| I thought once that you wrote the column tongue in cheek, as provocative as possible, an Aussie stirrer. |
| Like walking into the fun house at your local fair it's zany, madcap and often tongue in cheek. |
| I'm not really a fan, I don't find him that funny, so I was a little dubious about it, but it was great, very camp, cheesy and tongue in cheek! |
| The trouble with me is most of the things I say are tongue in cheek, very flippant. |
| If that last comment was intended to be tongue in cheek, the others certainly were not. |
| With tongue in cheek I must chastize my colleagues from the Reform Party who talked so much about the grain producers, which is worthwhile. |
