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Jazz musician Danny Fox seemed nervous, calling himself “that guy in section whose voice cracks,” but got a big laugh describing his recent discovery of a website called groupiecentral.com which features tales of anonymous sex with musicians. “Stories like that make me proud of my craft,” he said...
...fashion, violating "the integrity of the uniform," in the words of the NBA's Tim Frank. Shaq says he refuses to wear "John Stockton shorts," referring to the Utah Jazz 39-year-old throwback who wears them shortish and tightish. If he did that, Shaq opined, the kids "would laugh at me, and I wouldn't be their favorite player anymore." He paused before reporters to dab fake tears with a paper towel. Said he: "I'd be the laughingstock...
There is a moment of silence. Then the waitresses laugh. Their laughter is outraged, disbelieving. One. Just like that. There has to be more...
...taken the Bush family's new message of gender equality all the way to Lagos. On a speaking tour, Gore said greater women's empowerment would curb war, corruption and chaos. "Men of quality are not threatened by the emancipation of women," he added. But it was Gore's laugh lines that got the local media going. "Amid rib-cracking jokes, Gore spoke on a variety of issues, bordering on mother's supremacy, perfect marriage partners, cultural diversity and his life outside the American presidency," the Guardian writes. Example: His take on the economic downturn: "I was the first...
Can’t imagine your professors happily sitting down to laugh at themselves and drinking in the not-so-polite criticism of their students along with a few beers? Neither could I, before I witnessed it. But if physics professors can laugh at themselves, anyone can, and should, because in every joke there resides a little valuable truth...