Things That Make You Chuckle

My 2 year old asked me if I was ok, because I was crying with laughter.

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I read it for shits and giggles :wink:
Then, I realized haribo May just have unwittingly created the perfect laxitive- easy to take and from the look of the reviews, VERY effective :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

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Itā€™s funny to me because I avoid sugar free like the plague simply because I donā€™t like sugar substitutes. My kid was even on a gummy bears kick for a while, but they must have been the non explosive ones because of this.

Now Iā€™m kinda glad for my little idiosyncracy.

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thanks for this I was in tears laughing. my wife got mad about the noise lol

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Screensho

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Shots fired:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CC1FZwCgGW3

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I mentioned it in the Confessions thread and thought Iā€™d share here. The phrases ā€˜absolute unitā€™ and ā€˜drop trowā€™ always make me laugh.

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a breakthrough discovery is going on.

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At some point youā€™ll realize, @samul, that peopleā€™s behavior toward you says more about their relationship to themselves than anything to do with you, and you can stop being so reactive.

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Er, it was a joke. Itā€™s a Facebook thing I saw once, which Iā€™ll actually occasionally trot out at work (ā€œwisdom of Facebookā€).

So, uh, I was throwing an inspirational FB quote at you and suggesting it could help you calm down. When you clearly werenā€™t distressed. Soā€¦that was the joke.

:confused:

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you know what they say about having to explain a jokeā€¦

also, you know what they say about women and ā€˜funnyā€™ :wink:

This is so true I think that should be listed in the DSM as a BPD trait

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We have at least one living example on here too haha

Hereā€™s one from my favorite Facebook group. I like a good play on words as much as anybody, soā€¦

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I donā€™t think Shower head is a verb. Itā€™s an object.

I received shower head.

I is the noun
Received is the verb
Showehead is the object

Cant think of a sentence where it would be a verb.

ā€œFirst she used the detachable showerhead, then gave some.ā€.

Does that work?

It helps to have an adjective.

Shower [his] head [with shampoo]!

Or, perhaps it is Tarzan speaking to Jane. ā€œFirst, shower head! Then, shower head!ā€