun at anyone stupid enough to believe she was serious.
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While Kinsey certainly has the right to poke fun at James, she too has had her fair share of hilarious moments — outside of The Office.
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On top of that, this book was a way for me to poke fun at certain people and explore notable figures and famous fictional characters.
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While Teigen and Legend may have adorably mushy love for one another, the couple is also always here to poke fun at the other's expense.
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Whenever you&aposre winning, it&aposs fun to poke fun at the other side and it&aposs great, but when you are losing it sucks.
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Some of it reeked of denial, lots of it took a chance to poke fun at trump — but almost none of it took him seriously.
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But when it comes to adult male victims, there's hesitation followed by an impulse to either disregard, poke fun at, or completely discount the issue.
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The way that Anonymous provoke and poke fun at their targets is also reminiscent of Saint Hoax, an Instagram artist, and his political satire videos.
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During the interview with CBS, Clinton also blasted Trump for the president's bombastic style and his use of nicknames to poke fun at political opponents.
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"Everyone seemed to poke fun at us and say, 'The Young Bucks are the guys who do the superkicks,'" Matt said, recalling the original idea.
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Musée d'Orsay, Sotheby's, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston were among the institutions to poke fun at their LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter personas.
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I was afraid that by being less ashamed about my blushing — and consequently making myself more visible — people would point it out and poke fun.
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"Yeah, it was completely intended to be goofing on the school, just poke fun at some situations we're all dealing with on campus," Kelly says.
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Cassius' ability to speak with a "white voice" (provided by David Cross) is a way to poke fun at perceptions and performances of racial identity.
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Still, Byte users are bracing themselves for an influx of users from TikTok, making jokes that poke fun at the rival platform along the way.
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There are some things that are satire that are meant to poke fun that we don't remove, but we also have to be super vigilant.
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Musée d'Orsay, Sotheby's, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston are among the institutions to poke fun at their LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter personas.
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Critics of the Trump administration took to social media on Friday to poke fun at the abrupt resignation of White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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So obviously one of Hannah's contestants had to poke fun at her inability to make a toast on her first one-on-one date with Colton.
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The blog, started by 23-year-old Johns Hopkins graduate student Kate Wagner, began in July 2016 as a way to poke fun at pretentious architecture.
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Drake, 32, did not appear to be present, but the Warriors made sure to poke fun at the rapper by playing Pusha T's music during warmup.
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There's even an Instagram dedicated to creating elaborate tweezered dishes with corn dogs, Hot Pockets, and other garbage food used to poke fun at the technique.
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Singer Jewel parodied her hit "You Were Meant For Me" to poke fun at Lowe, but also found herself on the receiving end of some teasing.
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People often poke fun at millennials because they seemingly want it all, but Karimpana sees that personality trait as a market opportunity rather than an annoyance.
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That's a common tack for science fiction — particularly satires and dystopia stories, which poke fun at America's less-desirable elements, and challenge people to do better.
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The top posts on r/antiquememes are the meta ones—they use a meme to poke fun at the fact that it itself has become vintage.
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Stephen Colbert parodied Rachel Maddow's report on President Donald Trump's 2005 tax returns, using a classic joke to poke fun at the MSNBC host's lengthy preamble.
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His campaign has relied heavily on social media and comedy gigs of jokes, sketches and song-and-dance routines that poke fun at his political rivals.
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"This Halloween, PETA will help people poke fun at someone who believes that the world and its wildlife are here for him to take," Newkirk said.
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The Justin and Britney all-denim look lasted longer than their relationship We like to poke fun at this fashion moment that defined the early aughts.
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"Ipsa Dixit" uses a huge range of texts — Aristotle, Lydia Davis, Freud — to question, and poke fun at, how we express what we want to express.
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But Lebanese social media commenters — and the Lebanese-British satirist Karl Sharro — were quick to poke fun, comparing the images to hostage proof-of-life photos.
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The silly stereotypes might poke fun at some people's realities, but according to others, the stereotype can be a way of also highlighting something more problematic.
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"This idea came about rather naturally as a way to poke fun of this whole startup craze attitude and apply it to dating," Zhang told me.
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In Chelsea Does Racism, she boasted about her "egalitarian" approach to jokes, deeming it "almost racist not to" poke fun at stereotypes targeted at all races.
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Last night at the Country Music Association 2017 Awards, hosts and country singers Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley used their platform to poke fun at Trump.
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The Simpsons has never been afraid to poke fun at its network or the current president, but it has generally steered clear of these more contentious insults.
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" The most viral reply leaned on a popular Twitter trope to poke fun at the platform's inability to ban bad actors: "everyone: get rid of the Nazis.
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The plot sounds like the kind of high-concept comedy that would poke fun at cruise ships, and yet it treats the cruise aspect as completely fun.
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There are at least dozens of "All Star" memes, most of which poke fun at the band's commitment to its '90s aesthetic and goofy ties to Shrek.
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In the early 2000s, it used to be mostly mockery, a way to poke fun at gaffes, and was usually limited to sitting presidents and presidential candidates.
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Her ability to poke fun at herself helped her transcend the (misogynist) backlash that had framed her as one of the most disliked celebrities in the country.
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" Never mind that the skit didn't poke fun at a real drug but "Heroin A.M.," a fictional combination of heroin, caffeine and "a small pile of cocaine.
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"I'm pretty certain now it was actually written by a royalist to poke fun at the parliamentarians for being so gullible and believing this stuff," he says.
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But in the spirit of Veterans Day, Davidson apologized to Crenshaw live, and even managed to poke fun at himself over this recent breakup with Ariana Grande.
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In short, it is a meme and a popular hashtag used to either satirize, poke fun or criticize what internet denizens believe to be stereotypically "white" behavior.
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Sherman's series easily attest to other fields in need of critiques of representation — for example, her History Portraits, which poke fun at historical traditions of portrait painting.
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Roberge explained his mornings now consist of watching the women's hockey team destroy OAR and getting calls from his friends who poke fun at the team name.
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That year, during the pre-dawn sehri, I had fried eggs and toast again, but this time my grandmother wasn't there to lovingly poke fun at me.
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Earlier this year, social-media users took to Twitter to poke fun at Peloton's ads, which typically feature a physically fit person cycling in a luxurious home.
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And while his post might have been considered premature, causing some people to poke fun, that kind of confidence could be a key component to his success.
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Judge T.S. Ellis is known as a colorful judge who is not afraid to interrupt prosecutors, interrogate witnesses and even poke fun at himself along the way.
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The couple went public with their relationship in summer 2019 and decided to poke fun at themselves with an intentionally sloppy video shared on Instagram in September.
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That matters a lot less than the abundance of memes now using Charlie and Nicole to poke fun at the daily conversations folks have on the internet.
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Anyone who wants to poke fun, hey, we're proud of the moments we''e spent here and we're really proud of what's going to come after this.
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But Trump surprised everyone by seemingly attempting to gloss over the drama and poke fun at his troubles, according to pool reports from the White House Press Office.
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The moment is meant to highlight and poke fun at his extreme privilege — it also strongly suggests Jordan is not the recipient of any trust fund cash herself.
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"The Late Late Show With James Corden" host tweeted a joke from his Monday night monologue using a development from "GoT" to poke fun at President Donald Trump.
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Some Twitter users seized on images of the missing letters to poke fun at the Conservatives: one said their glue was even failing to hold the party together.
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Continuing to poke fun at the news about his dating life, Affleck asked if Raya would be willing to join him in making a donation to the organization.
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If I may psychoanalyze: I think you've often used Steak as a veil to hide behind and poke fun at people and things with some level of anonymity.
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Jenna couldn't help but poke fun at Henry in the second snap, who appears to have a blanket cape tied around his neck, by adding the hashtag "#noticehenry'scape".
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Welcome to the Jungle relied on tropes to poke fun at millennials, feminists, and the body issues that come with the Instagram-curated world that we live in.
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Oliver also discussed the dreaded "zombie debt" and saw this conversation as a golden opportunity to poke fun at Nicolas Cage, so you won't want to miss that.
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But the internet seized its chance to poke fun at the two world leaders with a poorly (or perfectly) timed photo of Trudeau awkwardly glancing at Trump's hand.
