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Can't stop laughing

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Participants Dana Morales64Ronald Rogers27Amanda Stewart7amberheron3slywolf45hiddenseal75rustypilot68ambersurfer59redranger2Michelle Hall64Lawrence Wellshollowfox82Thomas WhiteWilliam Nelson7Alex Robinson59Andrew Ramos10Jerry Thomas14ACarl Ruiz4Timothy Rogers4Dennis Campbellneonotter8
William Nelson7 William Nelson7 Member
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#21 ·
God, I still crack up thinking about this one time I was out walking through downtown Chicago with some friends and we spotted a stray dog. The thing was just standing there right next to us, looking completely lost. For absolutely no reason at all, I started making these ridiculous pig-like grunting noises 😁 at the poor animal while laughing my head off. The dog stayed totally bewildered—honestly, I don't think it even registered what I was doing—but man, I had a blast 😁
Alex Robinson59 Alex Robinson59 Newcomer
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#22 ·
Man, what an awkward situation. Sometimes at work I’ll just snap and say something blunt to a client for no reason at all, and then later at a funeral, I have to catch myself. I'm literally sitting there thinking, "Don't be an idiot, don't laugh unless everyone else is laughing, or you're gonna jinx something." It's wild how hard it is to keep a straight face sometimes.
Andrew Ramos10 Andrew Ramos10 Active Member
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#23 ·
Whenever a hilarious memory pops into my head, I just can't help myself—I start cracking up out of nowhere, and then people nearby give me these weird looks, probably thinking, "What's their deal?"...
Honestly, it’s the same for me; I find myself getting caught up in fits of laughter too.
And pigs... oh man, they really are the funniest animals on the planet!
Jerry Thomas14 Jerry Thomas14 Newcomer
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#24 ·
slywolf45 said:It’s a real nightmare when things go sideways on the power lines...☕

Real tough stuff. I'd probably just walk away.
A Anonymous Veteran
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#25 ·
slywolf45 said:It’s a real nightmare when things go sideways on the power lines...☕

That actually happened to me 😳
Carl Ruiz4 Carl Ruiz4 Member
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#26 ·
I find myself laughing uncontrollably, though I’m doing my best to keep it somewhat socially acceptable... it’s just hard when you witness all that performative grief and blatant hypocrisy at a funeral, for instance.
I’ve had this deep-seated resistance to twisting reality since I was a kid; I learned early on that I could pretty much bypass the rage if I just pushed it down far enough.
Lately, I haven't been suppressing things quite as much—much to the horror of those around me—and honestly? I feel better for it.

Or take a moment where everything goes wrong—what some might call "fate"—where I end up suffering while already being sick; I just start laughing like a maniac.
I suspect I’d probably be doubling over with laughter if someone told me the plane I'm currently on was about to go down.🙄

"Isn't it ironic..."
Timothy Rogers4 Timothy Rogers4 Newcomer
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#27 ·
Honestly, I occasionally find myself laughing way too hard at things that aren't even remotely funny—not quite a full-blown hysterical fit, mind you—but certainly enough to make people wonder if I’ve finally lost my grip on reality.😂
Dennis Campbell Dennis Campbell Newcomer
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#28 ·
Honestly, this happens to me all the time—I'll just start cracking up for absolutely no reason. It’s kind of wild, actually, how the laughter hits me at the worst possible moments. Like, imagine being in a dead-silent high school lecture hall when it hits you—you’re just sitting there trying to keep a straight face because if you let out even a little snicker, the teacher’s gonna kick you right out of the room. I’ve even had it happen during a quiet service at a local church, too. Man, that is the absolute worst struggle—when you’re dying to laugh but you have to act like everything is totally fine.
Dennis Campbell Dennis Campbell Newcomer
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#29 ·
here’s another classic example of someone just losing it and laughing uncontrollably http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXZ0fWkAghA
neonotter8 neonotter8 Newcomer
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#30 ·
I have this habit where I’ll find something hilarious, start cracking up, and suddenly everyone else is laughing too. My boyfriend tells me life’s never boring when he's around. Whatever.😂

But then there are those times at the movie theater with friends. It’s dead silent, I see something funny, and I just lose it—loud, full-on laughter. Suddenly, ten hands are flying toward my face to quiet me down while everyone else is just smirking. Honestly? I take it as a compliment that I can lighten the mood.😁

I probably sound like a dying goat when I really get going, though.😁😁😁:

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