A man in Baltimore writes that the Governor of the Virgin Islands once wrote a letter to Goucher College beginning: "To the director of one group of virgins from another," which we neither believe nor think funny.
Dorothy Parker is someone who I'd been led to believe was funny.
"He's even, if you can believe it, funny," said Barbara Walters.
Depressingly for those who believe being funny can compensate for being physically unattractive, that seems to only work up to a point.
Walsh is "pretty new to Dahl; when I was a kid in Dublin, you didn't read him" (he and Tiffany were approached by the Dahl estate to adapt the book), but he can't believe how funny he is.
The movie started and she couldn't believe how funny the movie was, how people were laughing -- and she knew we were trying for that.
Because Michael Moore is supersmart and he makes fun of jerks like Southerners (can you believe how funny they talk!) and Charlton Heston (ha ha! He's old) and other stupid-idiot stupid-heads.
When he found out I was doing movie scores, and especially after seeing Mad Max, he was like 'I've got to talk to this guy.'" After watching the movie with the director, producers, and Ryan Reynolds, Holkenborg says he couldn't believe how funny it was, "It was hilarious.
Horgan believes that "funny and grim" describes all her work.
He made millions of people laugh at things they would never have believed were funny.
There is no quicker way for a prelate to make headlines than to declare, with all the authority of his office, something entirely bleeding obvious, since everyone knows it is the job of the men in funny hats to believe only odd and silly things.
