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" Colbert quipped ... "Wow, that really soothes my ego.
"Shower door handle — 1, Mandy — 0," she quipped.
" Quipped Herjavec: "How could flowers cost that much money?
" Affleck then quipped, "He just wanted a job, sir.
" Carter quipped back, "Apparently, from this recent election year.
" Gates quipped, "Hello to all the Gills out there.
" Ackman, his mouth apparently outrunning his brain, quipped: "Why?
" Reynolds quipped, "The most ambitious crossover event in history.
" Asked about Cruz's recent success, McCain quipped, "Well, Sen.
" Asked why not, Scott quipped: "I don't want to.
"Cuomo: A decrepit subway for New Yorkers," one person quipped.
"Wait till you try peanut butter and jam," he quipped.
"He always has my back," the selfie queen quipped. Indeed.
"Whatever they cut, they didn't cut enough," quipped the host.
"I thought you would be bigger," Key quipped to Justice.
" Lazaro quipped: "It looks like he's gotten his memory back.
"It's amazing that we ever ship a product," quipped Adams.
"This is what it's all about, loving everybody," Foxx quipped.
"This is very unfortunate what happened," host Jimmy Kimmel quipped.
"I'd clock in an amazing number of miles," Gingrich quipped.
" And Axe quipped back, "this is honestly such an honor.
"Sounds like the semi was hogging the road," another quipped.
" Older sister Kim quipped, "You're 20, so I hope not!
"There are too many comedians," quipped Rita Rudner in 1992.
" Quipped Michael Strahan, "That happens after you get past five.
"The First Amendment is not the Tax Code", he quipped.
"You're not going to be walking the plank," he quipped.
"People think I'm the Kardashians' flipping doula!" quipped Richards, 49.
"I didn't announce it, I was asked," she quipped back.
"Yeah, but it's more of a pocket now," he quipped.
" Without missing a beat, Upton quipped, "Guess where we went?
"Do I get in the bunker or not?" she quipped.
" Then, Sherman quipped, "I wouldn't have minded getting the kid.
As one opponent quipped, 'Sisi is just Mubarak on steroids.
"Ok I was lying before please send help," she quipped.
"Let's say your friend is testifying in Congress ..." he quipped.
"Well, the higher the hair, as they say…" she quipped.
"Well, I'm not going to read your resume," he quipped.
"It's always good to see the ginger muppet," he quipped.
"Not many evangelicals come out of Cuba," Trump recently quipped.
"I wish there was more singing," the CHiPS star quipped.
"So the state of our union is strong," Colbert quipped.
"We have a joke in Romania," Barbulescu, my translator, quipped.
"I thought they would be safe up here," he quipped.
"Suddenly, it was Facebook with a human face," he quipped.
"Maybe the 220006th time will be the charm," she quipped.
"Crappy way to end the spring," quipped pitcher Ross Stripling.
"Oh no, I have a million times," Teigen nonchalantly quipped.
"You don't want to marry somebody now," Charlamagne quipped back.
"There's no 'hope' to get all our answers," quipped Rep.
"It's a quick way to spend $800 billion," quipped Rep.
"This is bush league, people," the "Mad Money" host quipped.
" Pelosi quipped: "I don't think he knows what he wants.
"Breaking news, Andrew Yang is a Roosevelt [fan]," he quipped.
"Thank you, that really soothes my fragile ego," quipped Colbert.
"It makes me feel like I'm really tough," he quipped.
"Rambo Reeves," he quipped as he posed for the camera.
"A little serenade," de Blasio awkwardly quipped on national television.
"I wanna know how long the playlist is," he quipped.
" Asked what the doctor's type was, the wrestler quipped, "naïve.
" Arthur quipped, "Hmmm, detention vs correction… the lawyers play-ground.
"So maybe the odds are in our favor," he quipped.
Still, he quipped, things seemed to be working just fine.
She would have split up our marriage anyway, she quipped.
"it appears my existence is bothering someone," she quipped lightheartedly.
" He quipped, "We're not all as lucky as Bill Maher.
"We were born in kilts, the worst diapers," Butler quipped.
"We almost had a #MeToo moment there," Mr. Short quipped.
"The White House does need some work," James Corden quipped.
"The house is the home is the head," he quipped.
"Can we cut this if it doesn't work?" he quipped.
Yes, the product was a bit premature, the investor quipped.
"I came to see Trump, not Paul Ryan," one quipped.
"Clearly there was a need for flowers," Mr. Balyali quipped.
"I'm just here for the dollar art," one friend quipped.
"It looks like the boss and his secretary!" he quipped.
"I hope some foreign journalists were applauding now," Netanyahu quipped.
"But that's not what happens on Twitter anymore," he quipped.
"OK – is it working?" the Democratic presidential front-runner quipped.
"The old dog has wised up a little," he quipped.
One official quipped that an agreement on immigration between Sen.
"Imagine Bernie now," he quipped, "with 100 percent blood flow."
"They are darn lucky these weren't public," quipped Washington Rep.
"For the gods too love a joke," Socrates once quipped.
"We will be successful when it becomes boring," he quipped.
"Well, of course we took Dunston over Gooden," someone quipped.
" Harry then quipped: "I don't know where he gets that from!
"Does anyone have a tissue?" she quipped after taking the stage.
"No they just think I'm ugly and smell lol," Malone quipped.
"This is a definite sign of the apocalypse, right?" quipped another.
" Panel moderator Bradley Whitford quipped: "He could do Spill Your Guts.
"You're really living the life of a movie star," Kimmel quipped.
"And the beautiful Emma Stone, who just turned 30," Mullally quipped.
"I also wore my Gucci mules to primary school," quipped another.
As Paul Krugman quipped, this isn't Obamacare 2.0; it's Obamacare 0.5.
" She also quipped, "And I thought about suing, but I didn't.
"This could be the whale that ate the unicorns," Smith quipped.
"I'd hope for nothing less than something really inappropriate," she quipped.
" Biden, 76, quipped in response: "I'm still holding onto that torch.
" Another pause, he quipped, "And I thought Marlene Dietrich was great!
"That is the sound of a door creaking open," Colbert quipped.
"There'll definitely be some songs coming out of it," he quipped.
"I look like a Kardashian, nose job and all," she quipped.
"Don't let this solar phenomenon eclipse good judgment," FHWA's Knopp quipped.
"It's the holidays — and you may be dating again," she quipped.
"What kind of operation are you running here, Stephen?" quipped Sanders.
"She just realized that Jennifer Hudson's talking to her," Shelton quipped.
"Well [Trump is] very flexible so you never know," Rubio quipped.
"I don't know what that expression is of mine," she quipped.
". The actor, laughing, quipped, "I hope so, I am Chris Pratt!
" He quipped, "So — there's a lot of exciting stuff going on.
" Older sister Kardashian West quipped, "You're 20, so I hope not!
"I don't know if that's part of the thing," Styles quipped.
"It has been heard in the halls of Congress," Aiken quipped.
"Don't worry, Mr. President, they're not laughing at you," Colbert quipped.
"That's irony, it's a new concept in political life," Bush quipped.
"I think I threw five in a college game," Wentz quipped.
"They want an Islamic Re- without the public," quipped one observer.
"Questions must be asked before answers can be given," he quipped.
"Everything you just said is 50 shades of crazy!" quipped Navarro.
"I think trauma is pretty common," he quipped before I left.
"That was the plan and I have four boys," he quipped.
"'Women Who Work' contains more fonts than original thoughts," Bee quipped.
"Can I just say," he quipped, laughing, "I feel duly punished."
"Come on governor, even though you didn't endorse me," Trump quipped.
" Franken, to laughter from reporters listening in, quipped: "Very well done.
"Marcia [Clark] wasn't available," quipped Peet at the December award show.
"This is what it's like to be chopped liver," quipped Sen.
" Harry then quipped, "I don't know where he gets that from!
"The field isn't even half full yet," one Democratic senator quipped.
"That's really good parenting," Menzel, who voices Anna' sister Elsa, quipped.
"Twenty years would be better than only ten!" quipped one farmer.
"Because I get to decide what we vote on," McConnell quipped.
"The infrastructure week's been overtaken by the latest tweet," quipped Rep.
"Weirdly, now she won't return my phone calls," Mr. Burnett quipped.
"Oh, probably 'Game of Thrones,'" Clinton quipped as the audience laughed.
"Man, you're not happy with your 9 to 5!" she quipped.
"Great fucking timing, huh?" she quipped as we both laughed nervously.
" She quipped back, "Better to be a muse than an amusement.
"You can laugh at him," Matthews quipped of the outspoken billionaire.
"You might as well put them in scuba gear," Stabile quipped.
"So your internal hotness," Ms. Nancherla quipped to the audience's delight.
Besides, "no one reads the communiqués, let's be honest," he quipped.
LOS ANGELES — He quipped about the looseness of a woman's vagina.
"Yeah, gentleman don't get very well-treated up here," he quipped.
"Let's see if we can cure him of that," he quipped.
"Well, I know about support," she quipped, gesturing toward her chest.
"I'm hearing my name mentioned a little bit tonight," Sanders quipped.
" Quipped Mr. Garrison: "We'd rather talk about politics instead of football.
"Yes, I am famously under-scrutinized," Clinton quipped in a tweet.
"God must have a plan because I sure don't," he quipped.
"It just don't get any better," she quipped, husky-voiced again.
"Every time I think about Trump I get allergic," she quipped.
"I really don't know what the bells mean," quipped Democratic Rep.
"We're going to get to Google, too, I'm sure, " he quipped.
"You know, as some might say, curb your enthusiasm," Cruz quipped.
"I kind of figured it out a while ago," Cooper quipped.
" Quipped Klobuchar: "No one on this stage wants to protect billionaires.
"Well, in 12 days we're going to find out," Fallon quipped.
"Miles came out such a miles," the mother of two quipped.
"I thought, 'Wow, that was a fast delivery,'" Ms. Andelman quipped.
"I'm Asian, so I know a lot of doctors," quipped Yang.
"It's a bad job," quipped one GOP lawmaker sympathetic toward Ryan.
" Castro, who was up next up, quipped: "Thank you very much.
"The survivors are getting the spoils," the "Mad Money" host quipped.
