jokingly

This June i jokingly told my fiance "I wish you a great husband" on her birthday.

> I then jokingly opened siri and said “Open the garage”.

I jokingly said to my professor a year later "I'm not smart enough for algo".

"I assume he is jokingly suggesting that the detractors are wrong.

Wayyyy back in 2007 I half-jokingly made a prediction about the future of computing.

The article writer then jokingly said: "This argument is like the Post Office suing you for posting a list of zip codes.

I've always said half-jokingly that journalists aren't writers, because they deal with facts and events.

After the Rails exploit was announced I was jokingly mentioning to a friend that this will hit a few Bitcoin exchanges.

People are often surprised that I don't have a strong German accent and I jokingly say that it's because I watched all 10 seasons of Friends a few times in a row.

If you threaten to shoot up a school, even jokingly and totally within your rights, you will be incarcerated for half a year before your trial.

Can you imagine working at the WTC and having a bad day, and jokingly sending an email to a coworker about bombing the place because you're so mad. 9/11 happens a year later, the government looks in its archives for the email you sent, and in a post-9/11 frenzy sends you to Guantanamo to "await trial".

Indeed, mathematicians often jokingly refer to category theory as "abstract nonsense.

So that phrase, that's something you would only say under extreme distress when you had maximal desire to offend me, or I suppose you could use it jokingly between friends, but neither you nor I generally talk that way.

>Make you wonder if our industry's mind share being wasted on web apps and consumer gadgets because of the profitThere is an expression I've heard jokingly about that, something like, "The brightest minds of our generation are working on click-fraud prevention.