Other of you might identify with the abundant confidence of a black widow, or the genius of a Reed Richards, or a wisecracking ethymorphic cartoon for some reason, doesn't matter.
So these are some very sincere expressions and some very kind of cheeky expressions, some expressions that have kind of a joking feel, a little bit of a joking feel, but are still very positive. Okay, let's go to the other side.
Elizabeth tried to join in her father's pleasantry, but could only force one most reluctant smile. Never had his wit been directed in a manner so little agreeable to her.
" It can be challenging to differentiate myself since there's no physical identity attached, so it's important for me to always add a personal touch, " such as a playful tone in her captions, says Ms Ortega.
You send me a very nice poem, of the undergraduate school of verse. I reply by a letter of fantastic literary conceits like a passage from one of Shakespeare's sonnets, transposed to a minor key.
To convince people the games are worth trying out, she adds a more playful tone to some of her instructions, changing a heading from " Rules for Collecting Tokens" to " Show Me The Money! "
But it's that balance of sass and savvy that has fueled her amazing journey. Beloved for her unshakable sense of self, Parton wasn't always so confident in her skin.
We can't wait to see the wise-cracking Ryan Reynolds share the screen with a cranky Jackman, especially since the latter will be wearing his comic book-accurate yellow-and-blue suit for the very first time.
His wizened face broke into a broader smile, and the three young ladies laughed in musical echo to his pleasantry, swaying their bodies to and fro, with nervous jerks of their shoulders.
With his dry delivery he created a catchphrase with a mere turn of inflection, based on banter he'd shared with childhood friends: Could he be any more Chandler?
Nods to founder Franco Moschino's playful looks came via trompe-l'oeil tops, oversized trenches and shirts and dresses plastered with peace symbols and slogans.