- events, such as
award ceremonies and
annual dinners, is
expected to
good-
naturedly mock the event's attendees. In some cases, this has
caused controversy...
-
November 1999.
Students from
nearby Willamette University protested (
good-
naturedly) when they
learned that Mr.
Potato Head and Barbie's
friend Ken were...
- humor; when
presented with a
wooden award plaque by
Sonny and Cher, he
good-
naturedly took a bite out of it (the "plaque" was
actually an
edible prop). He...
- news
about literary, artistic, or
philosophical happenings with which,
good-
naturedly, to show up his peers: [I]n our
constant childish, boastful, and almost...
-
retrospective of the honoree's career.[citation needed]
Celebrity roasts good-
naturedly mock the
career of the
guest of honor,
often in a
retrospective format...
- with Clara.
Rutkovsky successfully defibrillates a patient, and they
good-
naturedly take
verbal abuse from an
older drunk woman.
Cross reveals that as a...
- Erasmus.[citation needed] **** ****man himself, who took all this
ribbing good-
naturedly,
pronounced his name "oss-man". ****man was born in Neudorf, Saskatchewan...
- 5-game
suspension from the
American League. In a 2018 interview, Viña
good-
naturedly laughed about the incident,
claiming "that put me on the map," meaning...
- and John Prine's "You
Never Even
Called Me by My Name", a song
which good-
naturedly spoofed stereotypical country music lyrics.
Prine refused to take a...
- episodes. In an
interview with
Rachael Ray in 2007,
Michael J. Fox
good-
naturedly said, "Tracy and I couldn't get on the
dance floor anywhere in the world...