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Whether she's appearing on Teens React to poke fun at the Nintendo NES or joking about being married to her BFF Sophie Turner, Williams always keeps us laughing.
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He then decides to poke fun at his employer for their less than stellar customer service record, telling passengers there's probably no point in using the call button.
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I was a little nervous about some pushback, because I can't think of many companies that have done that historically, that would poke fun at their own missteps.
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He saw investors talking about Bitcoin, the oldest and best-known cryptocurrency, and wanted to find a way to poke fun at the hype surrounding the emerging technology.
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" Cabello went on to jokingly poke fun at rumors the pair had split, writing on her Instagram Story, "Well when THE F— were you gonna tell me @shawnmendes.
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In America, we expect our chief executives to poke fun at themselves on live TV. Our leaders must acknowledge that, despite their awesome power, they are only human.
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In a video posted to his Twitter, Actor Ryan Reynolds seemed to poke fun at the recent controversy around an ad for Peloton, the indoor bike start-up.
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In his statement, the whistle-blower said several U.S. officials confirmed Trump was hoping Zelensky would "play ball," and Colbert couldn't pass up a chance to poke fun.
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He said it was one thing for residents to poke fun at the city about rats, and another for a president to slam it from the White House.
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Online commenters poke fun at white youths in Blackpool or Wigan for appropriating the culture of black Londoners, but these rappers are a source of intense local pride.
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Poke fun at its affectations all you want, Twin Peaks seems to say, so long as you're able to see past them to what's human at its center.
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This is a world rich with contradictions for Rockstar to criticize, parody, and poke fun at, while providing enough substance and entertainment to keep players immersed and engrossed.
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To poke fun at the meditative, conceptual paintings of On Kawara, Murakami put a golden star inscribed with his birthday — "2/1" — on a large piece of blue curtain.
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Braff couldn't resist the opportunity to poke fun at his uncanny resemblance to Dax Shepard on Wednesday when he spotted the actor's PEOPLE cover story with wife Kristen Bell.
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Joined by Justin Hartley (who plays Kevin Pearson), DeGeneres and the actor sob their way through scenes and hilariously poke fun at the show's notorious slow cooker plot line.
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Sometimes the trend bands- people always look at a positive band and they kind of want to poke holes at it, poke fun at it for being so sincere.
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" Then, Nash emphasized how dangerous these supposedly light-hearted posts can be to the artists it seems to poke fun at, who could be struggling, "Mentally, financially, emotionally, physically.
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She has to learn everything there is to know about his lovably nerdy hobbies, put on cosplay costumes, and let him poke fun are her pop culture blind spots.
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The spot was classic West (always ready to use his serious, actorly voice to poke fun at himself) and laid the foundation for his subsequent work on Family Guy.
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Most of the sexual parts of the book were written to poke fun at, and be a more disturbing version of, the trash book that E. L. James wrote.
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He likes to check in, have a wander, eat, buy magazines, and – as I like to poke fun – arrive before the plane has taken off from the previous destination.
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Davis and Fisher poke fun at the pretensions of young folks in their late 20s and early 30s, and they riff some on the stereotype of the steely assassin.
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I wake up to a phone call from my dad to check in on me, and poke fun — always a little fun to make fun of hungover people, right?
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New York (CNN Business)This Prime Day, eBay will take on its main competitor with a "crash" sale designed to poke fun at and poach customers from rival Amazon.
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Reporters and internet jokesters alike took time Friday to poke fun at White House press secretary Sean Spicer's upside-down American flag pin, visible at the daily press briefing.
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According to Atamanuik, The President Show won't just harp on Trump, but will try to poke fun at everything going down in the wild world of American politics today.
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Anyway, some people began to poke fun at the regularly chiseled and buff actor for "looking a little doughy," and suggested he needs to get back to the gym.
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Poke fun if you want, but this is an innovative step that clearly shows he's more native to social media than almost anyone else so far in the race.
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Redeeming Spicer was a signal to everyone in the Trump administration: Poke fun at yourself in the lowest-stakes way possible and we'll welcome you back into the fold.
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The trailer's premise — the foolish Americanized son of an Australian legend returns to the bush — also suggested a chance to poke fun at Americans and American assumptions about Australia.
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Another repurposed an ad for Durex condoms, adding a tag line — "Twice is not enough" — to poke fun at the idea of Mr. Xi angling for a third term.
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It's an effort to poke fun at Ms. McCaskill's decision in May to fly instead of drive on a portion of a three-day R.V. tour of the state.
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Krasinski and Reynolds previously teamed up to poke fun at Hugh Jackman after he got a little too close to Krasinski's wife Emily Blunt at an event last November.
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We talk about why, and what it means to make a show that manages to somehow poke fun at the inanity of the technology industry while glorifying its antiheroes.
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Twitter users immediately began to poke fun at the uniform&aposs print, questioning why space troops wouldn&apost wear black uniforms if they wanted to blend into their surroundings.
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Mr. Calzado, who was born and raised in Corona, Queens, has amassed over 370,000 followers on TikTok with videos that celebrate, and poke fun at, New York's Dominican culture.
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BERLIN — The spoof on a classic German children's song was intended to poke fun at the generation gap between climate-conscious young Germans and their purportedly gas-guzzling grandparents.
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It's holiday season, so Jimmy Fallon resumed one of his best imitations — Bruce Springsteen — to poke fun at the Trump administration and the troubles with Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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And my wife ... I was watching this video to learn about community building and she likes to poke fun at me and she says are you pruning the trolls.
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The Times Square bee swarm quickly became a trending topic on Twitter (much like the pizza rat before it) and many took the chance to poke fun at the ordeal.
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She also used her opening monologue to poke fun at herself after she was recently mistaken for a seat filler at the Academy of Country Music Awards in early April.
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Janelle Monae's opening song and the opening monologue given by Steve Martin and Chris Rock were quick to poke fun at how few nominees were women or people of color.
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The outstanding actress in a comedy series pageantryThe nominees for outstanding actress in a comedy series in 2011 took a moment to poke fun at the "pageantry" of awards season.
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The park often invites us to consider these historical figures and poke fun at them, but it does not preclude the fact that these statues are complex works of art.
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"We made the video to poke fun at yet another example that Asian men aren't viewed as desirable in mainstream media," Philip Wang from Wong Fu Productions told Next Shark.
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Sexton took to her Instagram story to poke fun at the photographers following her every move on Tuesday, including a trip to the gym where she flashed her toned abs.
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It's a different photo than what fans are used to from the A-List couple, who often like to poke fun at each other and their relationship on social media.
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"Revenge is sweet, I'll be looking forward to this," he said, probably referring to the tradition for the best man to poke fun at the groom in a wedding speech.
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On Friday, the comedian, 37, took it upon herself to poke fun at what seems to be an awfully-long pregnancy, as she approaches the end of her final trimester.
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Jackman and Reynolds, who co-starred in X-Men Origins: Wolverine in 2009, have continued their public trolling and found ways to poke fun at the other on social media.
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Probably recognizing that it's potentially the last light-hearted moment of the election before sh*t gets real tomorrow, Twitter jumped on the chance to poke fun at the moment.
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This is almost exactly a week before Saturday Night Live will poke fun at LeBron's supporting cast and Hood will supposedly refuse to enter Game 303 of the same series.
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Asked about calls by the United Nations to investigate claims by Duterte about killing others, the President seemed to poke fun at the media picking up on his every word.
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In doing so, O'Malley is able to have a conversation about femme visibility and even poke fun at some of the more rigid conventions through a careful curation of words.
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That combination of factors could allow Trump to poke fun at the crowded field of Democratic candidates while pushing his record on the economy and his case for re-election.
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In this book I wanted to poke fun at that, and make examples of poetry that could live in this place that people have said is irrelevant or not livable.
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"My work has always been to poke fun at where we are and hold up a mirror to where we are and see the insanity of it," Murray told me.
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Fallon took the Madison Square Garden stage Sunday evening to poke fun at the swimmer where he claimed responsibility for a lot of recent internet memes from Drake to Adele.
