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Steve Walker has written: 'Are We Having Fun Yet?'
Washington Irving uses a very ironic and sarcastic tone in "The Devil and Tom Walker." He pokes fun at the titular character by subtly describing his misery in a darkly comedic manner.
Making fun of the devil is a mainly 20th-21st century Christian attitude. Probably many/most Christians still regard him with fear and awe. So, the percentage of the Earth's population that makes fun of the devil would be fairly small - just a proportion of the world's Christians.
The satire in "The Devil and Tom Walker" pokes fun at Tom's greed and hypocrisy, highlighting his flawed character. This makes the reader interpret Tom as a symbol of the corrupting influences of materialism and greed, leading to his ultimate downfall due to his moral shortcomings.
kity is not a devil. Personly people dont like it and make fun of it. I dont like kity, but i dont want to make fun of her. :/
Albertine has written: 'How to have fun making rugs' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Rugs
yes it is very fun. it has a poke-walker with it and you can catch Pokemon and collect items. :D
make fun of them
Spaceballs is making fun of the Star Warsmovies.
Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice in Wonderland, was known to be poking fun at the nonsensical aspects of Victorian society, including rigid social norms, educational practices, and the absurdity of formal logic and language. The book uses satire and wordplay to criticize these elements in a whimsical and imaginative way.
I think it is not racist making fun of people with their clothes.
The book was actually a review of the English crown. The author was making fun of the policies and people.