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'' PopoZão '' reference and John's joke about Wilmer's career and his car being in park and made me guffaw, and usual suspect DaisyJ didn't disappoint, but I think we can all agree that PopWatch is above Lindsay Lohan substance-abuse punch lines, right?— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
"We know it's easy to criticize, so we think it's time we try walking a mile - back to a repair shop - in their shoes," says older brother, 72-year-old, Tom Magliozzi, with his trademark guffaw, as a General Motors PR executive cringes nearby.— Lone Star Times
I opened this up to chortle and guffaw, but as soon as I saw that terminal I stopped laughing.— Popular Posts Across MetaFilter
I felt obligated to guffaw (ha!) when anyone brought up tradition as a core Yankee equity.— Baseball Toaster
Instead, familiarise yourself with the ancient Irish art of backslapping -- learn how to guffaw, administer a good-natured 'slagging' (stick to the football -- that way nobody gets hurt) and witter on about 'the rugby' (especially effective, for some reason, if your superior is female).— Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed

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