"When I sell liquor, they call it bootlegging," he famously quipped.
"I wish everyone was as perfect as you, Pete," she quipped.
"Like two butt cheeks in a pair of underpants," she quipped.
David Bonderman, her colleague, quipped that this would just mean more talking.
"The only way to watch a debate," she quipped in the caption.
"I've always believed you should be nice to your lenders!" he quipped.
"I think my contract says I have to say yes," he quipped.
"I mean, I was born with fucked up teeth!" she also quipped.
" In another photo, she compared bellies with Koma and quipped, "I win.
"Maybe we already got married and nobody knows yet," quipped Booth, 30.
"Emily was shooting a little indie movie called Mary Poppins," Krasinski quipped.
"I'm wearing one now — because nobody recognizes who I am," she quipped.
He'd rather be commissioner of the NFL than do that, he quipped.
"Errbody having babies round here.. #farmLife," Gaines, 43, quipped in the caption.
"That's a good one, Ellen, you're right, that is gross," he quipped.
"We've been together 49 years and I'm a good cook," she quipped.
"He seems the same as he did two weeks ago," quipped Sen.
"It's not about the money, it's about preserving human dignity," quipped Les.
Murphy quipped back with a GIF of actor Robert Downey Jr.  pic.twitter.
" — to which Teigen quipped, "Allow me to save you from my titties.
"You can't possibly think I only bought the hot dog," Teigen quipped.
"What's going on with me dating wise?" she quipped to her ex.
Before singing "Dirty Laundry," Underwood quipped that "Sweaty Laundry" was more appropriate.
"It's sad around here when one of those goes down," Ventura quipped.
" Instead, he quipped that his "favorite hero is (Russian President Vladimir) Putin.
He jokingly quipped that this was his second leg lost while skydiving.
" Quipped the RHOA star: "And then I can respond back… 'Bye, Mannequin!
"It's like me at the bar," she quipped, letting out a laugh.
"Isn't that crazy, 'cause she and I are different colors?" she quipped.
"I still shop at Walmart ... they have the best prices," Morgan quipped.
"I should have picked up some tips from George," Kate, 37, quipped.
"He knows if that doesn't go in, he's coming out," Mack quipped.
"Peeing on yourself afterwards...forever," Santigold quipped, laughing at Denis' shocked reaction.
"I now do stunts #lipsyncbattlescar #iflew," Teigen, 31, quipped in her tweet.
Shortly after, Fisher quipped back, "How dare you stretch my clothes 😂."
" To which Perry quipped, "It's like a little Ellen, a little Alfalfa.
"I think this industry could use a little female sexism," Gomez quipped.
" Lowry quipped that "I was thinking about something else [at keg parties].
"They better be here after all this ish they started," Anderson quipped.
"You don't join the institution like it's the Rotary Club," she quipped.
"It's sort of a date night with hundreds of people," he quipped.
"Hey, man, long time no see!" one of them quipped to Mam.
"In-N-Out plays a big role in my life," she quipped.
"That's sort of a yardstick we use now on retirement," Buffett quipped.
" He quipped that it's the "absence of dealing with multiplication, addition, division.
"The 'oppor-tuneurs' don't do as well as the entrepreneurs," he quipped.
"John out here looking like Arthur," quipped a fan on Teigen's Instagram.
"No wonder I can't find any shared bikes in Hefei," one quipped.
It was not the first time the president quipped about the subject.
"I now do stunts," Teigen quipped, adding the hashtags #lipsyncbattlescar and #iflew.
"Marriage is insurance for the worst years of your life," she quipped.
"If something happens to him, then it happens to him," Bornstein quipped.
"It's a long-term savings account for us right now," he quipped.
"We have a lot of blonde women in Finland," the reporter quipped.
"Your solidarity with Italy is hypocritical," he quipped, according to the source.
" Klobuchar quipped back: "Who said that wasn't what my dad was doing?
"Technology is for my next body," he once quipped to the researchers.
"Under tortilla reform, you don't pay if it's nacho fault," Willett quipped.
"It can remind you something," he quipped in the House of Representatives.
" Lord Keynes once quipped that "In the long run, we're all dead.
"The Mavs have a very luxurious fan base, very luxurious," Nowitzki quipped.
"They've got to like something, don't they?" the "Mad Money" host quipped.
"It's really hot, don't touch — just like your first date," he quipped.
William Moran, vice chief of naval operations, quipped at a subcommittee hearing.
"Not electric and not Honda," he quipped, drawing a murmur from reporters.
Famed sportswriter Rick Reilly once quipped that sports is Oprah for guys.
"That's what my wife calls me," Sondland quipped when asked by Rep.
Trump quipped that he can't revoke Obama's pardons of turkeys last year.
"By the way, he gave me permission to touch him," Biden quipped.
"Only in Washington could you go from PCLOB to CGAP," he quipped.
"When you get to my age, you grow some balls," she quipped.
"Antibiotics give you the shits, and plasma is the shit," Mahrenholz quipped.
"That's called solving problems, folks," Kimmel quipped as Kostelnik joined the band.
"Sometimes, late at night, I can hear them printing money," she quipped.
Better for the government to have bought everyone a limousine, Reagan quipped.
"I tell you what, I hope you're part of it," Biden quipped.
"Article 3 says ... we hold our offices during good behavior," she quipped.
"The two leaders did seem to hit it off," James Corden quipped.
"We have an unfair advantage in this, given our experience," Sivan quipped.
"I practice safety in everything I do," he quipped at the time.
Carlson later that night mockingly quipped, "repugnant" after playing back Smith's comment.
He then quipped that he wants to know about the other 17%.
"Just fast-forward through her parts," Moore, 48, quipped of Leakes, 51.
"He thinks a cardiologist is someone who works at Hallmark," he quipped.
" Asked why not, the South Carolina Republican quipped: "I don't want to.
"Oh, good lord!" the senator quipped, followed by her signature booming laugh.
"Holy cow, it's like he's trying to take McDonald's private," Cramer quipped.
Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) quipped that his fellow Democratic presidential rival Sen.
"They said you have to have facial hair for this," DeGeneres quipped.
"They were in our diner," Ueland quipped when asked about Pelosi's assertion.
"I'm going to tell you what's wrong with this statue," Freeman quipped.
"You are going to have to raise your ticket prices," Gates quipped.
"I am shocked that I won this award for Best Villain," Jordan quipped.
" Cruz quipped, "Since September, the Constitution hasn't changed, but the poll numbers have.
"Let's get arrested," he quipped to his friends as he started the download.
"I can understand why Trump loves that Game of Thrones wall," quipped Colbert.
"You're stuck with me for another six and a half years," he quipped.
"Maybe now is the time to release your tax returns, Sir," he quipped.
"He promptly ran off without so much as a thank you," authorities quipped.
" Cordon quipped, "she's basically made you look like the kid from Jerry Maguire.
"Courtney Love is in dire need of attention right now," the singer quipped.
"There's only one true Raging Bull, and that is Vladimir Putin," he quipped.
"I don't care about [how Thrones ends], I'm not a nerd," she quipped.
It's not easy to be 4'11" in an institution like this," she quipped.
"Unfortunately, I can't see a new version of Alexander the Great," he quipped.
"It's not warm but it's built for speed," the six-times champion quipped.
"Not the barbecue I wanted on my day off," he quipped on Facebook.
"Isn't it weird if I sat at the Modern Family table?" she quipped.
"You know what they say about a man with small hands," Rubio quipped.
"Yeah, we were drinking buddies – way back," Bowie quipped in the throwback clip.
"Just because Yahoo has a search box doesn't mean they're Google," he quipped.
"I've been enjoying Donald Trump's new reality show, The Amazing Racist," he quipped.
"I went on a blind date and I met my husband," she quipped.
"We should give the heart attack casting credit," he quipped, only half joking.
"They would not do that for me," Trump quipped after the singing concluded.
"I'm still holding on to that torch," Biden quipped back with a smile.
"The U.S. consumer's not dead, they're just shopping at T.J. Maxx," he quipped.
"To the victor belong the spoils of the enemy," one Jackson ally quipped.
Teigen also addressed a fan who quipped about a toddler traveling to Bali.
"When you're caught with zit cream and a really chic outfit," she quipped.
"I basically just keep my mouth shut and don't cause waves," he quipped.
"In other news, I've had two children since backing this project," quipped another.
"But that guy is not in our club," quipped co-host Aisha Tyler.
Still, "I didn't think he'd want an old man up there," Schafer quipped.
Even The New York Times quipped that a new hashtag could be #OscarsSoBlack.
"I just ripped the crotch out of my pants," he quipped to Fallon.
Well, Justice Kagan quipped, it "might be reintroduced until the end of time".
"They told me there would be tea, ugh it's a disaster," Mariah quipped.
"I'm just having a dish of 'Dodged a Bullet' tonight," quipped Jenna Cooper.
"Nope, my arm is brown and the chair is black," I quipped awkwardly.
"Don't worry, be happy," he quipped during an economic forum in St Petersburg.
"I really hope she hears it and gives me a hug," he quipped.
"Okay I was lying before please send help," she quipped to her followers.
"I'm like guys, guys, I'm the older woman, it's okay here," she quipped.
"What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander", Justice Breyer quipped.
" In response, Ellen DeGeneres quipped, "Alright, we saw a different side of Sandy.
" Trapper John quipped: "Aw, Frank... you're not going to write your mother again.
"This is gonna be a no from me dog," one Instagram commenter quipped.
" When asked who the buildup was directed at, Trump quipped: "Whoever you want.
"I must find the sender to find out what happens next," Cameron quipped.
"Because he's got my mom's gene pool," she quipped, making moms everywhere proud.
"Those who haven't, chances are it's because they've lived in California," she quipped.
" In response, the singer quipped, "I can't even think of a good response.
" Asked specifically what kind of questions he would ask, Brafman quipped, "Good ones.
"That awkward moment you realize you're all wearing the SAME outfit," Guthrie quipped.
"Ah, lads, be friends," one quipped after I was told to kill myself.
Wu Jinglian, a veteran economist, has quipped that this is unfair to casinos.
"I knew we should have paid that bill," Chief Justice John Roberts quipped.
He quipped that he was glad the idiot hadn't interrupt his Snapchat video.
