It wasn't the injury that people snickered about — missing digits are a mushing badge of honor — but the fact that he subsequently filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the knife, seeking compensation for lost prize money.
I myself will rarely buy a girl a drink now, simply because I have seen the devious ways that some of you ladies are likely snickering about right now.
Seven Psychopaths, a snickering comedy about seven psychopaths in search of an author.
And though Obama deadpanned the Nader putdown, there had to be a snicker somewhere off camera about Nader's prospects.
It's easy to snicker about a Republican president doing this.
"I believe it will be the last corrupt organization to be extinguished," Juca Kfouri, the country's most influential sportswriter, told me, and then brought up a video that Brazilians snicker about, in which José Maria Marin, the head of the C.B.F., can be seen pocketing the medal of a junior player at an under-eighteen tournament.
"If you don't know Pittsburgh, you would snicker about an old Rust Belt industrial city down on its luck, not the beautiful, cutting-edge place it is".
A guard snickered about how the prisoners liked the show Top Model.
Easy answer: It's called the unified field, which we talked to Lynch about in a recent interview, and if you snicker about it you're not going to get a chance to win an autographed copy of his book Catching the Big Fish.
Diplomats at the United Nations from other Latin American missions say that he is a skillful, cunning midfielder, but they snicker about the way he bosses his team around as if he were their coach.
There's this odd disconnect with everyone I talk to and read regarding Snapchat, where they talk about how they just sent their friend a hilarious, totally PG Snapchat, and then they snicker about how every other user is sending dick pics.
