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• That last one is a standing joke among us Tuckers .)
• His behavior quickly becomes a standing joke among his fellow politicians and rivals.
• Even in Pakistan, he is a bit of a standing joke.
• What became a standing joke was her mistake, her having made the mistake.
• "You know it's almost a standing joke in the space program,"
• "The police's annual Christmas ` crackdown on crime'is a standing joke.
• "He's hit into so many, it's kind of a standing joke in the clubhouse.
• The topic has been a standing joke in British humor for a century or more.
• It's a standing joke in baseball circles that position players cannot keep up with pitchers.
• A standing joke hereabouts is that a carpenter's credentials include a Harvard degree and IBM stock.
• Badillo's obsession with the mayoralty now constitutes something of a standing joke in local political circles.
• He was so monumentally unsuccessful with women that it became a standing joke in the unit.
• It became a standing joke between us,
• What came up as we sat was not just a standing joke, but a question of footing.
• It was a standing joke between us.
• We had a standing joke that their mom was the toughest teacher that they would ever imagine having,
• When we took office together, the fact that I was challenged scientifically and technologically was a standing joke,
• It has become such a standing joke that Blaine Lacher won't even wait before he joins right in.
• McVeigh made barracks-room remarks but was so monumentally unsuccessful that it became a standing joke in his unit.
• Gazette columnist Jack Todd said the Canadiens have become " a standing joke around the league " under Houle.