"I've heard of this place," the boutique owner quipped when Harrison mentioned Paradise.
"When I got the vision," the now-29-year-old Anti queen quipped.
"I adore you and I want you to be my mommy," Adele quipped.
"For the deep state is deeply committed to Cold War II," Buchanan quipped.
" Then the host quipped in response, "I'm confused whenever I'm around Ryan Reynolds.
"Only in America could you have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference," Bloomberg quipped.
"Clamping down on Winnie the Pooh comparisons doesn't exactly project strength," Oliver quipped.
"In my mind as a mom, it's not lame at all," she quipped.
"I guess we missed the memo when we became Russian," one commenter quipped.
"I just wanna remind everybody that Jeff Daniels thanked his horse," he quipped.
"If he had kept his mouth shut, he wouldn't be there," he quipped.
"I don't know who's doing the timing in the White House," Pelosi quipped.
"Only in the Panhandle can you get away with that statement," Trump quipped.
Bernie Sanders, who quipped on Twitter about its colossal price tag on Thursday.
He often quipped, "someone's going to jail tonight," Fellows recalled, as mourners chuckled.
"I believe she's leaving to spend more time separating her family," he quipped.
"For starters, by not having a Twitter account," Obama reportedly quipped in response.
"We trust our ancestry more than we trust our computational models," Church quipped.
"'Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it,'" Gellar quipped.
" Clooney said, "Right always trumps wrong," and Dujardin quipped, "Trump is always wrong.
"Hey, J.P. Morgan, where were you at $76?" the "Mad Money" host quipped.
"Fauci, you want me to get you into this political mess?" he quipped.
Kalanick jokingly quipped that he would move to China if Trump was elected.
"Next stop: six feet," she quipped, pointing at the ground below her feet.
"It's original, I'll give you that," South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg quipped.
"The cafeteria person or the janitor," Senator Audrey Gibson, a Democrat, later quipped.
" After she said, "Daddy," the mother of one shrugged and quipped, "Every time!
"Within the art world, I get accused of being too obvious," he quipped.
"I highly doubt it's in someone's personal art exhibit," Officer Erkel previously quipped.
"What, do you think they're trying to get rid of me?" he quipped.
"Night-life ambassador is not the biggest job driver," Mr. de Blasio quipped.
"Trump said he could use a little R and R," Jimmy Fallon quipped.
"Starring Meryl Streep — anything she's in they're coming to see," quipped Queen Latifah.
"It's an honor just to be in the Hall of Fame," Jeter quipped.
" When reporters pressed him on the schedule, he quipped: "Y'all seem very anxious.
"I know you're joking, but it actually is quite sexy," Sanders quipped back.
"Emmanuel Macron, you're interrupting me because my question bothers you," one journalist quipped.
"Discussing the moment at the town hall Pelosi quipped, "Was that a reporter?
"I look better under an incandescent light," Mr Trump quipped, without supporting evidence.
Napoleon once quipped that his greatest strength was that he had no allies.
He referred to House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi as "crazy," quipped that Rep.
" Trump quipped that Bloomberg is "making a lot of my broadcaster friends wealthy.
"I'm the least-qualified man here tonight," Biden quipped during the standing ovation.
"I can't wait for Stephen King's sequel, Children of the Climate," Ingraham quipped.
"whatever they paid Judi Dench it was not enough" Vulture's Rachel Handler quipped.
He also quipped about the new role he got when he was dismissed.
"I'm fine if a donor had sex in exchange for money," Claire quipped.
"Netflix clearly didn't spend enough," THR editor Matthew Belloni quipped after the show.
" In a subsequent tweet, he quipped that the Democrats "must love [Sessions] now.
"I'm fulfilling the legacy of Barack Obama, and you're not," Castro later quipped.
Napoleon once quipped that his greatest strength was that he had no allies.
"Obviously, having two sitting Republican members indicted in August is helpful," Hammill quipped.
"Even robots have bad days," he then quipped to genial laughs around the room.
"Listen, it's a big accomplishment from [a] fellow Santa Monica High [student]," Lowe quipped.
"If anyone hugs me about it, I just start crying," Cuoco quipped in response.
Stiller, 50, quipped that he was set to star in a Female Viagra commercial.
" Last year for James' big day, Reynolds quipped, "Happy birthday to my baby girl!
"Please tell me how it is I can try to look taller," he quipped.
"I do need a partner, in more ways than you could imagine," she quipped.
"He knows Lindsey Graham," quipped a woman to her friend after meeting Kentucky Sen.
" In response, Trump quipped that he was "very happy you used the word deplorable.
"Don't get me started on your show cuz I'm a savage.... #bachelorsoooowhite," she quipped.
"There's only so much we can go down on the same news," he quipped.
"It might be one of the biggest plot holes of all time," Batalon quipped.
"It's nice to be here in the sunshine," the blindfolded prince quipped while blindfolded.
"It's just so sad when his heart's not in it, you know," Colbert quipped.
Other users quipped that the opening was actually President Trump's personal portal to hell.
" At that, a smiling Biden quipped: "I got it, OK. You're very good professor.
"This one just has my name on it, right?" he quipped at the event.
" Reminded of Trump's recent remark that Harris was "nasty," Vaill quipped: "Is that bad?
"We appreciate how everyone wears a little green like us today," the Army quipped.
"I don't think I'd make it past the first half hour," Clinton quipped back.
So Mr Modi, quipped one wry tweet, has in effect demonetised elite opinion, too.
Performer Guo quipped before the show that she hoped no errant drones clipped anyone.
"Hey, remember when he was the guy making trouble with North Korea?" quipped Meyers.
" Another user quipped, "She's the only one no longer required by contract to smile.
"I always say I'm an artist with the soul of a realtor," she quipped.
" When Mr. Kasich built on his answer, Mr. Trump quipped, "I'm liking him tonight.
"It's cheaper to keep me," Pinkett Smith quipped, causing Smith to burst into laughter.
Just last week the president quipped the impasse could last months, or even years.
"And I'm pretty low slung these days, so both times it hurt!" she quipped.
"@sanctionedjohnnygalecki get off my man!" she quipped with a crying-tears-of-laughter emoji.
"Well Scott and I — we're sleeping together apparently," Khloe quipped to Complex in 2015.
As a friend of mine quipped, it's like putting a hat on a hat.
"I&aposll have a beer, I&aposll have a Guinness for them," she quipped.
"So, if you're there the whole time, that's a lot of dresses," Kaufman quipped.
"Even Luke Skywalker had to go manual," Tab quipped after our ride was over.
" To which WWHL host Andy Cohen quipped, "That's how I feel about the Housewives.
Back in October, Cohen quipped to TMZ that he didn't know who Griffin was.
" Comedian Whitney Cummings quipped: "Now I'm starting to get suspicious you had a surrogate.
"You said you wanted a turkey on your wedding day, right?" the actor quipped.
"Sits at home waiting for script @nbcParenthood: A Year in the Life," she quipped.
"Next I guess they'll be claiming that I killed someone," she quipped on Thursday.
"Bethenny did a great job, because she had her hands full," de Lesseps quipped.
"Tell Chuck I was already up," Manchin quipped to reporters, responding to the comment.
"It's better than being shipped to the colonies for hard labor!" quipped Cohen, 49.
"Please don't give up on California and Sacramento," Goudeaux quipped, according to the transcript .
"I'll do one, but I don't need your help," the former Globes host quipped.
"You know, sometimes I wonder if he's out making Russia great again," Clapper quipped.
"If you're looking for a Jane Russell hand-double, I'm your girl," she quipped.
Even if you had money, there's no food to buy, an aid worker quipped.
Laughing off her tears, Romney McDaniel quipped, "That's my first time crying in DC."
"And the answer, for $32 million — survey says no, it is not," Colbert quipped.
" "Make it or Break It" creator Holly Sorensen quipped, "Unfortunately convictions aren't like Oscars.
"The United States," Erik Brynjalfsson, director of MIT's Initiative on the Digital Economy, quipped.
" Rubio, appearing amused, quipped: "I saw you repeat yourself five times five seconds ago!
"I give it four Golden Girls," White quipped in her tongue-in-cheek review.
"Look at these guys, everyone loves these guys," he quipped, before pausing and grinning.
"Of Viall's inability to communicate with his pals, Wood quipped, "it's worse than jail.
"Spicer became a sympathetic figure in the media overnight," a White House official quipped.
"Yeah, I'm going to be handing out indictments like [Robert] Mueller," quipped Cohen, 49.
"This is the proof I was vice president," Biden quipped, according to pool reports.
"I've never been a member of Congress when the government's open," quipped freshman Rep.
The game might sound innocent enough, but Bell quipped that Catan has ruined relationships.
"We are going to have to start going out to other countries," Kimmel quipped.
"I think it is safe to say Donald has lost Doug's vote," she quipped.
" Zucker quipped: "If only we had that much power, especially on the Republican side.
"There's nothing more dangerous than a fix-it man in a fix," Turley quipped.
One famous economist quipped that it had predicted nine of the past five recessions.
""It's a little military," Catz quipped in her testimony, "but our guys get excited.
"I bet you could out freestyle Bernie," Melber quipped about Booker's fellow candidate Sen.
"He's not yet enjoying that manure sandwich this morning," he quipped again, moments later.
"South Dakota: if we were any higher, we'd be North Dakota," one user quipped.
" When asked about what has been most difficult to navigate, she instantly quipped, "hills.
"No, because they have what seems to me a perfectly legitimate policy," Roberts quipped.
"So I made it to Harvard," she quipped at the beginning of her speech.
"If I was better at baseball, I probably wouldn't be a congressman," quipped Rep.
"Maybe it has something to do with the color of my skin," he quipped.
"That was the loudest standing ovation I've ever gotten after an outing," he quipped.
"We're the only company in Silicon Valley that's not building a car," she quipped.
The inauguration of anyone else," he quipped on what he called "The Lather Show.
"Sweetheart, none of these queens are gonna do ya," BenDeLaCreme, as Mr. Lynde, quipped.
""This is getting loo-dicrous," he quipped on Twitter, using British slang for "toilet.
"With everything going on with ABC, I can't really talk about it," James quipped.
