I only take the piss out of people, who take the piss out of themselves by acting a fool.
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We would take the piss out of own staff as well.
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Rashida: Well we kind of take the piss out of it a bit. Understandable.
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Good to see Nagbe find another way to take the piss out of Dempsey.
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You can take the piss out of a Geordie, and he's absolutely fine with it.
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What do you think about people who take the piss out of Chad Kroeger's beard?
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But I also feel like you toy with that masculinity too, or take the piss out of it.
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The point of Forkgen, it seems, is to take the piss out of the first Bitcoin fork: Bitcoin Cash.
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"I take the piss out of Ed all the time, when I'm with him, that [his tattoos] are s---."
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Among the nearly dozen "treatments" are an assortment of ideas that take the piss out of the wellness industry.
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Quite a price to pay for running on to a football field to take the piss out of Luis Figo.
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Still, it's really gotta take the piss out of the Trump's people to know he's tanking with the singles of America.
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It's pretty easy to take the piss out of him, which by now he knows, but he just gets on with it anyway.
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He now says that the profile was a "joke"—to "take the piss out of myself" and to keep people from bothering him.
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The political flowering of weird erotica is hardly surprising; people will take the piss out of the painful, frenzied seriousness of politics however they can.
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And sure, they're "bratty" enough to be able to take the piss out of jobs they'll never have to do; but they send the drudgery up, not the people.
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Related: Dance, Religion, and Ritual Collide in an Abandoned Pool Meet the Artists-in-Residence Helping Red Bull Help Detroit When Artists Take the Piss Out of Christ, It's Complicated
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I like to take the piss out of topics that either take themselves too seriously, or are taboos that are so ridiculous or dated that they deserve to be laughed at.
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In the meantime, fans will just have to pay close attention to Blunt's Twitter feed where he is known to not only take the piss out of himself, but Sheeran, too.
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And it smashes the fourth wall at its end to take the piss out of itself, and you, the player, for spending your money on it in the first place. Ah-haaar.
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The Fashion Week party one probably came closest to my extra-curricular social life, and thus remains a personal favorite because I got the chance to take the piss out of myself and my horrifically shallow friends a bit.
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I learned from Johnny Carson and David Letterman—and then when Conan came on in the 90s—that you have to be able to take the piss out of yourself if you're taking the piss out of something else.
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Or, of course, to take the piss out of each other; a mention of Jodie Marsh sees Seapa accuse Chegwin of harboring lasagne-themed fantasies about the model, for example (real heads know of lasagne as a PJDN touchstone).
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And with (old-term) mainstream media players like the BBC in Britain and Turner Broadcasting in the States turning their attention to eSports in 2250, it's clear that watching people play video games isn't a hobby to take the piss out of.
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And at every turn, the Coens take the piss out of these ideas, whether it's via a cranky-voiced director mumbling at Clooney to "tremble" as he looks upon Jesus, or in Johansson ripping her mermaid crown off her head and whipping it at a bandleader.
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He later clarified to THR that he'd been playing along with a spoof Twitter account intended to parody white progressives, and had been intending to "take the piss out of" the parody account — without acknowledging that he has a history of "taking the piss out of" trans identity itself.
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Though his achievements in the ring surely put him up there, people inevitably end up talking about the time he entered the ring wearing a fat suit to take the piss out of his 'Ricky Fatton' nickname, or his banter in the lead up to fights, or his lifestyle choices.
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"It was our chance to take the piss out of these self-indulgent, self-important ads you see on TV. It seemed like something that would be a lot of fun to do," Van Der Beek says on the ad's comedic intent, which was devised by him, O'Neal, and VICE's Trent Rohner.
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It's a good idea to (as the British say) take the piss out of a heroic modernist narrative that many, like me, learned through schooling or constant trips to those authoritative survey museums that never let you in on the secret that they had a point of view, an agenda that deliberately manicured a more organically messy set of historical developments.
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They said, "we'll take the piss out of pop." Calling themselves Slapp Happy, Moore and Blegvad wrote the song "Just a Conversation" in 20 minutes. They recorded it in Faust's studio with Faust's rhythm section backing them. But when the pair found their singing was not working, they asked Moore's girlfriend (and future wife), Dagmar Krause to sing.
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Clapson, Mark (2009) The Routledge Companion to Britain in the Twentieth Century, Routledge, p. 376 Repeats of Love Thy Neighbour have not been seen on British terrestrial television for many years. Rudolph Walker, who defends the series, regrets the programme's reputation in a "very politically correct climate" and asked in 2003 why "We can't take the piss out of each other and laugh". While Love Thy Neighbour was hugely popular at the time of its broadcast, its commissioner at Thames Television, head of light entertainment Philip Jones, acknowledged in 1972 that it received poor reviews.
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He meets Matty and Sick Boy, sells the records, then they take the piss out of Olly Curran. However, on reaching Tolcross, Swanney pockets the proceeds for previous debts, then tells them he has no skag to advance them. They head down to see Maria and her friend Jenny at a bar, with Sick Boy holding court as top predator. Nelly comes in and Renton learns that his friends Julie and Goagsie are both HIV+. Renton and Matty leave the others and opportunistically steal the Cat Protection League tin from Mrs Rylance's shop, but can’t get it open.
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