No joke

No joke: In February, single copy sales spiked an average 1,116 weekdays and 1,600 on Sundays, an increase Castaneda says can be attributed at least in part to the custody and asylum struggle over the six-year-old Cuban shipwreck survivor.

Well over a hundred urban warriors who weren't afraid to die had a bone to pick with me. No joke.

lightning just struck Jerzeybell. No joke— saw it blow!

No Joke! We put together more than 1,000 knock-knock jokes about every subject under the sun, along with some hilarious illustrations!

No joke, I was making $50 a day after tax and working so many hours that I had neither the time nor energy to even think about making music.

But, sir, it is not a farce to the Canadian people; it is no joke to the Canadian tax-payer. If it is either a farce or a joke, they must foot the bill. No , it is no joke to them; it is something else, and something a great deal worse .

Treason-felony, we repeat, is no joke; but then no more is penal servitude for nine years.

Incompetence was no joke when ( other ) people got killed by incompetence. It was no joke when the children, growing old enough, really did go away to war; and not much of a joke when soldiers who were little more than children came out to join in that War.

In addition, Papa was no doubt influenced by his obsession that life is hard, is meant to be hard, and is no joke at all.

There was no joke about it whatsoever. That pregnancy was not an easy one.