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| I think it was Jon Stewart’s first show back. Didn’t realize how much I missed his comedy. |
| It won’t be funny to anyone else but my friend and me. |
| It’s was about a meatball sub and uncontrollable farts. |
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They’ll probably only seem funny to the person, but:
Once in a meeting we were discussing ways to use our brand/logo for marketing ideas: like building banners, pop ups, transportation, etc. My friend and I said we should brand the clamps that go on tires that are booted for parking tickets. We could not stop laughing and had to try not to look at each other. I have a fond memory of my parents watching The Producers on TV and laughing uncontrollably. I love that memory of them. They both had a good sense of humor. |
| Inside jokes in college. So much laughter until we couldn’t breathe. I wish I still had as many laughs as I did back then. |
| I laughed so hard the first time I saw the cat filter zoom meeting during Covid. I was really stressed and overwhelmed with everything at the time and I couldn’t stop laughing. |
Sorry I don't get it... is there a freudian slip there or something? |
YES!!! I still laugh about that one! |
That really was (still is) classic funny! |
| Nate Bargatze makes me laugh that hard. Funniest man alive. |
| My friends (over any time: college or now) have always made me laugh harder than anything on a screen. I feel lucky! |
| Tucker Carlson’s Russia interview. |
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Something really silly that a college roommate said. It had nothing to do with what she said, but entirely the mood and circumstance I was in. I laughed for like 20 minutes, which I *really* needed.
Something similar happened to me yesterday (only 2 min, though). I was in a horrible mood for multiple reason. A colleague was IM'ing me about something while I was in a Teams meeting with others. IM conversation got to "Outlook is the devil!" (which isn't really that funny), and I had to turn my camera off because I could not compose myself. |
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I have one friend who consistently makes me laugh like this. We are like kids together. When we were in college we had a course together and the professor not only assigned us seats, but he had to assign us seats where it was physically impossible for is to make eye contact bc we would just giggle the whole class and it was very disruptive. The last one like that I remember was when I referred to her husband (who is a big tall guy with beefy, muscular hands and forearms) as “Ol’ sausage paws.” Her husband is always baffled when we are together because we completely devolve into lunatics.
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