I'd grown up with some of the atmosphere of the Old Country — the primal aroma of frying meatballs, the smothering embraces of old relatives, whispers of Mafia shenanigans, funny traditions like taping a silver dollar to the bellybutton of a newborn.
Don't get me wrong, we are not talking Andy Dick, haha-how-tragic-funny -- there is something more aha-how-brilliant-funny about the shenanigans of Mr. Matthews.
Their "digital shenanigans" are fun and often funny, but they're no joke: they are bringing some of the most entertaining and educational materials to kids across many media platforms.
Instead of acting in funny movies, Murray seems content with "life-bombing" shenanigans, such as crashing a kickball game on Roosevelt Island earlier this year.
The "Obama won, so I get to speak" crack was funny, but then the "maybe I'm drunk" shenanigans were borderline nutjob.
For $750, Kimpton offers red and white wine and craft beers for your party to sip on as they watch the funny women in orange pull all kinds of shenanigans behind bars.
Once he has discussed with his PA the latest arrangements for going to see the next Manchester United match (he is a director of the club, very New Britain) Dyke bowls into his office, jacket off, effing and blinding about the latest shenanigans at the Football Association and ready with a fistful of funny stories.
While Hart's Cedric strings along a forced sports metaphor throughout the evening – as if the men and the women are in competition to see who can have the most fun, though he seems to be the only one aware of this – there are hijinks at the pool, shenanigans at the (PG-13) strip club and a very funny showdown at the blackjack table.
This band comedy bit produced over at Funny or Die features the band members in a series of musical sound producing shenanigans.
He called the joke, "pretty funny," speaking with a smile that, slightly forced, perhaps suggested that he permits such a shenanigan but wants nothing to do with it.