"The mayor just got re-elected," quipped the officiant, Bishop Charles H. Ellis III.
"Yeah, don't know how that's working out," she quipped of Trump's anti-bullying stance.
"I just hope success doesn't go to their heads," the actor quipped on Twitter.
"Justice Ginsburg, if you'd ever like to borrow the dragons, ring me," Clarke quipped.
"We should rule everything, but the Supreme Court hasn't recognized that yet," he quipped.
"They're gluten deprived," quipped Maddie Corman, 50, a writer and actor in New York.
" Pressed if she was curious what Bolton, specifically, might know, she quipped: "Isn't everybody?
"When you went to college in the seventies, you appreciate a protest," Kasich quipped.
"He wanted to spend more time not answering his family's questions," Stephen Colbert quipped.
"I'm gonna add this to my Tinder profile," he quipped, holding up his statue.
"Not everyone's all smiles about dad turning 40 😜," Simpson quipped in the caption.
"They didn't give me cake like that," he quipped to a Washington Post reporter.
"Whoever designed this process is not qualified to run a food truck," Kennedy quipped.
"I've been getting in shape for tonight with the Jussie Smollett workout," Hayes quipped.
"But five years later, he wasn't dead, he's not dying," he quipped on stage.
"Indeed, if SORNA's delegation is unconstitutional, then most of government is unconstitutional," Kagan quipped.
"Once in a lifetime, a song comes along that defines a generation," he quipped.
" He quipped that maybe he should cancel "because I have a bad hair day.
"This is really damaging — if anything mattered anymore," the Late Show's Stephen Colbert quipped.
Another character quipped that the ad was just for Grimm, not the new expansion.
"I think he was awake and he had a lot to say," Doocy quipped.
"It's always hard to get that last drop of mayo out," a Facebook user quipped.
"No, I did not swallow BB-8!" the actress quipped as she cradled her bump.
When asked if blondes have more fun, she quipped, "It's a great night, so yes."
"*Everyone better give their latino friends and family a ride home," one sarcastic user quipped .
"If you were the voice of my Alexa I would be so happy," Kaling quipped.
"You want to lay low, television is the best place to do that," Colbert quipped.
"I'm at the top of the list," of those who want to leave, he quipped.
"She's not necessarily my image," quipped Ford during an appearance on "The View" in January.
" As for his own performance in the New York contest, Kasich quipped, "I won Manhattan.
"The only place in the mall the girls were safe was Forever 21," he quipped.
"I don't know that I was expected at any of those weddings, myself," Seacrest quipped.
"It's like The Matrix, like you plug her in and she's just there," Knightley quipped.
" To conclude, she quipped, "I just can't imagine it affecting anyone in a negative way.
One observer quipped that Foxconn had created jobs in the Wisconsin events business, at least.
" He turned to one BBC reporter and quipped, "But I expect you to use it.
"I feel like we watched like the security cameras and I feel bad," quipped Hough.
"I've got my girl and you've got yours, it works out," Stapleton quipped to East.
" Not one to miss a beat, Meyers quipped: "That would have been a People's Choice.
"He didn't try to start a sleeper cell for al Qaeda," the former prosecutor quipped.
Another one quipped that the EU wanted to "make trade - not trade wars" with Trump.
"So you have Latin royalty, and then the half-Filipino kid," quipped Criss of himself.
" The host quipped, "isn't that against the rules of Hollywood?" to which she replied, "apparently.
"No, we did that already and I didn't get nothin' the first time," she quipped.
"He's been on the couch a few nights so far," the No Doubt songstress quipped.
" When asked why she didn't place higher she quipped that her arms "were too short.
At least, my aunt quipped, this was a solid explanation for why she loved pasta.
In Florence an executive quipped that the industry had turned into "a giant non-profit".
" But as Yogi Berra once quipped "it's tough to make predictions, especially about the future.
"We'll work our way up, if people like us, to bigger venues," Prince quipped then.
"Sheriff Hopper gets to do some very thrilling, sexy things in Season 2," Harbour quipped.
"We recognize that protest is the new brunch," quipped Ben Wikler, Washington director of MoveOn.
"Mom, my crowd sizes normally aren't this large," Bush quipped when he took the stage.
"I couldn't imagine having to put these on two days in a row," she quipped.
" He quipped that other tactics the Cruz campaign has used in this election were "disgusting.
"I think my tube's on YouTube," the WWE superstar quipped, before dancing around with enthusiasm.
"Henry VIII would have probably had your head for something like that," Costello quipped. 12.
"It's going to be fun to watch the Democratic presidential aspirants" compete, McConnell quipped Wednesday.
"He continues to be the Michael Cohen that we all know and love," quipped Rep.
"NATO would probably be happy to fight Russia to the last Finnish soldier," he quipped.
Coach Brad Stevens quipped that Olynyk was just four fouls away from a triple-double.
"I said, 'Yeah, not many people get to come in Lady Mary's bedroom,'" Froggatt quipped.
"When it comes to nuclear buttons and now to envelopes, size apparently matters," she quipped.
"I'm pretty sure we all get an office, so that's the good news," he quipped.
"It's like saying the sun isn't real because last night it got dark," he quipped.
"I was voting against my self interest," quipped Thune, who is over 6 feet tall.
"My dental hygienist pointed out that she had third-stage gum disease," Erica Jong quipped.
"I got criticized by some satanic organization for giving Lucifer a bad name," Boehner quipped.
In 2013, the pope quipped, "Who am I to judge?" when asked about gay Catholics.
"There it is, the memorized 25-second speech," Christie quipped after one of Rubio's answers.
"Thanks to Mark Burnett, we don't have to watch reality shows anymore," Mr. Kimmel quipped.
"At long last, Mr. President, here is your Emmy," Baldwin quipped in his acceptance speech.
Stelter then quipped about CNN press access, catching Blackwell and his co-anchor off guard.
" In response, the parody account quipped that "The guy who defended OJ won't defend Devin.
"I'm like Benjamin Button," Master P quipped on a recent visit to the VICE office.
"Don't be jealous of all this weight, because you're just waiting to win," quipped Eureka.
"Buy a big house so he doesn&apost have to bump into her," DeVito quipped.
"I think it's flattering that you think my nipple is that high up," she quipped.
"Please don't put me on #MeToo," Cosby quipped to a young reporter earlier this year.
"Selling it at a very expensive price to an Englishman would be perfect," he quipped.
Trump quipped that he'd cut off his frequent face touching, but it hasn't been easy.
"None of this is going to go to a border wall," he quipped to reporters.
"Can't make payroll on ad credits," quipped Chuck Brown, an adviser to Bay Area nonprofits.
"If I were sleepy Joe, I'd say, 'it's a Saturday night in Ohio,'" Trump quipped.
"I have to be the straight man or the dad on the campaign," Graumann quipped.
"Maybe I'm just being nice to them cause I want their vote," the president quipped.
"Some said they did it to impress their boss with their work ethic," he quipped.
He's "skipping the democracy part of this," Elizabeth Warren quipped in a recent MSNBC interview.
As Paul Samuelson famously quipped, the market has forecast nine of the last five recessions.
The South, observers quipped, had lost the war but won the battle over its history.
"Victory is beating the snail," Musk quipped in an on-stage interview at TED Talks.
" Tapper quipped that in the news business that's not a curse, it's "manna from heaven.
"Well, the interesting thing is nobody is actually forced to watch," Baldwin quipped to Fallon.
"I'm sure he'll never agree that New York bourbon even counts as bourbon," Schumer quipped.
Then he quipped about "the cartel" being less forgiving, which some online saw as disrespectful.
"I normally go speak to people who want to listen to me speak," Mnuchin quipped.
"I've been more of a reporter since I got out of the depositions," quipped Rep.
The comedian famously quipped that he avoided establishments that would have him as a member.
Trump quipped back that it really only takes a few seconds to estimate a person.
"I'm more of a Microsoft Word guy," Buttigieg quipped, pointing to viewers to his website.
Asked about rivals trying to get under Bloomberg's own skin, he quipped, 'Haters gonna hate.
"It truly is a durational performance, just like this presidency!" she quipped about Oleszko's piece.
When asked if they read TechCrunch, Nanjiani quipped, "Do you want us to say we do?"
"I could get used to this," Tyler quipped as Hannah pinned him down on the bed.
"I would rather start rapping with famous friends than start rapping with non­famous friends," he quipped.
" Boston guard Avery Bradley quipped of the pass, "I think he just threw it up, man.
He's really calm," — to which Harry quipped back, "I don't know where he gets that from!
"I'm just so fortunate that Idris [Elba] and David Oyelowo left me a job," Ali quipped.
"We have not seen anything like this since the famous headline 'Dewey boinks Truman,' " he quipped.
"I just found out that I do the sad and rejected look really well," he quipped.
"It doesn't matter if they're called 'mini-BOTs' or 'mini-Luigi' or 'mini-Pierluigi'," he quipped.
"I am so sick of people just looking at me for my physical attributes," Carell quipped.
"Your last one was ten — now let's go for a 15-second bike challenge," Seinfeld quipped.
"I am not going out there wearing the same outfit as HER," one Twitter user quipped.
Urbane, eloquent and an Anglophile, he quipped he was the last Englishman to rule the country.
Obama also quipped about the vitality of Dole and her 96-year-old husband, former Sen.
"We are truly witnessing history with all of these superheroes in one place," quipped Sara Haines.
"We thought it was the Easter Island parade," quipped Ms. Ward, 46, a belly dancing instructor.
"Now, I know this photo looks bad, but remember — it also is bad," Colin Jost quipped.
"I have the advantage of having to work with surgeons most of my career," she quipped.
"It will be known from now on as the Trump-owsky Attack," one waggish spectator quipped.
Tyra Beauty is both "beauty business and badassery," Banks quipped in a video chat with TechCrunch.
"So now every time Jo showers, I think it's my time," the former baseball player quipped.
"Okay but why did #JustinTimberlake look like a clearance table at Bass Pro," quipped one fan.
Crazy Rich Asians made $200 million at the box office—"said Asian moms everywhere," Oh quipped.
" Asked what his wife-to-be Linda Phan thinks, Drew quipped: "She's like, 'Oh, hello abs!
"I'm a woman on television and I'm over 40 so I'm already in costume," she quipped.
