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Watching television and laughing aloud while alone. I don't do this very often. In fact I don't laugh out loud at film or television very often - most of the time I laugh at other people laughing (I find that funny for some reason).
In fact, my favourite thing that makes me completely glad to be alive is that almost painful feeling of trying not to laugh when you really want to. One time at school we 'broke' into one of the buildings that were out of bounds at break time, and were chased by a very strict teacher - he cornered us in a class room full of permissioned and older studiers, and we hid in the lamest ways possible (under desks, sitting next to a student trying to blend in, the best was standing behind a divider board that had no bottom, so you could see the persons legs perfectly clear) we got pulled into the corrider and lined up, and the teacher marched up and down telling us off, but as his back turned to you, you were able to laugh, when he turned back you had to hide it - it was fantastically funny. As we left the building we saw one friend who had got away and tried to climb out of a window of a downstairs toilet, but had gotten stuck, which we tried to hide from the teacher, while trying no to laugh, which made us laugh more. I love that feeling. |
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