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HAHAHAHAHHAPoeticRocker said:A FLYING LAWNMOWER!!!! http://www.big-boys.com/articles/lawnfly.html
PvtRyan said:Dead babies and Gilles de la Tourette syndrome.
I know exactly what you mean. I would laugh terribly hard about a dozen times a day back in grades 7 and 8. I'll give you a couple of examples:SimonomiS said:I have no idea, I laugh hysterically at random things, then forget what at times like now. That Nutrigrain Advert is very rofl-worthy.
stigmata said:I know exactly what you mean. I would laugh terribly hard about a dozen times a day back in grades 7 and 8. I'll give you a couple of examples:
During lunchtime in my school's gym (we didn't have a caf for some reason), where I sit with all my friends:
- One of them picks up my apple, rolls it lightly along the floor, and tells me in a serious voice "A rolling stone... gathers no moss."
- Same friend takes my unopened juice box, places it on the floor, and then sloooooooowly tips it over. Hilarity ensues.
- Another one of them gets my attention and then stares intently at me.
And then, in class:
- I look out the window, and see a raccoon walk down a tree onto the sidewalk, cross the road between the white lines, and then climb up a telephone pole. I subsequently get kicked out of class for laughing continuously for five minutes.
- I have a cough, and wonder how bad it would be to laugh so hard that you're unable to clear your throat. This, of course, makes me laugh, and then I can't clear my throat, which makes me laugh harder. That goes on for a couple minutes.
- In Geography class, we start looking at a map of the world. I'm sitting beside a kid named Jordan. I look at the map, spot the country Jordan, and fall out of my chair in fits of laughter.
All in all, it was a pretty good two years
..there is no way that can be possible.PoeticRocker said:A FLYING LAWNMOWER!!!! http://www.big-boys.com/articles/lawnfly.html