" In a statement to the Associated Press, Verhofstadt quipped: "I thought surrealism was a Belgian invention.
"The only place racism doesn't exist is Fox News and the police department," Hughley sharply quipped.
" She later quipped, "You know how much s— I have said and done to famous people??
"I hate you for making me give this all back an hour later," she jokingly quipped.
"That better be one of my songs," he quipped, then realized what he may have heard.
"We always have our nuts in the same place, but not always the bolts," she quipped.
" Bergeron quipped in response, "I'm guessing he's not the first guy whose lost control of Witney.
" When the tester asked what makes her feel that way, she quipped, "Because of the internet.
She had quipped to the New York Times about moving to New Zealand if he won.
"Except for the end, it was a lot of fun," he quipped to his TV audience.
"I need to learn Spanish by tomorrow night at 9," self-help author Marianne Williamson quipped.
Tonight was a good one," replied Witherspoon, 40, to which Betty quipped: "Lots of sex yes.
"Tell Larry he needs to do a doggone better job of recruiting," the legendary coach quipped.
"I was in the House 85033 years ago, but I'm on our side now," he quipped.
"I wish all my houseplants gave me that reminder!" journalist Vanessa Ruffes of FOX-13 quipped.
"Yep," I self-assuredly quipped just as two sunny, young women picked me up for lunch.
"When was the last time you took your partner for a weekend to Frankfurt," quipped Pecresse.
"Maybe we should ban Republican representatives at the state level from being in bathrooms," she quipped.
"First you shock them and then they put you in a museum," Mick Jagger once quipped.
The applause went on for so long that the President quipped she had broken a record.
"It's national bring your housewife to work day @ericstonestreet," Frankel, 46, quipped in her photo caption.
"The horses haven't succumbed to depression," Mr Skomorowski quipped after taking over the job in February.
"I'm like that Lady Gaga moment where she's like 'stunning, amazing, impeccable, genius,'" the lawmaker quipped.
"  When Klobuchar reiterated that she was asking about staff secretary documents, Grassley quipped: "I stand corrected.
"There's the cage over there for my cat," he quipped as he pointed along the hallway.
TV's "Rising," introduced the morning program and quipped to the audience about her clairvoyant-sounding name.
"Cybersecurity for the cloud that's infinitely scalable; no wonder there was so much excitement," Cramer quipped.
"I remember thinking more than once, 'Yeah, he really does talk like a sailor,' " Ryan quipped.
"He would split the 'We want a New York billionaire vote,'" she quipped with a laugh.
Come on, brother -- if you're going to write a check, write a check," Bannon quipped. "Right?
"Science, let us know when you find a more photogenic black hole," Slate's Heather Schwedel quipped.
"But it won't come with any Hilton or Marriott points," DeWit quipped at a press conference.
When one man shouted "sack the woman" at mention of May, Rees-Mogg quipped "certainly not".
" McCarthy asked reporters before the House vote Tuesday; Ryan quipped, "Let's see a show of hands.
This kind of technology could have saved the Titanic, CEO and co-founder Hannan Parvizian quipped.
"Well, it's not gluten-free, dairy-free, air-free," Khloé quipped back, referencing Kourtney's restrictive diet.
"Which basically means Americans spent more on the lottery than they spent on America," he quipped.
"This is an 'overnight success' many years in the making," Bessemer Venture Partners' Byron Deeter quipped.
One Twitter user quipped that he knew one sure way for a human to beat AlphaGo.
I don't know who the hell wrote that line," he quipped, adding, "but it's still important.
Jost also quipped that Roseanne Barr had canceled herself, but got picked up by white nationalists.
"You know how to make America great again?" he quipped in a CNN interview that fall.
"1-800-USA-RAIL!" the lone (and very busy) dining attendant quipped to an unsatisfied passenger.
"I've got my restaurants for that," De Niro — who heads up multiple high-end eateries — quipped.
"Car-nice-ty," quipped Johnny Miller, the 218 Open champion who is now an NBC analyst.
"I suppose I should just say, at long last Mr. President, here's your Emmy," he quipped.
"As Justice Scalia colorfully quipped, 'Every banana republic has a bill of rights,'" Mr. Barr said.
"This year we're inviting Mueller," Mr. Shine quipped about the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
"Whoever it was, I think they're a little outnumbered tonight," Sanders quipped shortly after the scuffle.
" After she said, "Daddy," the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shrugged and quipped, "Every time!
"Winning the presidential election is starting to look hard," quipped Jonathan Chait in New York magazine.
"As they say, to reach people you have to meet them where they are," he quipped.
"It's so the locals don't think, 'This East Coast schmuck doesn't know anything,'" Mr. Weigel quipped.
"It won't do him any good for me to say that," the former vice president quipped.
After her mother expressed that the bubbly was delicious, Witherspoon quipped: "Put her in a commercial."
"So, he didn't do it that closely," the judge quipped, to some laughter in the courtroom.
"I can tell you, if he's healthy he will start opening day next year," Callaway quipped.
" Following Stewart's words, Wood, who has faced lung cancer, quipped, "Someone up there likes us, Rod.
Pramila Jayapal, who represents most of Seattle, quipped to reporters -- including CNN's Ashley Killough -- on Tuesday.
"They used to call me Eddie Munster, so not too much of a stretch," Ryan quipped.
"At this point Republicans are the only thing keeping the D.C. Kinko's in business," quipped Meyers.
"I didn't know a bitcoin from a sirloin," he quipped in a statement about the show.
" Rogen quipped he found the lack of response "shocking because I was trying to be polite.
"It was so cold it froze us women out of entertainer of the year," she quipped.
Not even Bernie Sanders?" he quipped, quickly adding: "I will not do any voices, I promise.
"We need to burn off some of the euphoria before we go all in," he quipped.
Harry quipped that "he is used to it already," according to Britain's PA Media news agency.
"This is what it must be like for people who play our puzzle games," he quipped.
"I hope you don't mind, Bill," Obama quipped to Bill Clinton, who was in the audience.
"A slap in the face for Merkel," quipped an editorial in the Tageszeitung, a left-leaning newspaper.
" When asked if it would be alright to ask how he felt about it, Ford quipped, "Yes.
"Guess that's what I get for calling my home Westworld lol," West quipped about the mix-up.
"I ain't standing in front of the Trump train now cos you'll just get crushed," he quipped.
Even the President himself quipped that he planned to make it "a little shorter" than other speeches.
Appearances are important to Mr Trump, who quipped that Mitt Romney looked like a Secretary of State.
"I'm thinking about getting really fat," he quipped to Vulture as he pretended to tease season 3.
"Say hello to the people of Utah, and tell them I'm sorry about Mitt Romney," he quipped.
" Colbert roasted the "glorified restaurant pager" and quipped "you may commence mutual pleasuring, the button has spoken.
"Humans quickly becoming expensive API endpoints," Chris Messina, a Silicon Valley product designer, quipped after the announcement.
"He told me that he felt confident that I had the ears for the role," quipped Smith.
"Brad and I are dating," she quipped to a group of paps trailing her and a pal.
" Viall quipped of his fourth time seeking love on a Bachelor series: "I certainly have the practice.
"We'll be drinking a lot and then eating a lot and drinking more," Mann quipped to E!
The funny guy also quipped about his high-profile marriage to the international human rights lawyer, 38.
"Right, because if it should rip, it's much better to not have the underwear on," DeGeneres quipped.
"He's good with his hands," quipped draw host Gary Lineker, who played in that match in Mexico.
"We listen to each other," Hamlin said before Rinna quipped, "No, I give you good blow jobs."
"Because everyone in L.A. knows if you want to win, sit next to Marcia Clark," Kimmel quipped.
"He took a hit — I know all the lingo, he took a pop off it," quipped Spade.
"He didn't take it because he was too busy actually graduating from Columbia University," the emcee quipped.
"This nominee is better than Matt Whitaker, but so is this coffee cup," Katyal quipped on MSNBC.
"I am a true believer in the power of technology," quipped the AI, "as I should be."
" When Todd asked how long the show could go, Louis-Dreyfus quipped, "Easily another 15, 20 years.
"Super helpful on road trips," she quipped on Instagram, sharing a photo and video of the incident.
"You know, America declared its independence once – we made out okay," Bolton quipped to reporters in London.
" He later quipped that displaying the "bro-fist" gesture to his fans was "a secret Nazi salute.
" Cuomo quipped in response, "Says my friend who can't keep Hillary Clinton's name out of her mouth.
"It's hard being this good looking but, it helps when your girlfriend is this hot," he quipped.
"Maybe he'll be a better DJ than he was a star speeder pilot," quipped Imagineer Scott Trowbridge. 
When one man shouted "sack the woman" at a mention of May, Rees-Mogg quipped "certainly not".
"It's never good when you show up and see this in front of your house," she quipped.
"It's been a lovely life but I'm not ready to leave it yet," Dennen quipped this week.
"IF VOTING made any difference they wouldn't let us do it," quipped Mark Twain, an American writer.
"I know full well that there is an end zone out there for me someplace," he quipped.
"In fact, when I walked out here to do this, it was still going on," Colbert quipped.
Well, evidently the stock market is exhausted," the comedian quipped on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
"I feel like I should sacrifice a goat or something to take the hex off," he quipped.
"I know full well that there is an end zone out there for me someplace," he quipped.
Spicer's wife, Rebecca, of Airlines for America, quipped that the gathering was bigger than their 85033 wedding.
"It's a good year to be single," Graham quipped during an interview Thursday on NBC's "Today" show.
Trump quipped at a campaign rally in May that he could serve as many as five terms.
"And especially, the more people hear from the Republicans, the smarter they think he is," he quipped.
Hoellwarth quipped that he has "been on my mother's case about that" since he joined the Marines.
When asked about retirement plans, Brady once quipped, "What am I going to do, go scuba diving?"
"Can we all accept now that gingerbread is only good as a building material?" a photographer quipped.
"I believe that is the first time a flag has ever volunteered to be burned," he quipped.
"I figure I had a lower bar to reach, I'm just a man after all," Affleck quipped.
"I'm not as fit as I used to be but I'm 91 years old now," he quipped.
"Which is funny, because he sure seems to like his White Russians," the House minority leader quipped.
