Well..., not really BUT -- it could very well depend on what you consider "joking." What were you "joking' about - who you were "joking" to - who might have overheard you? If it is a currently 'open' case and you gave the listener reason to believe that you knew about it, it could give the authorities reason to want to talk to you and learn more about your knowledge, or lack thereof, of the crime.
Communicating a threat is a crime. Report it to the police, your parents, your teacher, your minister, another adult who you trust.
Joking. You spelt it correctly.
no we ain't joking these questions are real...
Mrs. O'Neill
Blague means Joking in French. :)
"Joking" in English is scherzando in Italian.
The duration of Joking Apart is 1800.0 seconds.
Fond of Joking?. . .it's mr. bean!!
I can say (you are kidding) and i can say (you are joking)?
It depends what kind of girls they are and whether you trust them that their joking.
Seriously? Come on, you're joking right? Definitely joking. I'm going with joking on this one..
Joking might be considered talking back especially if you joke at an inappropriate time in a conversation. Parents often find joking to be a form of talking back and might punish children for joking.