Suppressed laughter
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 3:53 pm
Isn't suppressed laughter the best kind of laughter?
I find that 90% of the time I'm on VGF while at work, I almost die from suppressing my laughter behind my cubicle.
When I was in sixth grade, I had a biology teacher whose voice bellowed throughout the classroom and into the hallways. We were going over anatomy - specifically the reproductive organs.
She also had a slight lisp/pronounced words differently sometimes.
So she pointed to a diagram on the board and shouted, "THISH ISH THE PAENIS!"
I had to excuse myself to get a drink from the water fountain to finally let out my laughter. As students, we sat in groups of four. One of my classmates from my group also had to step out and I remember we were practically on the floor dying of laughter.
It's like even the stupidest things like that are suddenly 100x funnier if it's at a time when you're supposed to be quiet.
I find that 90% of the time I'm on VGF while at work, I almost die from suppressing my laughter behind my cubicle.
When I was in sixth grade, I had a biology teacher whose voice bellowed throughout the classroom and into the hallways. We were going over anatomy - specifically the reproductive organs.
She also had a slight lisp/pronounced words differently sometimes.
So she pointed to a diagram on the board and shouted, "THISH ISH THE PAENIS!"
I had to excuse myself to get a drink from the water fountain to finally let out my laughter. As students, we sat in groups of four. One of my classmates from my group also had to step out and I remember we were practically on the floor dying of laughter.
It's like even the stupidest things like that are suddenly 100x funnier if it's at a time when you're supposed to be quiet.