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I am a terrible liar, even my siblings poke fun at me for it, but knowing I'm a terrible liar has allowed me to see the value in the truth.
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But he did poke fun recently at an announcement by Russia's Federal Penitentiary Service that it had acquired new, modern vans to transport women with children and prisoners with disabilities.
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Ms. Perry, in her role as host, did perhaps the last innovative thing a genuine pop idol can do: use her platform to constantly undermine and poke fun at herself.
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It prefigures "Castle Gripsholm," featuring a young couple vacationing in the countryside where they bicker in a patois of their own devising, make love and poke fun at bourgeois mores.
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He's a registered lobbyist with the state of Idaho — a point he likes to poke fun at when addressing his supporters — but he's not slick or adept at glad-handing.
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Some of the plays at the Tamanaco tell of Venezuelans' grim realities, such as kidnappings at gun-point and hunger in the slums, while comedies poke fun at everyday nuisances.
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The comedian's posts offer snapshots of his life such as working out in the gym or going for a run, and allow him to poke fun at his rivals' expense.
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Also, to get any attention on the newsstand — newsstands were still a factor then — she and her colleagues knew they needed to poke fun at the celebrities they were highlighting.
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The ABC panelists couldn't help but poke fun at the clip, with Whoopi Goldberg, 63, kicking things off by falling to the ground in mock horror as the audience cracked up.
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Teague is averaging 16.5 points and 9.8 assists this month and was able to poke fun at himself for continuing to come up short in the pursuit of a triple-double.
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Will Ferrell's impression of Reno became an easy, if mean, laugh for Saturday Night Live, a way to poke fun at Reno's closely cropped hair, Coke-bottle glasses, and boxy dresses.
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He even finds an opportunity to poke fun at hipster baristas, dressing up in a beanie and fake moustache to offer viewers "otter milk," and an overly complicated Wi-Fi password.
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Claim to Fame Ms. Hicks is a satirical illustrator with a royal pedigree and family connections, known for her watercolor-and-ink drawings that poke fun at fashion and pop culture.
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Beijing has forbidden reports of entertainment news that promote "Western lifestyles", poke fun at traditional Chinese values and cultural classics, such as mythical heroes, or publish details of celebrities' love affairs.
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The update manages to poke fun at some lawmakers' tech illiteracy, with the line "I have a 'Twitter' from Frank," while also conveying what's new in Medium's iOS app version 3.33.
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Last week, when Krebs disclosed that his site was temporarily shutting down, PoodleCorp seemed to poke fun at him in a now-deleted tweet send by its semi-official Twitter account.
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There's something for everyone on Reddit, but a lot of my commenters, male and female, say they appreciate that I have imperfections, or that I poke fun at my small butt.
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Some social media users tried to poke fun at the situation, however, the Marine Mammal Center, Ke Kai Ola, was quick to point out that it wasn't something to joke about.
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As we attempt to survive a Trump presidency while maintaining a shred of sanity, at least there's the solace of TV shows that mercilessly poke fun at our Tweeter-in-Chief.
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The Anti-Defamation League has called the alt-right "the new white supremacy," and its figures poke fun at their grandfathers' displays of white pride even as they create their own.
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It wasn't like some comics where they poke fun at a genre but they don't really love that genre, so there's kind of a mean-spirited, off-putting angle to it.
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Through his gorgeous, staged photos and tongue-in-cheek captions that "kind of poke fun at the whole influencer thing itself," Shannon has amassed an Instagram following of more than 19,000.
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Through his gorgeous, staged photos and tongue-in-cheek captions that "kind of poke fun at the whole influencer thing itself," Shannon has amassed an Instagram following of more than 19,000.
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Anti-ads are exactly what they sound like: Ads that tell consumers not to buy a product, make some self-referential joke, or poke fun at the concept of advertising itself.
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The slogan first appeared on TikTok but soon took the Internet by storm as it is used mostly by teens to poke fun at older generations seen as out of touch.
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The British parents also noticed the look-alike hairdos and posted on their Instagram stories to acknowledge and poke fun at the twinning moment between the editor and the youngest Beckham.
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Memes repeatedly poke fun at the stress that's tied to keeping up with a job and a social life, while adhering to a 17-step skin regimen and occasionally drinking water.
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Later, as a columnist for the newspaper Bulletin Today (now Manila Bulletin), she used parables, fairy tales and sly innuendo to poke fun at Mr. Marcos and his flamboyant wife, Imelda.
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We've rounded up all the hidden gems included in your Prime membership, from the Christmas classics that never go stale to some more modern hits that poke fun at the holidays.
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Between their Facebook and Twitter accounts, the Flat Earth Society has over 100,000 followers -- though a good portion of them appear to be there to poke fun at the whole thing.
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When Rushdie's previous books have succeeded it is because he has been guided by this awareness and found ways to entice us on board, to poke fun at his own excesses.
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When Rushdie's previous books have succeeded it is because he has been guided by this awareness and found ways to entice us on board, to poke fun at his own excesses.
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TrumpScript, which is based on the Python programming language, was created to poke fun at Trump in the geekiest way possible, according to Sam Shadwell, one of the students behind the project.
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BTS themselves even like to poke fun at ARMY — their song "Pied Piper" from their album Love Yourself: Her teases fans who are so devoted to them that they forget everything else.
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Nowadays we're used to laughing along with characters as they poke fun of Captain America's inability to grasp modern references or laugh at the sight of an octopus playing drums in Aquaman.
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With a football in its hand and lit-up red eyes, the horror decoration was an opportunity for Brady, 42, to poke fun at Manning for being one year his senior, 43.
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Bee made sure to poke fun at the 53-year-old comedian about all the time he has on his hands now that he's no longer hosting his popular Comedy Central show.
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Blake Shelton After falling during a concert in Pendleton, Oregon, in July 2018, PEOPLE's 2017 Sexiest Man Alive turned to Twitter to poke fun at his actions and ask for the evidence.
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While some people chose to poke fun at Trump for wearing designer clothes to harvest and plant vegetables in the dirt, others defended the first lady's right to wear whatever she wants.
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When Thor is a literal deus ex machina in the battle for Wakanda, he and Captain America use the brief reprieve to poke fun at changes in their hair, faces, and otherwise.
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No matter how one was feeling, though, it's clear that during and following the outage, Twitter provided the perfect platform to gripe about and poke fun at the social media giant's mishap.
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The actor was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday, and good friend Jennifer Aniston couldn't help but poke fun of Bateman's career as a child star.
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The alteration seemed designed to poke fun at Trump over his administration's controversial ties to Russia, which US intelligence says interfered in the US election in a bid to aid Trump's candidacy.
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So while there's room (and sometimes it's even necessary) to poke fun and laugh at ourselves, I would argue that we lose something when those satirical nods become the dominant cultural narrative.
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"It's easy to poke fun at Scrabble, but people who play it competitively take it very seriously," Stefan Fatsis, author of the book "Word Freak," about competitive Scrabble, said at the time.
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Last month, Philip Hammond, the chancellor of the Exchequer, used an important economic speech to Parliament to poke fun at Mr. Johnson's failed bid to win leadership of the Conservative Party. Mrs.
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They're a gigantic, beyond-mainstream band who have made a metric buttload of money, recorded a few seriously lame musical missteps, and are extremely easy to poke fun at or dismiss entirely.
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That same spirit continues here, as Wing, Knight, and Rand himself aren't afraid to point out the elephants in the room and poke fun at all the high mythology being thrown around.
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Steve Harvey turns up to poke fun at his bad Miss Universe call, as T-Mobile mocks Verizon's seemingly ubiquitous ads where a bunch of balls supposedly represent the strength of their network.
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Brian Littrell and his wife Leighanne celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary over the weekend, and the Backstreet Boys singer couldn't help but use the opportunity to poke fun at his group's former rivals.
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Vermin Supreme (yes, that is his legal name) has been running in the state's primary since 2603, and has been using satire and political parody to poke fun at the system ever since.
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The adorable couple presented an award at the 2018 Emmy Awards on Monday night, and when Legend commented on the incredible week they had, Teigen took the opportunity to poke fun at him.