"Monday, in the global business world, France will be the place to be," one presidential adviser quipped.
" Jesse Hunt, a spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), quipped that "Cocaine Mitch strikes again!
"To the next Olympics, perhaps, we will go dressed directly as monks," quipped Facebook user David Paichadze.
" The host Seth Meyers quipped, "It's been years since a white man was this nervous in Hollywood.
At one point, Gates quipped that he had more people working on the Mac than Jobs did.
"He actually did it, he found a way to blame the coronavirus on Barack Obama," quipped Meyers.
"This is CNN's worst mistake since their short-lived spinoff, 'Wolf Blitzer's Rockin' Situation Garage,'" he quipped.
"Of course, because this is Hollywood, there will be big changes to the Olympics," Trevor Noah quipped.
"Remember when we thought we could never elect a dumber president than George W. Bush?" quipped Meyers.
"It must have been a Costco dump in our cloakroom ... everything was there," he quipped to reporters.
"No diet for these carp as Trump goes all-in on fish food," quipped the Associated Press.
"I suppose I should say, at long last, Mr. President, here is your Emmy," Mr. Baldwin quipped.
"I'm now suspecting him of being involved in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping," he quipped of Christie's loyalties.
Nobody, as he quipped at a gala for his 60th birthday, ever accused him of excessive modesty.
"As a Democratic candidate for president, he makes an excellent Republican donor," quipped Pennsylvania Democratic Lt. Gov.
"For a socialist, you've got a lot more confidence in corporate America than I do," Biden quipped.
"John F. Kennedy made a commitment to go to the moon in half the time," Turner quipped.
"It's open for the black guys in our caucus if they want to get in," Clyburn quipped.
"Just because you tell me it is night outside, does not mean it's not day," Gee quipped.
As former CIA analyst Bruce Reidel quipped, you can't strap a Russian radar onto an American F15.
"This will help me with the carpet," the "Legends" singer quipped before telling her husband she loved him.
She quipped that even though he has since passed away, he would still confidently stand by his comment.
"My son quipped: With memes, you can't plan on being one—you're picked to be one," Accetturo says.
"This is, like, a 45-minutes procedure — and that's on a good day," he quipped of the bowtie.
"We are all nursing our Christmas nose ring hangovers today," Beckinsale quipped of her guests' (faux?) pierced septums.
"Mayor Giuliani's wife has banned his girlfriend from their home," the Late Show host quipped on May 21.
"Andy Cohen makes fun of me, and says it's like, Katniss Everdeen's 'hair on fire,&apos" he quipped.
Trump reportedly quipped: "Didn't you guys burn down the White House?" in reference to the War of 1812.
"We are trying to increase our coverage of cranky white guys," Baquet quipped in a text to Grove.
"This could be the first ever child to run away from home before he's born," quipped a third.
"I thought there was something missing this year," quipped comedian Steve Martin, opening the show with Chris Rock.
It was "like a wedding without a bride and groom," quipped Naftali Bennett, Israel's right-wing education minister.
"It was a good thing I didn't decide to cuddle him a little," he quipped to the outlet.
"There are no single-issue saints," quipped one of his supporters, José Gomez, the archbishop of Los Angeles.
"Stump with Trump?" he quipped when asked if he'd appear on the campaign trail alongside Republican front-runner.
"Hard work is stronger than Harvard," he quipped when Amartya Sen, a Nobel prizewinning economist, criticised his policies.
"I can't believe I let you win the fight, considering I wrote the screenplay," Stallone quipped in response.
"Someone should have just told me not to shift on Cespedes that time," Padres manager Andy Green quipped.
"My next-door neighbor's two dogs have created more shovel-ready jobs than this current administration," he quipped.
"I have to shout out my whole glam squad," Clarkson quipped of her sleek physique at the time.
Nobel economist Paul Samuelson once quipped that the stock market had predicted nine of the past five recessions.
"He really got a lot of stuff undone," he quipped about the new president's marathon of executive orders.
"It's quicker to elect the pope very often than it is to fill these particular positions," he quipped.
"I discussed at that lunch —" continued Shriver, before Guthrie interrupted: "How great the Today show is?" she quipped.
While telling viewers of his cancer, Trebek quipped that he was legally bound to stay on the show.
"That's going to be special," Coats quipped, later apologizing and saying he had not meant to be disrespectful.
"I was surprised there were so few Americans," Gates quipped to CNBC in an exclusive interview in Qatar.
"When your friend comes back from study abroad," the Twitter account for Full Frontal With Samantha Bee quipped.
"I hope before the self-driving car takes over," she quipped, encouraging more Saudi women to start driving.
"I would be willing to go shopping with my girlfriend if I could even get one" another quipped.
"The United States should take quite a lot of the credit for making advertisements for Huawei," Xu quipped.
"Howard feels that the father being a wreck is a good thing," co-host Robin Quivers quipped in.
" ... He is so old, the only time he doesn't have to pee is when he's peeing," Luntz quipped.
"I assume he's black because he's so comfortable using the n-word," the CBS late-night host quipped.
"'You only get married twice, once,'" quipped the bride in an Instagram tribute to her new (old) husband.
"This DC production's supposed to have a four-year run, but reviews have not been kind," Colbert quipped.
"I also give her a lot of credit for remembering the harder part of my name," he quipped.
"Nobody can mix up my coffee right," Grassley quipped during a lighter moment of an otherwise tense hearing.
"In the beginning, denial and anger were high on the list; I still haven't embraced acceptance," Jarrett quipped.
"It may be a heavier lift in committee than getting it off the floor," quipped one leadership source.
"It is no accident TV programs are only half an hour," he quipped, evoking laughter from the courtroom.
"Why not hire someone who can fill that gap and take care of all the logistics," she quipped.
"Now I don't necessarily want to serve the military, but I want the right to serve," she quipped.
Just last month, for instance, the billionaire quipped that his tax plan went against his own financial interests.
He quipped about his long career in comedy, showing clips from Gladiator, where he killed a co-star.
"The traitor has revealed himself," quipped one user on microblog Weibo, in a comment 'liked' over 600 times.
Bolton dismissed concerns about Brexit: "You know, America declared its independence once – we made out okay," he quipped.
"Skateboarding, boating or riding a horse might be faster," quipped one user on Weibo, a popular microblogging site.
In an interview this week with The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Trump quipped about his phones being insecure.
" As for how he would improve the integrity of City Hall, Mr. Dietl quipped: "What would I do?
"A climate change denier?" quipped Benjamin Klitzkie, standing in his driveway on Tuesday morning as the water encroached.
"Very funny, @United," Buttigieg wrote on Twitter, while Klobuchar quipped that Thursday's debate had started two days early.
" Asked during his testimony about the president's disparate statements regarding their relationship, Sondland quipped: "Easy come, easy go.
"I thought there was something missing this year," quipped comedian Steve Martin, opening the show with Chris Rock.
"It turns out, 13 rich white guys alone in a room isn't how good legislation happens," she quipped.
"It means I'm getting older," he quipped when asked what hitting such notable career marks meant to him.
Trump last week seemingly quipped about gun owners taking action to prevent Clinton from making Supreme Court appointments.
Legend quipped in the interview with The Guardian that he is still giving Loesser credit with his rendition.
Pouyanne has often quipped that he is the least paid among the bosses of the global oil majors.
"Good luck with that," U.S. President Barack Obama quipped, reacting to Trump's proposal at a recent news conference.
"If we don't have clips, we will be at the bottom of the pool," quipped Greece's Evangelia Papazoglou.
"They sold a lot of Michael Wolff's books for him," quipped Conant, now a partner at Firehouse Strategies.
"I can comfortably say I can bench press her weight and she can't bench press mine," Roberts quipped.
Some time after the briefing, Brennan reportedly quipped, "I guess I won't tell the employees" about Trump's stance.
"I didn't tell anybody because I figured it might be better to ask forgiveness than permission," Gorsuch quipped.
Harry quipped that the queen's corgis had taken to her straight away despite barking at him for years.
"I would remind people that I won the first match," quipped Kasparov when the historic defeat was brought up.
"I drive a white GMC Sierra," he quipped during bowl week when asked about his image among Alabama fans.
He quipped that candidates draw fire only when they are ahead, and criticized his opponents for running negative campaigns.
" Ted Pikul quipped: "I didn't like it the first time I read it, when it was called Gravity's Rainbow.
"Now, I know this photo looks bad, but remember — it also is bad," Colin Jost quipped during Weekend Update.
"It's The Great Welsh Bake Off," Charles quipped as he and Camilla were shown how to prepare the loaves.
"If anyone else did that to you, you'd have them up at the Hague for war crimes," he quipped.
"Yeah, if this career doesn't work out for me, I think Door Dash would be good," quipped Brooks, 34.
"Bacardi should really consider switching their slogan to 'Bacardi: because there might be more fucking Clinton emails,'" Oliver quipped.
"It is great to be back in the welcome embrace of Washington," Cruz quipped at a chaotic news conference.
"We're looking at June or July for our date and no, I'm not pregnant, LOL!" she quipped in 2012.
"If I'm back in Atlanta," Brown quipped, prompting fans in the crowd to begin tweeting speculation about Eleven's return.
"Wait, you don't want the dribbler?" the TNT NBA analyst Charles Barkley quipped in an obvious allusion to Harden.
"DEMOCRACY IS THE art of running the circus from the monkey cage," the American satirist H.L. Mencken once quipped.
"Now I understand what Ken Starr was watching when he did his report," Kopp quipped to columnist Al Kamen.
"I didn't try this suit on before I came out and I realize that it's so tight," he quipped.
Mr Macron, the former president quipped, visibly amused by his own joke, is the "president of the very rich".
"I mean, while watching the Vanderpump Rules finale, we have our own reality show in my condo," she quipped.
" DeGeneres quipped back: "We all have issues we want to talk about with him, but we're not showing up.
"Whoever put that carpet downs hates women," Sherman-Palladino quipped, looking at the floor of L.A.'s Microsoft Theater.
"I'm not here to talk about pinworms, but I will," Bell quipped, as game as ever to go there.
The "unwise and ill-informed" change is not "tough on crime", Mr Holder quipped, "it is dumb on crime".
