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| It is proper, when one is dealing with giraffe laughter, to keep your head up. Little grates on a giraffe like poor posture, and one must acquire the advantage from them as quickly as possible. You'll never have the altitude, certainly, but the attitude is quite a different story. They often perform poorly at dinner paries, often accused of eating the host or hostess's indoor foliage -- particularly at certain heights, you know, the tall plants -- but one must always be the better person. Never, for example, let on that you are flustered when they come in on all fours accusing you of a mismatched tie and shoe combination. |
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