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After the years of turmoil, Odom is now doing better and focusing on his family — but he has often been forced to speak out against critics who poke fun at his personal battles.
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While presenting Carol Burnett with her life achievement award at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, Saturday, the hilarious duo took a second to poke fun at the actor's method work for The Revenant.
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In the past few years the WHCD has centered on speeches by the president and a comedian that poke fun at the president, his opponents, and whoever else may be in the room.
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"My work has always been to poke fun at where we are and hold up a mirror to where we are and see the insanity of it," Murray told Motherboard earlier this year.
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Since that time, Jackman and Reynolds, who co-starred in X-Men Origins: Wolverine in 2009, have continued their public trolling and found ways to poke fun at the other on social media.
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When Iran's supreme leader tweeted criticism of Israel on Sunday, Israel's Embassy in the United States fired back with an image from the movie "Mean Girls" to poke fun at Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Some may like to poke fun at University of California at Berkeley, which has been a hot bed of recent free speech protests, for posting a website detailing the definition of free speech.
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The style was dubbed "dad shoes" for similar reasons to the "mom jean" — to poke fun (in a loving way) at those ultra-supportive, comfort-first shoes many dads in the '90s owned.
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Sure, Alec Baldwin's impression of the president is intended to poke fun at him, but Baldwin's portrayal of Trump earned him two Primetime Emmy Awards nominations, so clearly the people LOVE the president.
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MLADENOVAC, Serbia (Reuters) - It started as a joke, a way to poke fun at a discredited political class in elections last year for the local assembly in this rundown town in central Serbia.
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Tilda Swinton remembers the days when her good pal George Clooney used to poke fun at her for frequent night wakings from her twins, Xavier and Honor, who are now 9-years-old.
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The wry simplicity of these pieces seems to poke fun of the idea of the mountain as something monumental, reduced to line on wood and the corner of a blanket in each case.
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Mr. Buatta was mischievous, and he liked to poke fun at the affectations of the world he inhabited, but he was serious about his work and relentless in his pursuit of perfection there.
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The Simpsons has always found ways to poke fun at the corporations governing the lives of not only its viewers and the show's creators, but the fates of its fictional main characters, too.
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In almost any other film this would be the start of a condescending scene, one that's meant to expose the vapidity of the Kids These Days and poke fun, especially, at teenage girls.
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The hit 2016 comedy film, which starred Mila Kunis, Kathryn Hahn, and Kristen Bell, was a meant to poke fun at the idea that moms need to be perfect and "on" all the time.
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He's always down to dress up as Loki and poke fun at the villain's self-righteously serious demeanor, and if there's a dance break to be had, you know he's going to take it.
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While attending the American Cancer Society's California Spirit 34 Food and Wine Benefit on Sunday, America's favorite doctor revealed to Entertainment Tonight that his kids actually poke fun of Hollywood's infatuation with their dad.
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Bee, a former Daily Show correspondent, uses her show's late-night news style to poke fun at the US political process while also diving deep into issues like immigration reform and on-campus protests.
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She used her platform as a presenter at the 2016 Golden Globes to poke fun of – but also comment on – the fact that she'd recently been mistaken for fellow Golden Globe winner Gina Rodriguez.
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They often poke fun at each other on social media and share moments from inside their relationship with their followers, so their banter in the video was in character for the model and singer.
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As time passed, a note of irreverence crept in: in Euripides' "Electra," Aeschylus' grim moralizing and Sophocles' agonized psychologizing have been edged aside by an almost postmodern willingness to poke fun at literary models.
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He was thoroughly decent and always respectful — well, maybe not always, as he has a wry sense of humor and loves to poke fun, even at himself, often followed by a choppy, contagious laugh.
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Their look is deliberately 'unpolished' for this exact reason; they couldn't poke fun at the high production values and false-finesse of the pop music industry if they blended in too smoothly, after all.
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Since that time, Jackman, 50, and Reynolds, 42, who costarred in X-Men Origins: Wolverine in 2009, have continued their public trolling and found ways to poke fun at the other on social media.
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The Baba Wawa bit irritated Ms. Walters at the time, although she would later see the humor in it and would even appear on the show to poke fun at herself when she retired.
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The socks served to reinforce Mr. Trudeau's image as a new-gen world leader: one plugged into the zeitgeist and unafraid to shed, or even poke fun at, some of the trappings of office.
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For everyone else, it's a way to poke fun at their obviously manufactured selves, and at the society-wide impulse to spin your image to meet not just one ideal, but four (at least).
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Ko's fans have turned some of the greatest hits from his Girl Defined videos into memes that poke fun at the sisters, their views on dating and sexuality, and their promotion of purity culture.
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Along with a moving musical performance in honor of Farley during his opening monologue in May, Sandler also pulled off a hilarious song called "I Was Fired" to poke fun at his old job.
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At the height of his popularity, publicists would dress him in tuxedos and parade him through airports or book him an interview with David Letterman, to keep up — and poke fun at — the charade.
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" But, "at this point, I don't think Oscar Mayer would be open to creating, distributing or taking part of the real crypto industry and would rather poke fun at what could be an extraordinary venture.
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Its seminal Facebook group, Overheard at Berklee, functioned as a town hall for students to poke fun at the administration, promote their work, and share the most ridiculous snippets of conversation they overheard on campus.
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For the producers who turn them into the backbone of a beat, they're a way to anchor the song in a particular setting, or a way to poke fun at our obsession with our phones.
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Taking the stage in what seemed like a speech, the Emmy winner channeled her inner Beyoncé to lift the crowd's spirits and poke fun at how lucrative the show's Broadway run has been so far.
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After yet another white woman went viral for unnecessarily calling the cops on a black person doing something ordinary, the Saturday Night Live actress and fellow comedian Rashida Olayiwola took to Instagram to poke fun.
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Snatched costars Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn took a moment to poke fun at the disastrous flub during Sunday's MTV Movie & TV Awards in Los Angeles while announcing the nominees for movie of the year.
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Yesterday, to mark the occasion, two well-known art writers (Jörg Colberg in Massachusetts and Carolina Miranda in California) decided to poke fun at the daylong curatorial celebration in their own social media–savvy way.
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CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT RIDICULED FOR DECONSTRUCTED AVOCADO TOAST BOWL: &aposIT&aposS A SALAD&apos In response to the photo, many piled on to poke fun at the eatery, Rustica, located in Melbourne along Australia's southern coast.
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But being able to share a laugh or poke fun at yourself is the lubricant that many of our best -- and most successful -- politicians have used to make the gears of government whir into action.
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"I cannot get behind anything that paints people of color in a less-than-flattering light," he said, "or attempts to poke fun at something that has brought so many people innumerable amounts of joy."
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During Amazon's annual Prime Day super-sale event just 10 days before that, eBay ran a "Crash Sale" — named to poke fun at the fact that Amazon's website crashed repeatedly during its 2018 Prime Day.
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It was not a campaign event, but it might as well have been: Mr. Cruz was relaxed and confident, eager to both attack his Democratic opponent and to poke fun at himself — and his critics.
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Many of the account's tweets poke fun at how other public offices wield influence; earlier this month, for example, Mr. Casimir shared an ethics-focused spin on a New York state poster released by Gov.
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Larson continued to poke fun at the movie by asking show guest Molly Hopkins from the reality show "90 Day Fiance," who also owns a lingerie brand, what Taylor Swift&aposs "cat boob" size is.
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Yeah we poke fun at some of the sillier aspects, but nowadays a good amount of fans are pretty turned off by the mean-spirited and cynical nature of a lot of Sonic-centric comedy.
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But there's this whole element to this band and this record about taking all that negativity and trying to do what you can to make it fun, or to poke fun at your own situation.
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"Martin Shkreli's Game: How Bill Murray Joined the Wu-Tang Clan" will poke fun at Shkreli's actual, jaw-dropping $2 million purchase of a special, single-copy Wu-Tang Clan album, the New York Post reported.
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She mocked what she called castmate Jill Zarin's yenta-like antics and Cher-style outfits and Ramona Singer's "Ramonics," but was also willing to poke fun at her own neuroses and show a more introspective side.
