"Oh yeah," he replies, with a mock world-weary laugh, "in a fairly lavender sort of way.
Hard to see clearly in the metallic mist, or through the sheet of mock reality cast over our world, bourne that no creature ever born pokes its way back through, and no love can tear.
(Angelo) ★ 'Mock Your World' (Wednesday) This R-rated musical parody of life and love comes with a bonus on this night: the opening act is Janeane Garofalo.
In Dutchess County, Palen stores about 50 antique airplanes, operates the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, and every fair-weather late-spring-to-early autumn weekend, stages thrilling and unapologetically corny air shows and mock First World War dogfights.
They needed their nappies changing, as one advertisement explained, and came with documentation like birth certificates and adoption papers which positioned them within a mock bureaucratic world of parenting.
He added, "The S.N.C.F. is mocking the world".
Ultimate Frisbee was once mocked as "World of Warcraft for extroverts".
The high-status comic is in control and mocks the world; the low-status comic is not in control; the joke is on him.
The wanness of "The Office Revisited" actually makes a kind of meta-sense because in the mock-documentary world of "The Office," David Brent will always be a has-been: he peaked when the original (fictional) series was (fictionally) shown.
Whereas "Shrek" mocked the world of Disney (the former realm of the DreamWorks honcho Jeffrey Katzenberg), the sequel, directed by Andrew Adamson, Kelly Asbury and Conrad Vernon, widens its scope to Hollywood as a whole, here done up in medieval 3-D cartoon drag as a place called Far Far Away.