"I'm Chris King and I'm the warm-up act for Al Sharpton," he quipped, then actually started to preach.
"It probably won't happen to you, because you seem to be different than the rest of us," Dobrev quipped.
When I was there I quipped that there were more black women working there than in the Trump administration.
Kit apparently quipped he'd sit in for the 'GOT' viewing and Brad then upped his bid again ... to $120k!!!
"That man has the best job I've seen of anyone in all of Bangkok," quipped Caitie, to mutual agreement.
"It used to be cars were made in Flint and you couldn't drink the water in Mexico," he quipped.
"In Melania's defense, she lives in a permanent disaster zone and that's what she always wears," he also quipped.
" Apatow, a vocal opponent of the president-elect, quipped it's "very hard to lose weight in the Trump era.
"Foreign films contain two things Donald Trump hates the most: foreigners and reading," the actor quipped, according to Variety.
"Though there are some disagreeable things in Venice, there is nothing so disagreeable as the visitors," quipped Henry James.
"It does take a certain amount of genius to lose a billion dollars in a single year," she quipped.
"Unfortunately, you did not make dance great again," judge Carrie Ann Inaba quipped to Rivera after his salsa session.
"With math like that, we'd all be broke," Trump quipped to the crowd of wealthy businessmen, the source said.
"Harvey Weinstein isn't here tonight because, well, I've heard rumors he's crazy and difficult to work with," Meyers quipped.
"You can't shut me up as a woman ... unless you are Michael Cohen and wire me $130,000," she quipped.
However, are investors simply optimistic, or are they, as former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan once quipped, "irrationally exuberant"?
Economics Nobel Laureate Paul Samuelson once quipped that the stock market has predicted nine of the last five recessions.
"There's more drama here than substance," quipped one GOP lawmaker who believes a pre-Christmas shutdown will be averted.
Opposition leaders have quipped that the South African president will now work, sleep, rest and govern in opposition territory.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) quipped Wednesday that it would be nice if Mitt Romney was president.
Leon Cooperman quipped the plunge could be so bad that exchange operators will have to keep the market closed.
"Place your bets," Musk quipped on Twitter, appearing to challenge would-be sellers to exit at their own risk.
" Durbin was withdrawing money from a non-Chase ATM when Dimon approached from behind and quipped: "We welcome competition.
One friend quipped that, with his monogrammed blazers, he looked like the captain of a ship, minus the hat.
"Hillary Clinton couldn't do it," Mr. Sanders quipped with satisfaction after successfully swiping his MetroCard, a reference to Mrs.
"You would have made me look bad if you hadn't pulled that out," Mr. Trump quipped during his speech.
"I'm just glad they didn't catch Manny recruiting Judge," Orioles Manager Buck Showalter quipped Thursday to The Baltimore Sun.
" When I was impressed her pants still fit, she quipped: "I just tuck my sagging breasts into the waistband.
"We've pretty much reached the bottom of the barrel here," the former "Tonight Show" host quipped of his appearance.
"Otherwise known as, every day covering the White House," quipped Margaret Talev, who covers Mr. Trump for Bloomberg News.
"I'm not dead, I'm just in the Senate," Warren quipped in response, before the two introduced the show together.
And in true Lizzo humor, she also quipped that she was up for, "best t—ties and best ass."
The great economist Paul Samuelson famously quipped that the stock market had predicted nine of the past five recessions.
" One of the ABC sources quipped that the reality show could be called "Dancing with the Down and Out.
"That's going to be special," Coats quipped to moderator Andrea Mitchell during an appearance at the Aspen Security Forum.
"Clean up in aisle 24," quipped user Harvey, along with an edited photo of Beyoncé in a Sainsbury's store.
"  Asked about House Democrats' claim that things are down to one sticking point, Shelby quipped, "That would be miraculous.
"He's basically doing diplomacy like an improv team," he quipped, descending into an impression that's a little too... real.
After his own tape came out, he quipped that Bill Clinton had said much worse during rounds of golf.
"I'm rooting for Nancy!" he quipped, smiling and echoing comments he made during a Washington Post event on Tuesday.
"We should start calling this law SCOTUScare," quipped the late Justice Antonin Scalia in his dissent in King v.
" Earlier, Kimmel quipped that Best Documentary winner "Icarus" proved that Russian President Vladimir Putin had not "rigged this competition.
"I assume there is no time limit," she quipped as she began, after a lengthy opening statement from Graham.
And then there are the humorous personal reflections, like when Klobuchar quipped about ex-boyfriends on the debate stage.
"We here at the White House try never to be concerned with anything dealing with Adam Schiff," she quipped.
" When Bernie Sanders kept his hand raised through one of Biden's answers, Biden quipped, "Put your hand down, Bernie.
We had quipped, on the way, about being "ladies who lunch," but suddenly it didn't seem like a joke.
"I'm willing to bet he's writing a few right now," she quipped, as Trump was firing off his messages.
Lega leader Matteo Salvini recently quipped to reporters that he expected the new government to last for a decade.
"I'm running to repeal and replace Dean Heller," quipped Ms. Rosen, cribbing a popular political slogan used by Republicans.
"Thank you for joining me during corona-geddon," Jimmy Kimmel quipped from his coronavirus-induced home isolation on Thursday.
" He then quipped, "And I told them not to worry -- nobody does self-deprecating humor better than I do.
" After a while, Rush quipped that cops apparently have nothing better to do than "harass somebody about fucking walking.
"This is a man's game, and it should stay that way," NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley once quipped.
"Oh thank you for helping me clean it up now, this is even more helpful," Kardashian West quipped, seemingly sarcastically.
"It sounds like he has been standing too close to the gong all those years," quipped CIA spokesman Tom Crispell.
At a holiday event in late December, Netanyahu quipped that "It's fun" to spar with Israeli journalists on social media.
"Your husband doesn't have a job right now, so worry about that," Moore quipped in a trailer for the episode.
He also quipped that he must continue working because of the terms of his contract through the 2021-22 season.
"I don't have personalized bracket stationary like @BarackObama but I got the substance (and a smoother shot tbh)," Comey quipped.
Cuoco's sister, Briana, even officiated the ceremony and quipped to guests that she got her license from an online course.
"Doctor Strange was nominated for special effects — and also Secretary of Housing and Urban Development," Kimmel quipped in a segue.
When asked whether this would be music to the aluminum giants ears, Deripaska quipped, "Its music for the whole world".
"Perseverance is my middle name," McGee quipped in an interview about her lead role in 80s TV show Bustin' Loose.
"We have a very stable Rhodes scholar," the "Back to the Future" actor quipped of Buttigieg at Keene State College.
It wasn't speculation to say that people coming to protest Trump weren't booking rooms at Trump's hotel, the judge quipped.
"First of all, the munchkin, I'm taller than him, I think, a little bit bigger than he is," he quipped.
A wag quipped that the sacked official would soon get another job, as coach of the national synchronised-swimming team.
"Harvey Weinstein isn't here tonight because, well, I've heard rumors that he's crazy and difficult to work with," Meyers quipped.
Chris Donovan quipped: "TRANSLATION: This is the equivalent of resigning when you  have already been told you are being fired."
"You weren't supposed to do that," Trump quipped, as cameras shot to high-profile new additions to Congress, including Reps.
He quipped that investors would've been better served if aviation pioneer Orville Wright had been shot down at Kitty Hawk.
" And when Scalia tried to get him to go hunting Thomas quipped, "No good comes from being in the woods.
CUSTOMERS could, Henry Ford once quipped, have a car in any colour they wanted so long as it was black.
When asked about the date of cream cheese's birth, Lawrence kept pushing it back the older he got, Marx quipped.
"I think if he ever did that that'd I'd kill him," she quipped to Confessions of a Pop Culture Addict.
"Offence in the CFL is a two-down game and I was always a three-down coach," Rodgers once quipped.
"Don't worry… be happy," Putin quipped, as he addressed an audience at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday.
"I think John is thinking about becoming a democratic socialist," Sanders quipped in a reference to his own political identification.
" He quipped to the audience: "I do like a good tequila … Yet, how could I say 'no' to that proposal?
"We can be fairly certain they're still eating, if we take a look around," quipped Jonathan Feeney of Athlos Research.
"GIAW music video and my wisdom teeth are out now," the comic quipped, captioning a photo of his bandaged jaw.
" And when asked what she likes to wear to make herself feel more like a baller, the actress quipped, "Nothing!
Veronica told me that Brown quipped, "Oh, you mean the fat, homely girl with glasses," and the men all laughed.
"I 'George W. Bush' it," she quipped, when the interviewer soft-balled her on her refusal to engage with detractors.
"The company has to basically cure cancer or something with its app," to justify that kind of value, she quipped.
Finishes on a Royal Commission," quipped a Melbourne restaurant on social media after announcing a dish dubbed "The Pauline Hanson.
" She also quipped on Twitter, "When parents say 'if you wake the baby up YOU PUTTING HER BACK TO SLEEP!
Wu Jinglian, a respected local economist, once quipped that this comparison was unfair to casinos: at least they have rules.
We "seem to have attracted a lively group of supporters," Johnson quipped to Sturgeon at the start of their meeting.
Nothing will happen to Ryan "unless he wants to quit, which most sane people would," quipped a second GOP lawmaker.
"Why don't you stop metro bus service and instead let people enjoy the cheap helicopter rides?" quipped a TV host.
Rose said Pelosi did not give him a pitch but quipped that she offered him a Coke and he accepted.
"Realised today that 'If you break it, you own it' applies outside of retail as well!" another disgruntled netizen quipped.
With a friendly smile, the driver invited me to sit in the front seat: "The 'dead man's seat,' " he quipped.
During a rally with Boy Scouts in July, Trump quipped that if Price couldn't wrangle the votes, he'd dismiss him.
"I can't stand up much," quipped the prince, whose off-the-cuff remarks have sometimes landed him in hot water.
"You know what she said – 'I'm proud of you, you finally learned how to use a utensil properly,'" Kasich quipped.
Samsung just announced the Note 10 on Wednesday, the latest device in its series of large-screened, stylus-quipped smartphones.
In response, Trump quipped to Trudeau, "Didn't you guys burn down the White House?" referring to the War of 1812.