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Garner, who recently joined Instagram, wasn't afraid to poke fun at her special day, posting a laugh-out-loud meme-worthy photo of herself in the middle of doing her hair and makeup on the platform.
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"The idea was to poke fun at some of [Trump's] ridiculous statements, and I don't mind if it also shows the rest of the world that there is some dissent in his hometown," Brahney told Hyperallergic.
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Bell took this title to heart and dedicated a portion of her opening speech to address her "first initiative" as first lady, not missing the opportunity to also poke fun at the actual first lady, Melania.
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The Chinese firm's confidence was on show in a short Facebook video ad ahead of its "RealAIphone" launch next month, using a clown to poke fun at Apple's facial recognition feature that unlocks the new iPhone.
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The creators of "Silicon Valley" love to poke fun at the pretensions of its "visionaries" and the Segways and cereal bars that mask the Industrial Age ruthlessness of tech companies in hip, progressive, candy-colored campuses.
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The slogan "OK, boomer" rose to popularity on the viral video app TikTok, before spreading to the rest of the Internet as shorthand for teens to poke fun at older generations for seeming out of touch.
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Smith told CNN on Friday morning that Trump's comment about how Clinton "is tonight in public pretending not to hate Catholics" was a misguided and inappropriate attempt to poke fun at Hillary's WikiLeaks comments about Catholicism.
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He will even poke fun at a nervous Cubs fan base still worried about mystical forces, like the curse supposedly placed on the team by a tavern owner whose goat was denied access to Wrigley Field.
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A SUNY Geneseo student took to Twitter this week to express his frustration after losing access to a Twitter account he made to poke fun at his school&aposs social media presence and communication with students.
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The Saturday Night Live stars released a new song Friday, rewriting the lyrics to Drake's hit song "God's Plan" to poke fun at some of the "bad things" people have been saying about Trump throughout his presidency.
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Rather, the dramedy seems to lightly poke fun at the systems working to ruin Plum's self esteem, while also taking her self-hatred at obvious face value, as if everyone who looks like Plum detests their body.
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While Jim does look a whole like like an April Fools' Day gag that's meant to poke fun at the recent boom of products like the Echo or Google Home, it seems like Jim is actually real.
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In between the Trump jokes, Baldwin even managed to poke fun at himself and comments recently made by his brother Stephen Baldwin, in which Stephen noted that he didn't find Alec's Trump impression on SNL very funny.
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Mr Carr used monologues to show off his one-liners, Mr Brooker was given a segment in which to poke fun at British culture and Mr Mitchell engaged in the apoplectic rants for which he is famous.
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The road trip is cut together with copious archival footage of Elvis, and commentators (from Van Jones to Greil Marcus to Mike Myers) both fill in the gaps and argue with or poke fun at Jarecki's approach.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Before cranking up the techno music at his 80th birthday party, the man known as "China's hottest grandpa" paused from his D.J. duties to poke fun at the country's staid traditional celebrations for the elderly.
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Both candidates attended the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York last night, an election-year tradition that lets the nominees blow off steam and poke fun at each other while raising money for charity.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Funnymen Colbert, Fallon and O'Brien teamed up to poke fun at Trump Oddly enough, they all kind of have the same hair ... Bourbon leaking from a warehouse collapse killed hundreds of fish Yes, it's sad.
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The website has other functional features, including a downloable 'non-ghosting agreement'In addition to being able to fake-purchase people, Amazon Dating has other clickable and interactive features that poke fun at dating in the digital age.
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Rather, his aim is to poke fun at the imposed distinction between art and life by highlighting an object's strange journey from useful tool to used-up trash to a thing of value defined by uselessness (art).
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" Khloe even went as far to poke fun at her troubled marriage with Lamar Odom, saying, "Being fat and then being married…like, I respect Lamar because he still liked me fat, which is, like, I appreciate that.
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At a time when genre movies from Marvel, DC, Lucasfilm, and even Hasbro have essentially taken over Hollywood, there are plenty of fan-beloved projects to pay homage to and poke fun at, with more released every week.
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Inviting comparisons with U.S. President Donald Trump and Italy's Five-Star movement, his campaign has relied heavily on social media and comedy gigs of jokes, sketches and song-and-dance routines that poke fun at his political rivals.
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Sure, it may be easy to poke fun at the person constantly vamping for their front-facing camera, but selfies are one way to show the world what you want them to see — to control your own narrative.
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And that means the exes are totally allowed to poke fun at each other, which is just what they did when we caught up with them Thursday night at a private concert in L.A. for Marriott reward members.
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This puts a premium on the start and end of the set, and two of the highlights are satires of a certain hackneyed genre of opening and closing jokes that poke fun at convention while also subverting it.
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After completing his studies in art and art history at the Creative Arts Center in Nairobi, he began his art career in 1995 as a sculptor, and has always used his artwork to poke fun at the establishment.
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" As for his targets, he says he aims to poke fun at the industry of entertainment and bad behavior, not about things people can't help, like "the color of their skin, their sex or where they were born.
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Comedians poke fun at Trump's phone call Late-night TV hosts joked about President Trump's decision to call Russian President Putin to congratulate him on his re-election, even though Trump's national security advisers told him not to.
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Those who knew Mr. McQueen well have always said that he often had his tongue lodged firmly in his cheek, happy to poke fun at rampant consumerism while indulging fully and unashamedly in the finer things in life.
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Posted her most retweeted tweet on January 222, a video of her dancing in front of her office, to poke fun at the video of her dancing in college that surfaced and was mocked following her swearing in.
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Citizens of Earth isn't pointing directly to Donald Trump as an example of an imperfect political system, of course, but it's still a satire that uses its cutesy, outrageous world to poke fun at our very white political system.
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O'Leary said Elbers' answer had made him change his mind, and he used the opportunity to poke fun at Elbers, who had resisted answering questions about the Dutch government's stake in Air France-KLM for much of the day.
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While some initially took to Twitter to poke fun at the fact that the survey literally misspelled "White House" as "White Hosue" (a typo that has since been corrected), others urged their followers to share positive experiences with Obamacare.
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This weekend, it was a not-subtle allusion to the Trail of Tears -- the forced migration of American Indians from Mississippi to present-day Oklahoma -- to poke fun at Warren on the occasion of her official 2020 campaign kickoff.
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What we saw, in the limited way that television allows, was a genuine woman whose emotional understatement couldn't hide her unconditional love; and a son who loved to poke fun, but then made sure he hadn't gone too far.
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Congressman Steve Cohen came to work with props -- using a bucket of chicken to poke fun at Attorney General William Barr for ducking out on a 2nd day of testimony ... but Cohen kinda got burned by his own stunt.
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When Internet users started to poke fun of her son's weight on his social media account, calling him 'Stuff Curry,' Landon's mother Jessica Benton says she decided to embrace the nickname – and dress her son in Curry's number 30 jersey.
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The resulting body of work underscores what it's like to be young right here and right now, to feel simultaneously connected and disconnected from what's going on, using famous figures, memes, and media to poke fun at ourselves and our lives.
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Self-deprecation seems better served through, say, lesbian meme accounts on Twitter and Instagram, where we can lovingly poke fun at ourselves without making what's so wonderful and messed up and hilarious about lesbian life widely available for straight consumption.
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Perhaps what's most charming is not the memes themselves, but the fact that Paris' sense of humor allows her to poke fun at herself and to see the same humor in some of her more memorable moments as we do.
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Previously, the company has released a set of cards "for her," identical in every way to the original set except for coming in a pink box, but costing $5 more to poke fun at the absurdity of the gender pay cap.
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On Saturday, the 25-year-old comedian performed with friends at the Tarrytown Music Hall in New York, and he wasn't afraid to poke fun at the aftermath of his relationship with Grande, also 25, from whom he split in October.
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The comics below, illustrated by artists on Fiverr, poke fun at some modern dating discoveries that we can all relate to this Valentine's Day, whether we're single and seeking that special someone, or in the middle of a loving, committed relationship.
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While it's fun (especially for northern cities) to poke fun at D.C. for its excitement over a snowstorm, some weather reports are predicting a snow accumulation of up to 30 inches, enough to cripple any major city's ability to function properly.
