The hardest you've ever laughed in your life- tell me what it was over

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This has foul language in it.

It's Bill Burr's rant at Philly. The crowd loved it the more he insulted them.

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Every episode of the Ali G Show (from before he got famous for “Borat”) made me laugh until I cried.

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Anonymous wrote:I loved the movie “Little Miss Sunshine” The end of the movie when the little girl gets on stage to perform the routine she and her grandpa had worked on in secrecy.

The entire movie was parts funny and disturbing, but that part was so absolutely brilliantly disturbing yet completely hysterical that it will hands down forever be inked in my mind as that time I lost it at the otherwise solemn arthouse theatre.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Tears down my face. I can't take it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaxVNo8R4dM&ab_channel=JamesScifres

Dying!! I watch this clip a couple of times a year and it never gets old:

RIP Jim Vance and George Michael

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As an adult, the BBC interview a few years ago where the international relations expert’s kids bust in.

I remember watching it at work, and my boss coming in - I was laughing so hard and so I played it again then he started cracking up - more people kept coming by and so we kept replaying it. After a while my boss (who was a 70 year old doctor) and I were laughing so hard that we both had tears running down our cheeks and we couldn’t catch our breath to speak.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh4f9AYRCZY&pp=ygUSQmJjIGludGVydmlldyBraWRz

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https://youtu.be/UnceMoPtVfE?si=oeDeIbxuyEuUv1GK

News anchors laughing at Ryan Lochte

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When I was a kid. I watched "I love Lucy" for the first time and Lucy was stuffing chocolates in her mouth. I laughed so hard that I fell down from the sofa.

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The opening scene of Tropic Thunder.

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My biggest laughs have been with friends but one time I was reading a DCUM thread to my husband and was laughing so hard I had to stop. It was a huge debate over whether it is normal for a man to go see Winnie the Pooh alone in a movie theater. It was just so absurd, I lost it.

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I was in a van with co -workers on the way to a coworkers funeral. My co worker said, " so guys, --- is dead". The name of the passed rhymed with dead. We couldn't stop laughing. Broke the tension and we were all able to observe and grieve properly.

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I laugh reading the Cleveland Park list serve to my husband when people say things like "5 banana peels available to a good home". Or "come get my 3 broken records collection, all goes to the first one to come" or "one used child's snow shoe for sale". Basically trying to get someone to take their trash and making it sound like upcycling. It's soooo funny.

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Anonymous wrote:As an adult, the BBC interview a few years ago where the international relations expert’s kids bust in.

I remember watching it at work, and my boss coming in - I was laughing so hard and so I played it again then he started cracking up - more people kept coming by and so we kept replaying it. After a while my boss (who was a 70 year old doctor) and I were laughing so hard that we both had tears running down our cheeks and we couldn’t catch our breath to speak.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh4f9AYRCZY&pp=ygUSQmJjIGludGVydmlldyBraWRz

You could not script more perfect timing, or a more perfect toddler.

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Anonymous wrote:I laugh reading the Cleveland Park list serve to my husband when people say things like "5 banana peels available to a good home". Or "come get my 3 broken records collection, all goes to the first one to come" or "one used child's snow shoe for sale". Basically trying to get someone to take their trash and making it sound like upcycling. It's soooo funny.

I love the ones that are so specific asking people for things like

"Before buying new, does anyone have a leftover poster party decoration of Spiderman saying "happy 6th birthday Connor". I can pick up."

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We were out at a bar and my friend's tube top fell down and it was basically around her waist and she didn't notice. And I kept laughing trying to tell her that her tube top was around her waist, and she was getting angry thinking that I was acting so drunk that I couldn't get words out - and the longer it went on, the harder I kept laughing and it was taking me so let to get out that her shirt had fallen down.

I was drunk, but not so drunk I couldn't speak - except when laughing so hard.

Oh and I rarely even smoked pot, but in college I smoked pot and watched Zoolander for the first time and I thought it was the funniest thing that ever happened, particularly when he said "Mer-man"

Also, totally sober but something about mary rest stop scene in the movie theater. I totally lost it. They really don't make movies like they used to!

Me again - I also recommend Nate Bargatze.

And I still love this Reno 911 - Drunk Catwalk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6VQDNIZH7U

hahaha thank you

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Anonymous wrote:This has foul language in it.

It's Bill Burr's rant at Philly. The crowd loved it the more he insulted them.

Bill Burr makes me laugh every time he opens his mouth. All inappropriate, but cracks me up!