We've got the demented iguanas... (laughs) Yes, yes... Well, over the decades people have laughed during films of mine, but the difference is, they weren't sure whether they should be laughing or not.
Do they use malignant terms such as "combative," "difficult," "demented," etc? Do they laugh at the person?
It is difficult to do justice to Felix Dennis's madcap laugh, a full-blown, slightly demented cackle that shakes his whole torso.
Like "The Office," this Fox comedy about a demented family in Enron-style disgrace has no laugh track, and its jokes are sly, smart and satirical.
In a casting coup, the Witch is sung by the British tenor Philip Langridge, who has a cackling laugh (like Mime the dwarf in "Siegfried") and looks like a demented Julia Child, with a buxom build, bushy gray hair, a sleeveless black blouse and pearls.
That seasonally demented smile finally curls into a crooked scowl until he admits with a nervous laugh "he's good".
"My friend thought we were a gang of demented nuns trying to 'clean up' the underground," one young activist, Sue O'Sullivan, wrote later, laughing at her early efforts to oppose sexism in the media.
They share laughs about what age has done to them — he says they're both demented, she says they're out to lunch.
But the same attitude seems to be in abundance in a park packed with people who looked at Damien Hirst's demented recent assertion that the Stone Roses were "more important than Picasso" and nodded sagely, rather than burst out laughing.
Portraits of demented warlords (and warladies) mingle with Birahima's unusual view of the world, to leave readers on occasions laughing out loud".Quand on refuse on dit non" is dominated by Fanta's lessons on Côte d'Ivoire, pushing the fictional element that was central to "Allah n'est pas obligé" into the background.
