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Several Imgur users wanted to know what the pupil's answer was to the question, asking the pupil to write a tongue twister describing a tornado.

THE temptation to write a tongue-in-cheek post arguing that Ronald Reagan was a flaming left-winger is a mighty one.

Here I was, all set to write a tongue-in-cheek article called "The Top 10 Celebrity Self-Sabotagers of 2010".

In February last year I wrote a tongue in cheek blog suggesting Russell Brand was set to become a Hollywood leading man.

De Rothschild had written a tongue-in-cheek book, "The Live Earth Global Warming Survival Handbook," which was sold at the concerts.

Last year, at the outset of his campaign, I wrote a tongue-in-cheek argument saying that Trump is essentially a rapper.

He wrote a tongue-in-cheek book of memoirs, featuring zero biographical truths, as far as I can tell, until mention of his wife on the acknowledgements page.

In March, the German tourist board got in touch because I'd written a tongue-in-cheek piece about my great love for all things Teutonic.

A thoughtful man who is readily self-deprecating, Mr. Cyrus has, for example, written a tongue-in-cheek song for a forthcoming album that tries to turn jokes about his 1990's hairstyle back on his critics.

Last November, Annie wrote a tongue-in-cheek article for Vice about the tiresome questions she'd receive as a "female" DJ. "'Can you DJ in a dress and heels?'" was one of them.

All the Democrats on the panel voted for Ms Kagan, who even secured the support of a Republican, Lindsey Graham.The conservative tea-party movement expelled Mark Williams, one of its senior leaders, after he wrote a tongue-in-cheek letter to Abraham Lincoln from the perspective of "coloured" people.