People quipped on social media that Carolina might have been just as sad as Minnesota to see the Seahawks advance.
"I couldn't do a cartwheel if four people operated my limbs!" quipped the newly-crowned Hall of Famer Trixie Mattel.
There, a former Western diplomat quipped, you can watch the consultants departing for their jobs "like bats leaving a cave."
"I won't tell you who that is because I don't want to give it away," she quipped from the stage.
"In its infinite wisdom, the Democratic Party has rendered the presidential primary unnavigable," quipped Darry Sragow, a longtime California strategist.
" It's not for nothing that Weill was said to have quipped about "The Cradle": "Have you seen my latest musical?
"We have a newcomer in the White House, and look where it got us," Klobuchar quipped in reference to Buttigieg.
Pitt then quipped that his Once Upon A Time director, Tarantino, should make a movie about the 2020 impeachment fiasco.
"There are a lot of people trying to divine tea leaves," Murkowski quipped about the intense scrutiny over her statements.
"The end is in sight," Schiff quipped on the floor, as senators began shuffling out of the chamber en masse.
" After Ros-Lehtinen finished her remarks, CNN's Dana Bash quipped, "Whoever decided to pick somebody that is retiring, good call.
" Inhofe, asked separately if Republicans would change their behavior and stop blocking each others' votes, quipped: "That would be nice.
"So I'm looking at two-state and one-state, and I like the one that both parties like," Trump quipped.
"Look, I know you guys haven't seen my show," he quipped in his acceptance speech, earning laughs from the crowd.
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg quipped he was more of a "Microsoft Word guy" during Wednesday's candidates' debate in Nevada.
"She didn't seem like she was inclined (to support it) at this time, let's put it that way," quipped Rep.
One pastor in the film quipped that many expected Thurman to be a Moses, but instead they got a mystic.
There are "renowned character actors, like the guy from 'Space Jam,'" Obama quipped of Jordan's 1996 zany, kid-friendly flick.
" Kimmel, a frequent critic of President Trump, quipped, "I don't know, we could have Tony Danza as our next president.
" Letterman, 70, quipped during his acceptance speech, "Because of this award, I'm now the most humorous person in the world.
"I like the amateur photography there," Trump's son, Eric, hosting the event in his father's stead, quipped after it aired.
"Addressing the audience at large, Gervais also quipped: "You say you&aposre woke, but the companies you work for, unbelievable.
" To conclude, she quipped, "Oh and happy new year lol," with three weary face emojis and a few hashtags: "#thankGforfilters #babyforsale !!!
Indeed, conservative Republican Representative Mike Burgess quipped, "We've got other things that are probably more pressing" than addressing the Dreamers now.
"At least my friends call me 'The One Nut Wonder' now, so, I mean, I have a good nickname," he quipped.
"Nothing is impossible but this project definitely seemed impossible," quipped Abbasi, in reference to his government inheriting the project in 2013.
For IPOs in 2016, it was, as Kathleen Smith quipped to me, the best of times and the worst of times.
"If you thought 2016 was bad — I'm releasing an album in 2017," the man who "gave" us "You're Beautiful" quipped. Hahahaha.
She quipped also that after nearly two weeks at sea, she may need a water bed at home to fall asleep.
"That was very fun to watch all your faces kind of not know what to do with that, guys," he quipped.
"It's amazing how the beach and a sunset can make you forget that you feel like a walking zombie," she quipped.
"I need to report I saw an orange haired man on my TV scaring children," quipped Dean Obeidallah, a CNN contributor.
While examining an unspecified "a driver-comfort feature," he says, "Probably no one will buy it because of this," he quipped.
" Recently, it was announced her dad will be making his Coachella debut in April, to which she quipped, "I know, shocker!
" Before giving her official statement, Mayor Durkan quipped that "I'm suddenly much more interested in talking about HQ2 — a different HQ2.
"Movies made a terrible mistake when they started to talk," he famously quipped; Picasso he detested more than tongue can tell.
Seems like a win/win," Jackson quipped in conclusion, thanking Guthrie, 47, when she complimented his inheritance of "the family talent.
Next, the comedian quipped that he plays a game with his wife called "What if Obama had done this?" and Mrs.
He must have mentioned that about 20 times,' Graham quipped in response to an audience question about ending the Mueller probe.
"I just want to say one thing — you are the most beautiful woman I have ever seen," quipped Ripa as Seacrest.
"I go there twice a week for the question time session, during which I respond about all human knowledge," he quipped.
" The Post director jokingly reached into his pocket as Kimmel quipped to the camera, "Sorry, I didn't realize we were on.
" She was also asked about her last fashion disaster to which she quipped, "Maybe I don't know what a disaster is.
"Good luck to you, too, and I'm so excited about Sharknado and I hope you stay married," McCarthy calmly quipped back.
"If you can't create peace in the Middle East -- what about Omaha?" quipped Rabbi Azriel, 67, a polio survivor from Israel.
" After, when Kimmel asked another one of the tourists their name and they said, "Patrick," Kimmel quipped, "Now that's a name.
" In response, the Grammy winner quipped, "Well guys…I was gonna wait for my next post to unleash this wonderful news.
" Ripa, who celebrated her 22nd anniversary with Consuelos in May, quipped in the comments section, "Can i get a boob job?
"I was so close to gold... but I'm quite happy I managed to make Kohei very, very nervous," quipped the Ukrainian.
It could change its mind and order planes instead, and Bombardier would probably have to pay the difference, the person quipped.
When Trudeau complained about the national security argument, the US leader quipped that Canada had once burned down the White House.
"That's all the students need to know about me," quipped the neuroanatomist who teaches at the University of Iowa's medical school.
As Clinton took questions from reporters on Friday, Washington Post's Ed O'Keefe quipped: "We encourage you to do this more often."
After Yale beat Harvard, 33-31, Cozza quipped that a game ball ought to be awarded to The Yale Daily News.
"Unlike another woman in this race, I actually love spending time with my husband," Fiorina quipped at a debate in January.
"If you challenged Donald Trump to a game of 'Trump: The Game,' he'd lose," the New Hampshire Union-Leader editorial quipped.
"As for his remains, he's been asked to be cremated and have his ashes blown into a child's lungs," Maher quipped.
"If you start with a simple model, you'll know if it explodes before you spend much time on it," he quipped.
As we sipped our coffee, Ms. Lapointe, her smile as quick as her wit, quipped about the relevance of our setting.
"Tried to pardon my turkey and he sued me for wrongful imprisonment and defamation," the late-night talk show host quipped.
" Guthrie inquired, "So does that mean Posh is gone?" to which the former girl group member quipped, "I'll always be Posh.
"This year you will get more music from me than any other artist on this planet will put out," London quipped.
Lohan quipped in a interview shortly thereafter that "obviously, [Paris is] very comfortable making videos" - a reference to Hilton's sex tape.
And then, making light of their distinct sartorial preferences, he quipped: "I'm going to unbutton my shirt like Richard's over there."
"This must be the right place, it sounds like the name of a great party we threw here once," he quipped.
" She also quipped for someone to tell her husband that "'emotional distancing' from his mother in law is not a thing.
"Look, I know you guys haven't see my show," quipped Best Actor in a TV Musical or Comedy winner Ramy Youseff.
"It made sense that he did it from the Rose Garden, while we still have roses and gardens," Jimmy Kimmel quipped.
"I guess it's all part of Trump's strategy to surround himself with lawyers who look guiltier than he does," quipped Meyers.
"Policy makers should not try to be engineers," Palmer quipped, adding that the announcement was "just spin" without any practical meaning.
"It's contagious when you're in a black church," he quipped during his 12-minute remarks to the congregation, to much laughter.
"They can't even resist leaking their own drafts," Rosenstein quipped during a moderated discussion at the Newseum to commemorate Law Day.
But he also made guests chuckle on Thursday, as he mentioned that Cummings had once quipped to Meadows that former Rep.
"President Trump unveiled his new tax plan today, and it's pretty much the same as his old plan," Seth Meyers quipped.
Trump cringed but relented, and quipped that he hoped people at a rally later that day in New Hampshire would understand.
"Iran has taken impeachment off the front burner, or at least, makes it look quaint," one GOP congressional aide quipped Monday.
"You may wonder if I'm about to kick you in the face, which seems appropriate for this particular character," Spacey quipped.
"I've had to be silent all day under penalty of imprisonment," quipped one GOP senator after the trial's ceremonial opening Thursday.
He quipped days before that during a campaign rally in North Carolina that he feels he looks better under incandescent lights.
He quipped days before that during a campaign rally in North Carolina that he feels he looks better under incandescent lights.
"Everybody else said no," Corden quipped about returning as host, while talking to CNN in advance of the ceremony on Sunday.
As mean tweets about the Grammys scrolled on screen, Mr. Corden quipped, "Any negative tweets that you see are fake tweets."
"So simple second graders could build them — if it were legal," quipped Nole Smuk, the Universal Experience's vice president of engineering.
" When they needed to plug the payment application Square Cash, Mr. Pfeiffer quipped, "How else would I get my Soros cash?
Moore then quipped, "Uh, I'm not as dry as his feet," before the two continued joking and broke out in laughter.
"They can't even resist leaking their own drafts," Rosenstein quipped during a moderated discussion at the Newseum to commemorate Law Day.
"Bless me, Father, I have sinned," Mr. Biden quipped as a priest approached him with Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont.
"It all just sounds like 2020 is getting closer," quipped Christian Taylor, a 29-year-old consultant who attended the breakfast.
"I thought there was something wrong with me because I didn't have an orgasm waxing the kitchen floor," Friedan later quipped.
Lively's troll came shortly after the Deadpool 2 star jokingly quipped that he wished rumors about the pair's marital struggles were true.
" Moderator Clare Kramer — whom the actor agreed with when she praised Dinklage, 50, as "amazing" himself — then quipped, "Twitter, make that happen!
" Edwards quipped, "Honestly, after I got about 10 [tapes], I was like I'm not sure I want to work with this guy.
"This [pregnancy, my cravings are] healthy, like pineapple, cucumbers … burritos, which is maybe less healthy but delicious," Portman quipped at the time.
The crowd was packed — "There's more people in this room than have subscribed to Tidal in the past year," quipped James Corden.

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