But it is also brutally serious in its depiction of human cruelty as the mindless alternative to nuanced thinking.
Clearly, there's an appetite for this content in a post-Jiro world, as Terada has managed to shed the stereotype of the brutally serious and ascetic sushi chef, garnering more than 770,000 subscribers and 130 million views on YouTube in the process, thanks, in part, to the Big Mac.
In his letter, Mr. Karroubi said his information had come from officials "who hold sensitive positions in the country," and spoke of women raped so brutally they suffered serious "genital injuries".
They loutishly quarrel and brutally fight, resulting in serious damage to the house and causing absurdly exaggerated yet deeply consequential injury.
Gone is Gary Ballance, whose quirky technique has been brutally exposed and needs serious reconstruction if he is ever to regain his place as a first-choice batsman, and Ian Bell, on his home ground, is charged with leading the way from first wicket down.
The book was a best-seller in England, and, by the summer of 2012, in America as well, thanks in large part to Moran's brutally funny approach to a serious topic.
Like the original "Pinocchio," fairy tales B.D. were often dark, disturbing, meant for children only in that they were simple to tell, but otherwise serious, complicated and brutally truthful.
Due to Yutu's inability to properly shield itself from the brutally cold lunar night, it experienced serious mobility issues in early 2014 and was left unable to move across the surface.
A four-year-old breathed her last on a ventilator with a broken body and serious brain injuries after being brutally raped.
Territories once enjoyed by the "Islamic State", and brutally enforced public support are, perhaps for the first time, under serious threat.
Katrina made brutally clear that the White House had substituted passive, self-congratulatory bravado for serious organized effort.
