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Bob never existed outside my head yet he was the most amusing boyfriend I could have possibly had.

There's even an endlessly amusing step-by-step instruction guide for converting your text from active to passive voice. What would Strunk and White say?

And it's had some successful — if amusing — results: in Mexico, there are McMollettes, or English muffins topped with bean, cheese, and salsa.

Some ten thousand years ago, early human experimenters noted that some of these hybridized Musa bore unexpectedly tasty, seedless fruit with an unheard-of yellowness and inexplicably amusing shape.

Joe Biden's antics are certainly amusing, But they may also be useful if they prompt the President to put some much-needed distance between himself and his potential successor.

The news of the arrival of the Pharaon had not yet reached the old man, who, mounted on a chair, was amusing himself by training with trembling hand the nasturtiums and sprays of clematis that clambered over the trellis at his window.

He likes to surround himself with amusing people.

The dialogue is pretty amusing, and I laughed out loud at some of the inventory items.

A rather amusing episode in Cambridge, well not amusing for Danial Scargill, who got expelled from his fellowship for being a Hobbist in other words a follower of Hobbes.

Mr Falwell himself was a leading indicator of his movement's growing problems. He could be courtly and amusing in person.

His partner Geim is the first person to ever win both a Nobel and an Ig Nobel - a parody award for amusing research.

Buy an amusing piece of costume jewellery or a cocktail ring for the surprise announcement (" a ring from a cracker will do, "says Geddes) but then work on the main event in tandem.

The speaker got off one or two very amusing jokes.

"Too much for me." Martin caught an amusing glimpse of himself ironing fluffy white things that women wear.

But as you can see, your so-called Phantom Kitty is alive and well, and amusing all your webfans with his antics—the way he did that slam-dunk with the wad of paper into your bookcase was a classic.

All that is very amusing information you are parting with for nothing.

We all laughed over the letter -- it was very amusing.

And it is true that the book's author, a former speechwriter called Matt Latimer, writes well and is sometimes amusing too.