How about a laugh, (hopefully)

Posted by Leonard @jakedduck1, Dec 31, 2018

I believe laughter is the best medicine. Laughter has actually been scientifically proven to help people with depression issues.
Let’s give it a try so we can all get happy and feel better. Many Epilepsy forums I’ve been on had joke sections. I was probably the biggest joke of all since I didn’t get a lot of the jokes. They said the jokes couldn’t be above 4th grade level for me to understand them so my jokes may be rather simplistic but let’s give it a try.
Have a lovely day everyone,
Jake

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@loribmt

The only anxiety attacks you’re allowed in this “How about a laugh” support group would be from laughing to hard. ☺️

You enjoy philosophy, here’s one to get you started:

Rene Descartes was in a restaurant when the waiter asked if he wanted another drink. He said, “I think not!”, and disappeared.

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HAHAHA!

Bebo ergo sum! Try that at the bar next time.

TY!!

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@lagrange5

Ham on five [rye] hold the mayo[nnaise]

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Ham on 5. I've worked in 4 delis and I did not know that rye was 5! Hmm, maybe I forgot that detail.

Thanks for the explication!

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@annewoodmayo

HAHAHA!

Bebo ergo sum! Try that at the bar next time.

TY!!

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😂 Ego violenter eiectus e talea cum commento similis est

(LOL. I am that geek who took Latin)

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@lagrange5

Hi Sisyphus and Lori.

This is pretty serious stuff for a laughter discussion group and yet completely understandable.

I think it was the existentialist, Camus, who found salvation in the life imposed on Sisyphus. Sisyphus was condemned to forever push a boulder up a hill to the top, push it down over the crest, and retrieve it again to repeat the process. Where was the good in that? The positive in the scenario is when Sisyphus walks down the other side of the hill to retrieve the burdensome boulder. It is on the walk down the other side of the hill that he is free ,,, should he choose to do so... to enjoy a life unburdened from strugglingly up the hill pushing a boulder. That I believe is the lesson for everyone, especially those with any personal struggles.

Which brings us to Socrates, whose last words might have been "Don't drink the hemlock".

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Hi Lagrange, Sisyphus and Lori ( and everybody else who stops to read this),
RE: Don't drink the Hemlock/ philosophy thread

You guys are working our brains as well as our funny bones!

I LOVE this Connect!

Lagrange, I'm too lazy and tired-eyed to research it further, but I do not recollect Sisyphus going down the other side of the hill. I thought the gods just made him start again every morning. I prefer the down-the-hill version-- How about that for a peculiar statement?

Have a great day, evyerone!

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@lacy2

ahh, sorry your sister is so hurtful... all my life, on and off, thought it would have been nice to have a sister; had brother passed away now... but sort of wondered how I would compare with/to a sister - another human with the same genes. .. I have often though negatively about myself and wondered if had a sister would I be right! lol

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Hi Valerie,
Thanks for your reply!

In my experience, sisters are a mixed bag- best friend to worst enemy, in the same person! And, as another person commented recently, you can't chuck 'em!

Since these posts are supposed to bring a laugh, I will remind everybody about the movie (White Christmas?) with Danny Kaye and Bing Crosby in which they do an act dressed as sisters with giant feathered fans and sing:

Lord help the mister
who comes between me and my sister,
And Lord help the sister
who comes between me and my man!

Wow, what a time capsule of stereotypes! But Danny Kaye peeking out from behind blue feathers is, in my humble opinion, still a RIOT!

Have a good day!

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@annewoodmayo

Hi Valerie,
Thanks for your reply!

In my experience, sisters are a mixed bag- best friend to worst enemy, in the same person! And, as another person commented recently, you can't chuck 'em!

Since these posts are supposed to bring a laugh, I will remind everybody about the movie (White Christmas?) with Danny Kaye and Bing Crosby in which they do an act dressed as sisters with giant feathered fans and sing:

Lord help the mister
who comes between me and my sister,
And Lord help the sister
who comes between me and my man!

Wow, what a time capsule of stereotypes! But Danny Kaye peeking out from behind blue feathers is, in my humble opinion, still a RIOT!

Have a good day!

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I've watched White Christmas too many times thanks to my grown kids who play it every Christmas. My only comment is don't they hae any other song in their repetoire than Sisters? Don't they know any other songs or do they just come out and sing Sisters and leave??!!

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@lacy2

....ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee
as an aside from the joke (funny),
as not having a very good education, basic, I dont know of a lot of famous quotes etc.,but this one, really hit home: .... it does mean, doesnt it, that whatever befalls others can/will/might happen to all of us? e.g. illness?
in any case, very nice play on words! 🙂

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Hi, Valerie!
I sent you a private message about the quote. It isn't funny so I didn't put it in here.
Working our brain cells is fun, if not really funny.
🙂

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@lu91

I've watched White Christmas too many times thanks to my grown kids who play it every Christmas. My only comment is don't they hae any other song in their repetoire than Sisters? Don't they know any other songs or do they just come out and sing Sisters and leave??!!

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The guys do the act so that the real performers (Rosemary Clooney and ...?) can skip out of town secretly. I can't remember why the gals gotta go.

I think maybe the cops chase the guys off the stage.

Anyway, it's pretty silly but it makes me smile. I hope it cheers up some other folks this morning, too. Kind of simpler times...

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@annewoodmayo

Ham on 5. I've worked in 4 delis and I did not know that rye was 5! Hmm, maybe I forgot that detail.

Thanks for the explication!

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5 is not actually rye, it was a play on words. It was the memorable punchline for that scene.

I bet that after working at 4 delis, you've got some delicious stories (pun intended).

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@loribmt

The only anxiety attacks you’re allowed in this “How about a laugh” support group would be from laughing to hard. ☺️

You enjoy philosophy, here’s one to get you started:

Rene Descartes was in a restaurant when the waiter asked if he wanted another drink. He said, “I think not!”, and disappeared.

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ROFL! Good one!

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