Idiom
That makes two of us.
A speaker says "that makes two of us" to indicate agreement with what another speaker just said.
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Likewise, Meek had lost when people started editing videos that made fun of his silence.
"Trials" also compiles clips of comedic assaults on Mr. Kissinger, including a "Simpsons" episode that made fun of him.
Its set was punctuated with comic moments that made fun of both pop and these particular pop stars.
Mr. Ruth replied that he might do American Express commercials, of the sort that made fun of forgotten celebrities who had fallen from the limelight.
At a Cleveland primary debate Mrs. Clinton made reference to an "SNL" sketch that made fun of the fawning press Mr. Obama was receiving.
But, instead of praising God for this miracle, Simon took everything for granted, and even began to write some jokes that made fun of God.
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"I don't make movies that make fun of anything," he says.
In recent years Mr. Jackson has been constructing painting machines that make fun of expressionist painting.
The Gore campaign has tried to take a low-key view of the sites that make fun of Mr. Gore.
A spoof of the movie "Moneyball" that makes fun of the Yankees' ability to spend huge amounts of money on players has been making the rounds on YouTube.
The writer also comments that the P.C. mentality is to blame for his son's refusal to report on a book that makes fun of fat people.
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