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Paul's ma tells us the point of her son's plot -- which he hasn't actually pulled off yet -- is to poke fun at, and own up to the "snake" accusations his nemesis, Dominique, keeps hurling at him ... by dressing up as one.
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Kim Kardashian West, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian and Kendall and Kylie Jenner played a game of "Never Have I Ever" on set of their new Calvin Klein "#MYCALVINS" campaign, and they definitely know how to poke fun at one another.
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But he's made regular appearances in the Three Stars ever since, with his best tweets often being the ones that poke fun at his own controversies, including his tire-pumping feud with Tim Thomas and his never-ending trade saga.
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With "Carpool Karaoke," which first aired in March last year with Mariah Carey, the cheerful host has found the perfect, well, vehicle, with which to both poke fun at and celebrate Hollywood fame, allowing the segment to sparkle with a contradiction.
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While celebrities like Rob Lowe, Pink, Tom Holland, "Riverdale's" Marisol Nichols, and US Energy Secretary Rick Perry have fallen for the hoax message about Instagram's new privacy policy, John Mayer and Trevor Noah decided to poke fun at the moment.
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People tend to poke fun when Facetune is used too drastically, as they did when the president's son, Donald Trump Jr., and his girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, posted a photo that had clearly been Facetuned to remove any wrinkles from their faces.
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There are plenty of web extensions that poke fun at the president-elect, but for the creator, Trumpbuster is a real tool that gives sexual assault survivors and other users autonomy over what they see on a day-to-day basis.
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Instead, the play pleasantly surprised me in its ability to poke fun at the absurdity of the ketamine experience—and the various effects it has on the people who indulge—in a way that feels entertaining and truthful, rather than condescending.
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The federal agency that administers the nation's presidential libraries criticized a viral tweet sent by the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum that appeared to poke fun at President Trump and his decision to fire James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director.
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Though it was Hader's big moment, he used his time on stage to praise — and poke fun at — his co-creator, Alec Berg, for helping him direct the HBO series, offering honest feedback and "molding his performance" as an actor.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. appeared on a late-night talk show for the first time as a 2020 candidate on Wednesday, using the opportunity to poke fun at — and dismiss criticism of — his penchant for verbal stumbles.
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It wasn't until he spoke with Charlie Kaufman, the writer of Eternal Sunshine Of A Spotless Mind, early on in the process of making the show, that he got the idea to have Brady poke fun at his incredible genes.
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Both of them are tapping into dissatisfaction, and as much as it's easy for people in the political mainstream to poke fun at the edges of it, the real message is that you do need to listen to these people.
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It's a tight one hour 45 minutes (no songs) packed with jokes that poke fun at Potter canon while appreciating the effect of Harry's adventures on his fellow students — and it gives the Hufflepuff house the credit they always deserve, but rarely get.
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The skit, which was recorded for 2000's Inner Circle Show – an annual event put on by media to poke fun at the N.Y.C. mayor and other local political figures – included Trump flirting with Giuliani as he wore a wig and dress.
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Making the rounds also on social media was a spoof photo of the same kiss, but with the woman replaced by superimposed image of China's President Xi Jinping, in an attempt to poke fun at Duterte's high regard for his Chinese counterpart.
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Serebrennikov, an award-winning film and theater director who was detained by investigators on Tuesday, has used his work to poke fun at the authorities, lashing out at what he sees as the pernicious role of the church and state in Russian society.
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Meanwhile, Burger King also released a series of funny-sounding ads with phrases it claimed were whipped up by AI, including "The Whopper lives in a bun mansion, just like you," as part of a marketing stunt to poke fun of the technology.
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The mother of three (soon to be four!) did not get her Christmas photo, but she couldn't help but poke fun at the photo by giving insight into what her family members were doing in the moment — including her husband, Alec Baldwin, 59.
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We paused the show (Thank God for PVR Pause so we didn't miss any Chris Rock hosting moments), explaining that single motherhood is nothing to poke fun at and it isn't pathetic or attention-seeking for Arquette to shed light on this.
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" Brown pointed out the irony that the show that finally sent them a cease-and-desist letter was originally a Back to the Future spoof co-creator Justin Roiland made "to poke fun at the idea of getting cease and desist letters.
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Swatch actually has an active website promoting its corporate creation, and in 2015, the company uploaded an informational video on its YouTube channel, created in 2000 in a throwback Flash animation style, that seems to poke fun at Swatch's unusual corporate idea.
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Teens have been using the slogan "OK Boomer" to poke fun at older generations for being out-of-touch, and harnessed it as a rallying cry across the internet and especially on TikTok, the incredibly popular video-sharing app full of viral content.
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When: Tuesday, February 9, 7pm Where: White Box Gallery (329 Broome Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) As the election year continues to heat up, we're going to need ever larger doses of art to help us process and poke fun at it.
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"(I Wanna) Pee on You" compartmentalizes the Kelly allegations and completely divorces it from its insidious facts; it's easier (and safer) to poke fun at a grown man's fetish than to wrestle with claims that he performed his fetish on a minor.
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Two new shows at Aicon Contemporary in the East Village not only coincide with Gandhi's 150th birthday this month, but also provide insights into how Indian artists are trying to poke fun at his ubiquity and reflect upon the country of his birth.
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Trump's line prompts laughter Late-night hosts poke fun at the laughter President Donald Trump received during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, joking that the laughter was delayed because Trump's line had to be "translated into 80 different languages."
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I even make fun of myself sometimes with this line, "I know you know this but sometimes my job is to be a professional reminder-er" (repeating the "er" several times to poke fun at the fact that it's not a real word).
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It is its own, quite excellent hybrid—an original IP within the Lego brand, able to poke fun at, and laugh along with, all manner of recognizable (to older players, at least) shenanigans, while also painting its own, unique characters in appealing ways.
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You gotta see him describe the moment he figured out who they were playing to -- and it sounds like the fact Trump just got nominated wasn't sitting well with the band ... which went on to play obscure tracks and poke fun at the GOP platform.
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Kaplan has talked a lot about Overwatch in his frequent developer update videos, and one YouTuber named Dinoflask has taken advantage of the vast vocabulary Kaplan has used on camera to make hilarious re-cuts that poke fun at Overwatch, its developers and its community.
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Along with a few dozen other students and faculty, he attended a two-day retreat at a hotel in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, that included discussions about science as well as a dinner followed by students performing in skits that typically poke fun at professors.
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"I think we were looking at ways to poke fun or have fun with all of the great sacred cows of Judaism, and since it's a very food-focused religion and I'm a fat guy, I just used to like to eat onstage," he explains.
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When she's not posting music, Poppy is primarily posting short, creepy videos in her vacant persona that poke fun at society, fame, and the internet, kind of like this generation's LonelyGirl15 (if you want to go down that rabbit hole, look no further than here).
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Though the group's aim was to embarrass the media and poke fun at ESL's attempt to foster a community of professional women gamers, they unknowingly helped the ESL identify issues both with their credential process as well as the way their representatives handle that process.
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He could produce and star in Digital Shorts à la The Lonely Island, and chances are he's more than willing to poke fun of himself as a DJ. Think on it SNL, because if DJs are big enough to spoof, they're big enough to host.
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I read the work as part of a counter-cultural troll-op designed to poke fun at so-called "Cultural Marxists," many of whom are often the target of abuse in online forums such as 4chan, usually for the simple, inexcusable act of supporting minorities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Trailblazing feminist judge Brenda Hale used her valedictory speech as president of the UK Supreme Court on Wednesday to call for the judiciary to remain free from U.S.-style political influence and to poke fun at enduring sexism in the legal world.
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Like other trends, popular fashion to some is the butt of jokes for others, like recent articles that poke fun at those that sport a coat with the recognizable red, white and blue logo patch, warning a Canada Goose coat "may keep you single."
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Eleven works from the original edition are here, including David Robbins's terrific "The Art Dealers' Optical Test" (1987), photographs that poke fun at the '80s downtown art market while identifying some of its key players and Mr. Belcher's 1984 photographs of Duane Reade products.
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"Talk doesn't get things done, building does ... like we have for the last 115 years," Cranston says against a variety of scenes that poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on the company's historical American roots and "Built Ford Tough" slogan of past campaigns.
