#41

Last time I properly had tears rolling down my face for ages was when me and the Mrs were staying at a hotel. We were a bit giddy and excited, and when we left for dinner she was pretending to be part of a SWAT team - hiding in doorways, doing hand signals, pretending to have a gun. The lift came, and she reversed in, holding a pretend gun, unaware that an old couple were standing behind her. I sort of looked away and she said “Oh, join in you miserable cock”. She looked round and went all quiet.

I was pissing myself. All evening, every time I remembered it. Tears.

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#42

Got yourself an absolute legend there.

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#43

https://community.drownedinsound.com/t/boxing-day-selfie-thread/10057/233

Aaaah sigh. It’s this. I’ll go now. Haha.

#44

could have done without seeing saps’ tight trousers again tbqh

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#45

It’s the angle that the photos been taken that confuses me. It’s so low down :smiley: . Dog/catcam.

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#46

magic mushrooms made me laugh in a way that nothing else has ever done

lying on my bed on my own, just laughing at nothing for what felt like ages.

it was genuinely beautiful.

oh and there was a time at uni when my mate and i got the giggles after smoking a spliff in bed and just cried with laughter for 20 minutes or so. glorious.

i do laugh quite a lot in general, the world is ridiculous so laughter is an important reaction to it

#47

I laugh quite a lot. Definitely one of my favourite things to do.

#48

I have the opposite problem where I find it hard to suppress my laughter if I find something funny, and it usually happens at really inappropriate times around people, when I’m daydreaming or thinking about something funny that happened in the past, or something I’ve read on here.

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#49

I laugh a lot, like making others laugh a lot, cry with laughter maybe once a week. It’s good

#50

I’ve been told my laugh is pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good.

#51

Yes yes yes. I have this.

Also I was recently recording me and some friends reading a really really dumb script I’d written, and it’s embarrassing how much i was laughing at my own documented idiocy.

#53

It’s a curse.

I’ve actually got myself into quite bad trouble because of laughing at some thought in my head. I can’t help it. Sometimes if there’s something REALLY funny on your mind, it’s impossible to stop thinking about it.

And it always happens when people are talking about something really serious.

#54

I am the same, I’m constantly suppressing laughter just thinking about things people have said or dreaming up a silly scenario. I’m literally laughing at something I just remembered AS I TYPE THIS.

And I genuinely find stuff people say on the internet funny. If I share it, then chances are I am giggling IRL. I could never sneak a look at this forum while at work, even, because my colleague (also a giggler) would be like “oi, i hear you giggling over there!”

I’m really glad I laugh so much and so often, although it has its downsides - like getting in trouble, and when I was first diagnosed with depression at school the teachers didn’t believe me or my parents because all they could see was this super happy, bubbly girl laughing and joking all the time.

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#56

I have a colleague and I literally have to suppress laughter every time I see his face. Not sure why, it’s not even a funny face. Think it’s cos he always looks so serious and he works really hard. If I’m arriving at work and know he’s gonna be there I have to take a minute to compose myself before I enter the office

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#57

One of my friends has her “work laugh” and her “real friends laugh”. The real laugh sounds like a pig dying in a drain, so perhaps this is wise.

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#58

It seems like a relevant place to mention that this post made me laugh