yuks

Jack is a terrible commander, but a very funny one, and he doesn't distinguish himself much as a general, but he does an admirable job of evincing yuks from the reader; and Willingham uses the story to make some really thought-provoking points about the dark and primal nature of stories and the danger and blood that lurks in their hearts.

Boing Boing 2009

Other than that, I don’t think we can expect a lot of yuks from a creator as compulsive as Weiner.

All the mad men and all the mad women can't tell a joke to save their lives 2009

If I do that for too long, I want to get back to the yuks.

Dan Lybarger: The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi Opens Up On Sanity, Specials, And Stewart Dan Lybarger 2011

But Fox studio analyst Michael Strahan, after hearing Bradshaw, suggested even head injuries are good for yuks: "Sitting up here with you guys every week shows me the effects of head trauma in football."

ESPN/ABC spreads its bowl talent 2009

If I do that for too long, I want to get back to the yuks.

Dan Lybarger: The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi Opens Up On Sanity, Specials, And Stewart Dan Lybarger 2011

After a food-poisoning subplot that spewed nearly as many yuks — and yucks — as Bridesmaids' instant-classic bridal-shop scene, Lily (Alyson Hannigan) and Marshall (Jason Segel) found out they're expecting a baby.

Cheers & Jeers: A Mother of a Finale 2011

Cool … yet ANOTHER silly cliche … the yuks never stop coming w/you, do they?

Think Progress » Palin says she’s fine with Limbaugh’s use of the ‘r-word.’ 2010

For any journalist who has spent a night haunting the lobbies of hotels where Beltway power players including, often, the president holed up for off-the-record yuks, trying to buttonhole guests for details, to see the gathering unfold on video is like learning that the Illuminati has a regular happy hour at T.G.I.

Alfalfa Club broadcasts itself Post 2011

Lots of yuks in all of Shakespeare's great tragedies.

All the mad men and all the mad women can't tell a joke to save their lives 2009

It casts Seth Rogen, beloved Hollywood go-to schlub for middle-of-the-road yuks, as a rage-filled, racist failure in a film that's the fucked-up, reckless and cum-reeking brother of the decidedly frothier, much more popular Paul Blart: Mall Cop (that movie grossed over six times the amount of money Observe did in the U.S.).

My Report report 2009