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That's a theme these films have in common, despite their vast differences in approach, with Phantom Thread working to dismantle and poke fun at the self-importance of its prominent man, while Fifty Shades opts for a wish fulfillment reworking of its restrictive romance into something functional.
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My investment has led me to peruse semi-obscure yet impressive publications like Coindesk; read and poke fun at a slew of obsessive analysts and overzealous analysts and blockchain evangelists; and watch as smart financial humans and outlets are forced to confront bitcoin and all its questions.
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Confused online shoppers have taken to social media to poke fun at the see-through garment "I&aposm glad ASOS wanted me to know about their sale but Aldi have plastic bags for way cheaper," wrote one Twitter user, sharing an advertisement for the clear shirt.
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It is often too easy to poke fun at British representative democracy—the pageantry, the yelling, the leather seats and ancient, wood-lined halls—but Brexit has truly shown that beneath the pomp, Parliament really is a bunch of mostly wealthy Britons shouting angrily into a void.
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And Mr. Brinas does make an effort to stir up the mood, offering a quieter section in bare feet (the dancers normally wear heeled leather shoes) and a few moments of comic relief, in which the men poke fun, a little awkwardly, at their own bravado.
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In a preview clip of the episode that dropped Friday, Kylie admits that her sisters, Kim Kardashian West, Khloé Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner, love to poke fun at her financial status — especially when it comes to paying for some of their more elaborate vacations.
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And producers have at various points signaled that they're in on the joke, inviting comedians like Amy Schumer and Billy Eichner to appear as guests and poke fun at the show, or running an over-the-top Ghost parody ad during the Super Bowl this year.
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Perhaps best known for his 2016 work "America," a fully functional, solid gold toilet created as a response to the election of Donald Trump, he built his career on playful, visually-engaging works that seem to poke fun at the art world and society at large.
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"It is trying to poke fun and make jokes at the expense of — but also examine and portray — how truly irrational people are when they stop listening to each other and when they began acting out of fear instead of any rational thought or debate," he said.
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To poke fun at her fall on the steps outside of her home last year just days after the 2017 CMA Awards, Paisley gave the singer a plastic, bubble wrap mini dress with silver sandals onstage — which she actually put on as her next look for the night.
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" In "Beyoncé," MAD TV's parody of Destiny's Child hit "Emotion," the show flipped the original song's chorus to poke fun at Beyoncé's lead-singer image and the attention that came with it: "It's just Beyoncé who's taking it over / Caught up in her image, lost in her weave.
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Never one to miss a fun family photo opportunity, Kevin Hart had his entire brood (wife Eniko, sons Kenzo Kash, 13 months, and Hendrix, 11, plus daughter Heaven, 13) posed "inside" a snow globe, which the actor and comedian used as an opportunity to poke fun at his height.
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"Politicon is the annual, non-partisan 'Unconventional Political Convention' that brings Republicans, Democrats, and people of all political stripes together to banter and spar over the most topical issues in smart and entertaining ways that often poke fun at both sides of the aisle," Politicon said in a statement.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) appeared to poke fun at the announcement on Twitter Wednesday. Wonderful!
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While it's extremely easy to never miss an opportunity to poke fun at these y'allternative-first goobers who are stubbornly missing out on seven other great records, the earliest Wilco albums— A.M., Being There and Summerteeth—contain songs that still rank among their most energetic and undeniably infectious.
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Badiucao, a 33-year-old China-born cartoonist and artist who has drawn comparisons to graffiti artist Banksy, said he could no longer remain in the shadows despite threats from China's security apparatus prompted by biting satires that poke fun at Beijing's leaders and their perceived abuse of power.
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I expected my costume guide to elicit a mixture of laughs and the usual vitriolic spewage of garbage hate tweets from haters with either a Music On logo or an egg as their avatar, who flood my mentions every time I poke fun at people's most prized track selectors.
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K.C. Green, whose web comic "Gunshow" has produced numerous viral internet memes, took to Twitter to object to the RNC co-opting his drawing of a dog saying, "This is fine," while inside a burning room to poke fun at the chaotic first day of the Democratic convention.
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At the same time, they poke fun at art world pretensions by leveraging abstraction and a fine art context to lure the (frequently unsuspecting, I'd suspect) viewer into marveling at a conduit for waste for an hour as he or she grasps at metaphysical or art historical interpretation.
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It's an absurd thing to watch and is a bit like witnessing Carlson have someone on his program who believes that the Earth is flat and is getting outraged that a liberal TV host like John Oliver would poke fun at someone who is "just asking questions" about the flat Earth.
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" 8VC also has an "ethical bend," as been reported, though Lonsdale is more reticent about this, explaining that while a startup's principles are important to him, he worries that advertising as much invites "people to poke fun" at Silicon Valley, where he suggests that plenty of founders are attacking "hard problems.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - When James Franco set out to direct "The Disaster Artist," a faux behind-the-scenes look at the making of 2003's "The Room," often called one of the worst films ever made, he said it was not to poke fun at the "Room" creator Tommy Wiseau.
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" Grande performed double duty as both the host and the musical act Saturday night, and she used her monologue to poke fun at her child star status and some of the hazards of growing up in the limelight -- including that time she "got caught licking a doughnut I didn't pay for.
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We got the "Jaws" actor out at Dan Tana's restaurant in WeHo Saturday and his point of view is strong and clear ... it take guts to stand in front of a group of journalists and comedians who poke fun at you, and he doesn't think Trump has what it takes.
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Thus ensues, not just a battle of the sexes but a battle between the coasts, which allows Baumbach to engage in "Annie Hall"-ish jokes about L.A. ("You can't beat the space" becomes a running gag) and to poke fun at the show people with whom Nicole feels most at home.
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Seeking to poke fun at the corny, overtly sincere, celebrity-packed political commercial, everyone from Robert Downey Jr. and Leslie Odom Jr. to Scarlett Johansson and Neil Patrick Harris appear in a new digital ad from Save the Day PAC, a pro-Clinton group founded by the director Joss Whedon.
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Both Kylie and Kris were also on Ellen's season 17 premiere on Monday, where Kylie admitted that her sisters — Kim Kardashian West, Khloé Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner — love to poke fun at her financial status, especially when it comes to paying for some of their more elaborate vacations.
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Ivanka Trump speaks at a Human Trafficking event in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on May 17, 2017 in Washington, DC. / AFP PHOTO / Olivier Douliery (Photo credit should read OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP/Getty Images) The usual suspects on the internet were quick to poke fun and Photoshop the slip up.
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Porter did poke fun at Zuck's hair by calling attention to the sheer amount of crap he's been getting for it online and by thanking him as a mother of a TEEN, but I guess she technically said "thanks" so if he really wants to stretch he can take it as a compliment.
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" (Eventually, Facebook got in touch with MeUndies, the company said at the time, to help the underwear company better understand Facebook's terms of service for advertisers.) "We took it as an opportunity to, kind of, poke fun at them," Shokrian says, which allowed the company to "get some media out of it.
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Putin will not "pass up the opportunity to poke fun" at the U.S., even at the expense of Trump, whom he sees as an outlet for potentially better treatment form America, said Olga Oliker, senior advisor and director of the Russia and Eurasia program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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SL: That was our initial ... Just thinking about the story, we knew that that was the easy obvious way of doing social media and of telling the story would be to poke fun at our using this technology to post as something that we're not, but we felt like that was obvious.
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After the IMAX poster for Spider-Man: Far from Home was released earlier this week, social media users began to poke fun at its Photoshop look by creating their own homemade versions of the poster — but Zendaya, who plays Michelle "MJ" Jones in the Marvel movies, did not appear to be a fan.
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Ireland's Ryanair was quick to seize on the marketing opportunity, tweeting "Should have flown Ryanair" with a picture of the 'Computer says no' sketch from the TV series "Little Britain" to poke fun at BA. Ryanair said it had seen a spike in bookings over the weekend but gave no further details.
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Not only do they reflect the aesthetics and technologies of their time — beginning with clunky, 8-bit graphics and moving to the sleek images of VR, and progressing from cartridges to CDs — but many of the games also poke fun at how the industry has leaned towards certain stories or tropes for marketing reasons.
