Hart and his syndicate say no -- that a simple, straightforward joke is being misconstrued.
By Lauren Porcaro Dorment August 12, 2008 For me as a child, opening "The Tasha Tudor Book of Fairy Tales" — after having acclimated to the flat shapes, thick lines, and straightforward jokes of baby books — was like crossing a bridge to a larger, more complex, and visually lush landscape.
— Lauren Porcaro For me as a child, opening "The Tasha Tudor Book of Fairy Tales" — after having acclimated to the flat shapes, thick lines, and straightforward jokes of baby books — was like crossing a bridge to a larger, more complex, and visually lush landscape.
Who beefed?" In the Wain-Showalter universe, fart jokes, and lines like "Hunker down for doinkage," somehow function as straightforward jokes and satire at once.
Some examples may be: Robin Williams was an American comedian and actor skilled at physical comedy and the ability to breath incredible energy into even the most straightforward jokes.
Only make obvious, straightforward jokes, or none at all, and don't tease the person you dislike, even in a "friendly" fashion.
The new Mogwai album is called "Happy Songs for Happy People" (Matador), and the title seems more like an open-ended question (What does "happy" mean?) than a straightforward description, or a sarcastic joke.
A phrase as simple as: "Can you repeat what you just said?" when a biased remark is uttered or said as a joke can be a straightforward way to make someone aware that they've said something out of bounds.
The Hermits were a straightforward pop band and enjoyed drugs and practical jokes.
A straightforward sandwich cheddar.
