FRIDAY AFTERNOON. It happened during lunch hour. Cherry and her friends had been sitting at their normal lunch table when they were approached by Randy Adderson. He was practically beaming with delight when he took a seat next to Marcia. "Did ya’ll hear about last night?" He must have noticed their confusement‚ because he quickly went on. "One of those trashy greasers tried to rob a liquor store. Can you believe it? Those trash heaps never cease to amaze me." He grinned and leaned back in his
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The concept of using humor is justifiable when explained by Robert Clary. Humor seems to have been an incredible outlet for him throughout the Holocaust and throughout his life‚ just as it is for others who have to deal with personal tragedies. One of the most notable comedians is Steve Harvey who was forced to crack jokes on-stage while coping with the very recent‚ heavy loss of his father (Yu‚ 2000). There are also many notable comedians in the film‚ The Last Laugh‚ who have gone through their
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play the fool in contrasting ways to express similar yet different forms of the carnivalesque. During carnival‚ laughter is prominent; people are laughing together‚ they are laughing at each other‚ and they are being laughed at. The laughter of carnival is both malicious and happy and everyone is included in it. Feste and Truffaldino show the different aspects of carnival laughter through their portrayals of the fool. Feste plays the role of the artificial fool and because of this people laugh
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The Most Memorable Party My last year birthday was the most memorable party. It was different than any other parties. I invited my family and all my friends to come over. They brought me all kind of presents for my birthday. We had really fun‚ played games‚ cooked and danced. We spent most time on playing games. We told jokes‚ introduced each other and joked around. There were three different group of ages on my birthday. Elders‚ teenagers‚ and children. Elders‚ they
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Ben John A. Alaba May 26‚ 2015 11322047/ M72 Prof. Gina Lomotan “The Funny in the Filipino” The article that I’ve chosen to take a good critical opinion is entitled ‘The Funny in the Filipino’ from Rapler.com by Lilio Carreon Jr. I chose this type of issue because it is very apt and timely which is straightforward to the reality of all Filipinos nowadays. In this commentary‚ it gives you an idea about how Filipinos are
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Descriptive Essay Natural Therapy Today the weather is unseasonably warm with a pleasant breeze. It feels like spring in the middle of February. The neighborhood is coming out of hibernation‚ people are outside talking doing yard work‚ talking or just hanging out. Several kids ride bikes past me as I make my way up the street. As I approach the park‚ I see the large American flag waving in front of grammar school. I can hear the sound of it flapping in the wind and the ding of the grommets
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In Maya Angelou’s excerpt‚ “What’s So Funny?” she pointed out that vulgarity and crudeness happens to be the direction in which comedians‚ entertainers‚ and people take their jokes. She explains that behind the obscene profanities‚ are people who are just as vulgar as their jokes. By us laughing with them‚ we are not only stooping down to their level‚ we are also taking part in the humiliation. I agree with Maya Angelou’s point. For example‚ laughing when someone makes a joke towards someone
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English 1301 Week 3 The Descriptive Essay Gwendolyn Wiley The Master Gardener We arrive at First Christian Church and as we approach the large red doors‚ I began to reflect on the days‚ months‚ and years past. A man awaits us just past those huge red doors known as the world’s greatest gardener. As a child‚ I remember this building seeming so large with its tall beautiful painted windows similar to the ones you might find in a Roman Catholic Cathedral. The edifice and structure of the building
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I carry so many things‚ so many insignificant things‚ things that you would never think could hold so much meaning. Chapstick. No‚ I do not carry it for fear of coming across Prince Charming and diving into his arms for the fairy-tale kiss. But I do fear chapped lips; it is more of a phobia (chapped-obia?). I was eight years old in the Alps of France over winter break when no one informed me that chapstick would be a good little soldier in my pocket to defend my lips from the enemy: the cold
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My name is Grace Dee. I believe that chummy‚ outgoing‚ talkative‚ smiley‚ funny‚ and reserved at times describe me. Why? Read to find out. For starter‚ I am chummy. We all choose our friends‚ but me‚ I don’t have intense standards on choosing my friends. I’m not a racist. I’m a good listener with generally a happy disposition. I easily make friends especially on social networking sites. But because of being shy‚ I usually won’t do the first move to get to know someone. So I guess it’s still called
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