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During the keynote, Zuckerberg did not mention Cambridge Analytica's Aleksandr Kogan at all, and he only used moments in the opening remarks to poke fun at himself about when he testified in Congress early last month and to inform developers that app reviews are back on after a brief pause to investigate potential bad actors.
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While Sheen has been known to have a bit of a temper, he's recently extended olive branches to celebs like Rihanna and Ashton Kutcher for disagreements they've had in the past, and this partnership is another example of how he's attempting to make good on — or at least poke fun at — his past pitfalls.
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The event has been around for more than 80 years, so it's impossible to be exhaustive, but here are a few highlights: In the past few years the WHCD has centered on speeches by the president and a comedian that poke fun at the president, his opponents, and whoever else may be in the room.
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The director, who has used his work to poke fun at the authorities, lampooning what he sees as the pernicious role of the church and state in Russian society, told the court he was innocent as supporters outside, including some of the country's most famous actors, chanted his name and demanded he be freed.
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In 2017, with the big budgets reserved almost solely for shared fantasy universes, he could never get away with it, but back in 2004 Soderbergh was experimenting with a multi-million dollar franchise, using the big bucks to poke fun at us, at Hollywood and at what both expect from a big budget sequel.
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" She's surgical in her attack on double standards in show business and beauty, including how men have more leeway in aging, echoing jokes on her new album, "The 50/50 Club," that poke fun at the way weight makes a woman invisible: "If I gain 10 more pounds, I'm going to spy for the government.
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"I've worked with a lot of young kids for a few years now and I think that I've realized that I always get the most when I'm honest, but I can poke fun but in a way where they feel like they're letting their guard down because then I tell them something serious," Rippon previously told PEOPLE.
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Of course, Newell was well aware that the giant was a plant — part of a scheme arranged by his cousin, George Hull, to both rope people in and poke fun at religious beliefs at the same time (Hull had had an argument with a man about things stated in the Bible, including the claim of giants roaming the earth).
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"I think that loving superhero comics as much as I do, it gave me the leeway to poke fun at the more ridiculous aspects of it and play into the expectations of a superhero comics reader," Kirkman said, referring to the type of fan who's already a Marvel fan and/or a DC fan, but still craves more.
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Manning, though, became a pop icon thanks to his many product endorsement deals, his ability to poke fun at himself on comedy shows like "Saturday Night Live" and, coincidentally, the growth of the Internet, which fueled his popularity faster than it would have even a few years earlier, when fans got most of their information from television and newspapers.
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I was drawn to the column that became "Yesterday in Styles" in part because I always got a chuckle when editors at magazines like GQ would poke fun at themselves by resurfacing old cover stories in which they anointed velour bodysuits, form-fitting coveralls or some other soon-to-be fashion faux pas as the next hot trend.
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" Jennings said Friday that the post "was directed to a former co-worker and instructor in Arab culture and was meant to poke fun at myself and use me as an example to show that everyone can and should keep learning about people from different cultures, including people like me with extensive experience working with different cultures and traditions.
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It is easy to poke fun at Zuckerberg's performance in the past couple of years, but to be fair he is simply a particularly visible emblem of the tensions and contradictions that emerge whenever there is an attempt to draw a line between speech that is a genuine contribution to democratic deliberation and speech that threatens democracy's foundations.
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The game does skip out on some of the difficulties of actually launching your own business — your uncle Timbo has bequeathed you his company after heading off on vacation to drink sangria — but its developers are clearly aware of the challenges, and they poke fun at them through whimsical emails you receive from your customers and, at one point, your bank.
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Ireland's Ryanair was quick to seize on the marketing opportunity, tweeting "Should have flown Ryanair" with a picture of the 'Computer says no' sketch from the TV series "Little Britain" to poke fun at BA. The GMB union said that BA's IT systems had shortcomings after they made a number of staff redundant and shifted their work to India in 2016.
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One of the Kickstarter's creators, reached for comment by Business Insider, said the purpose of the project is to poke fun at dictators and said it is in the same spirit of parody as "Jojo Rabbit," adding that "our last game parodied Kim Jong Un's North Korea, and our next game will be parodying the Soviet leaders and their allies."
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Read more:A fashion designer sent models down the runway wearing tiny handbags that were so small they couldn&apost hold a lipstickLizzo wore the world&aposs tiniest handbag to the AMAs because it was &aposbig enough for my f---s to give&aposKanye West wore a ridiculously oversized pair of slides to poke fun at the controversy over his tiny sandals
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But there are a few more recent games, too, including Words With Friends and Pokémon Go. The NFL has made a big to-do in recent years in releasing the official schedule for the upcoming season and each team put out their own spin on a schedule release video, like the Los Angeles Chargers who purposely used stock footage to poke fun at some of their opponents.
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Watch: The Unstoppable Wendy Davis on the Fight for Abortion Rights And after a photo of Trump signing the executive order reinstating the gag rule while a cluster of men looked on approvingly went viral—for the notable reason that not a single woman was present at the signing—Sweden responded with an image that was widely interpreted to poke fun at the US president.
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Alec Baldwin called into his brother's radio show on Friday to address President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's earlier criticism and to poke fun at the president while impersonating him.
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Bochner had spent the previous fall as a resident at Singer Laboratories in New Jersey as part of Robert Rauschenberg's E.A.T. (Experiments in Art and Technology) program that encouraged artists to collaborate with scientists and engineers; Bochner would leave small measurements in Letraset around the lab (the length of a floor tile, say) to poke fun at his hosts' unshakable devotion to quantifiable metrics.
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"The post was directed to a former co-worker and instructor in Arab culture and was meant to poke fun at myself and use me as an example to show that everyone can and should keep learning about people from different cultures, including people like me with extensive experience working with different cultures and traditions," Jennings said in a statement provided to multiple news outlets, including the Chronicle.
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Larry Wilmore may not get an opportunity to poke fun at Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in person at this year's White House Correspondents' Association dinner, but the GOP presidential front-runner should still expect plenty of zingers.
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" In the meantime, Mr. Yankovic is continuing to ruminate on a follow-up to "Mandatory Fun," which he said is "probably not going to be an album, per se," and on whether he could poke fun at hits like Beyoncé's "Lemonade," which has been interpreted as a many-layered response to grievances from her marriage to Jay Z. "People are like, 'What are you going to do with 'Lemonade'?
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Mike Myers revived Dr. Evil, his villain from the "Austin Powers" movies, to poke fun at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's high staff turnover on Wednesday night's "Tonight Show" with Jimmy Fallon.
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The videos—there are a few—made the rounds this time last year when Schwarber was mashing taters into the stratosphere and the Cubs made a little video to poke fun and celebrate his return (even though he won't be in the starting lineup the next three games because the National League is a trash league that values form over function and does not employ the designated hitter).
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But on the same day she and her lawyers came to an official agreement, the Indianapolis Star ran a cartoon attempting to poke fun at the requests they made regarding Thursday's hearing: The cartoon, which shows Ford making a series of ridiculous demands, including "roses, sparkling water, a bowl of green M&Ms" clearly ridicules the fact that she and her lawyers had to make a series of requests for her own safety.
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Mild gross-out humor (projectile vomit, cadavers baked into party cakes, etc.) is mashed together with poorly choreographed physical comedy (Holmes and Watson accidentally unleash a swarm of killer bees while trying to kill a single mosquito) and limp post-modern gags that poke fun at old technology (Watson telegrams someone a dick pic) or current events (a "Make England Great Again" hat precedes a conversation about how the Electoral College will always protect America from tyrannical grifters).
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Read more:Teens have been using the slogan 'OK, boomer' to poke fun at older generations, and someone is already trying to trademark the termWatch the moment a millennial MP in New Zealand shut down a heckling colleague with a well-placed 'OK, boomer'The Disney heiress who slammed CEO Bob Iger's pay as 'insane' says she went undercover at Disneyland and was 'livid' when she saw how the company treats its employeesA Disney heiress who thinks private jets should be outlawed and has donated $70 million over the past 30 years just signed a letter begging for a wealth tax
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