What a laugh it must be to see how much turbulence those institutions can churn up for your adversary.
After Governor Byrne extended his greeting, Mr. Kerry said with a laugh: "You must be somebody if you can walk around here in your bare feet".
Charlie Chaplin's advice to the players, "To truly laugh, you must be able to take your pain, and play with it".
The darker days, when I didn't know that one day we'd laugh again, must be part of the process, as much as figuring out how to fight the battles and decipher the acronyms is.
As she rolled up her sleeves revealing track marks, she laughed, "You must be a cop?" She smiled after I told her I wasn't, "Well then you a minister or a drug counselor, otherwise you wouldn't be about here.
With a jab in her husband's gut when he suggests that they return the next night, a sweep of her scarf, a precisely timed double take, Ms. Copeland gets laughs that must be new to this 70-something-year-old play, and establishes a poignant character besides.
As I drove over to the station, at 12 miles per hour, I caught a glimpse in the rear view of my smudged mascara and laughed; this must be why The Today Show sends a car for their celebs.
Anyone who can preserve the capacity of such jokes to make us laugh out loud must be a genius among translators, and William Weaver's American prose never (to this non-Italian reader) sounds a wrong note.
And quickly discovered that if you smell weed, and hear people laughing, Kayvan Khalatbari must be somewhere nearby.
When the child begins laughing, the tickling must be stopped.
