'funny meeting' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, such as when you are expressing surprise at having encountered someone in an unexpected way. For example: "What a funny meeting. I had no idea I'd run into you at the grocery store!".
It was Don Jr. who had that funny meeting with the Russians in Trump Tower in June 2016, after being promised incriminating information on Clinton.
"It's funny meeting him now," says Lee Dixon, "Because he was always one of my defending heroes, even though I'm older than him".
And then I can never forget I had this funny meeting with [Sequoia Partner] Doug Leone years later and he was like, how is that even possible that you guys survived that?
"Funny meeting a strange guy in a bar," he murmurs, giving an indication that he rarely grants interviews.
She seemed not bureaucratic, but fun -- she has a stuffed Taco Bell dog on her desk and she tells a funny story about meeting Johnny Cash -- but she refused to let me leap from the box, the way Booth did.
"I'm the one with all the funny lines in meetings".
Kornheiser said in an interview that Gruden was "sassy, quick and funny" in pregame meetings before two "Monday Night" games over the past three seasons.
The fourth meeting between Funny Cide and Empire Maker is likely to occur in the Travers on Aug. 23 at Saratoga, a race that may rival the Triple Crown events for interest and drama.
The vignettes in the speech were narrowly drawn, as when he offered to forgive some of Egypt's debts, and secure help for it from the International Monetary Fund (no longer, as of this morning, led by Dominique Strauss-Kahn) or told the Palestinians not to try anything funny at the General Assembly meeting in the fall.
Despite this, Bullen was unable to make Adam's death funny and, following a meeting with Harries, decided it should be Rachel who died.
