“We were all just blown away by his charisma and magnetism and his funniness.”

“These men are neither patrician nor man-boys – they're just funny, friendly guys whose funniness doesn't depend on misogyny or insecurity.”

“A tragic turn of events, but made funny by the fact that it happens to children, whose ineptness at life leads them into all sorts of mayhem and funniness as a result.”

“Our holiday was the best fun we've had in a long time.”

“The party was underway, and we were all excited about the fun that was to ensue.”

“It's time for some fun now that the working week is done.”

“I saw a funny in the papers this morning, and now I giggle every time I think about it.”

“Make sure you read the funnies to each other, using appropriate voices for different characters!”

“I remember the hallway where I ducked in had newspaper funnies stuck up on the doorways.”

“Make sure you read the funnies to each other and you must use appropriate voices for different characters!”

“Let's just play for funsies.”

“I saw a funny in the papers this morning, and now I giggle every time I think about it.”

“Make sure you read the funnies to each other, using appropriate voices for different characters!”

“I remember the hallway where I ducked in had newspaper funnies stuck up on the doorways.”

“Make sure you read the funnies to each other and you must use appropriate voices for different characters!”

“We're in a cafe in Peckham, the area of London where 28-year-old Kendall lives with fellow funster Henry Naylor.”

“MacFadzean plays Richie Excellent, the young funster who wields unearned celebrity.”

“Against all expectations, it seems that it actually works to cast languid funster Owen Wilson as a serial killer who moves in mysterious ways.”

“Not your typical hardcore-punk funfest, this one comes heavily laden with socio-political portent.”

“Instead of the usual stuffy black-tie awards event, this was a major funfest where stars dressed up but let their guard down.”

“The Democratic Party is clinging to the same one-point edge over the Republicans that it held before the Philadelphia funfest, writes White House Correspondent Rick Dunham.”

“The rainy weekend led to a state of funlessness, as our outdoor plans were canceled.”

“Lacklustre graphics, violent slapstick and poorly judged jokes about lazy eyes are presented in a flavourless feast of funlessness.”

“Imagine a gang of funsters piling into your office for a spin on the old swivel chair.”

“Romeo is surely with his friends Mercutio and Benvolio, funsters who prefer wit and jest to matters of the heart.”

“Well, I think it's fair to say and we're not exactly a completely happy bunch of funsters at the moment, but political life's a bit like that.”