In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “These Horns Were Made for Tooting.”
I have a sense of humor. It is not often on display, because I take myself and my world way too seriously most of the time. Like yesterday, I had an awful day. I mini-snapped. I just cut someone off and walked away. I totally lost my humor. I don’t snap often. But it happened. Yesterday. I took a few deep breaths, composed myself and went back to deal with it. But I do have a sense of humor. And some others are able to tap into it. I know they are tapping into it when I burst out laughing and can’t stop. Ha ha, that’s so funny! When I laugh, apparently it is infectious. According to my BFF. I dated a polish guy at university. He could really make me laugh. Like roll on the floor laughing. Especially when we watched Home Alone 2, there was a part that was really funny. The boy standing on top of the building pelting the two men on the ground with snowballs or something. My friend kept on replaying the scene, and the more he did, the funnier it seemed. Oh my word, I killed myself laughing.
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Here’s some funny (South African humor) Can anyone translate what they are actually saying please?
Poems and Petals 
I would love to hear your rolling on the flour laughter, Vonita 😀
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It doesn’t happen often Erika, only sometimes! I’ve updated my post to include infectious laughter, but have no idea what is being said, I hope it is safe to post!! 🙂
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I am sure it is safe. You know I posted very delicate things in the past and nobody ever complained… lol
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Polish guys love to laugh, Vonita. I do, at least. And when two people get laughing together, watch out! Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. I bet your laugh sounds very South African. ❤
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Hahaha, now that’s funny Mark!! I just updated my post to include infectious laughter, though I have no idea what is being said, I hope it is safe in translation! 🙂
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I only laugh in English, Vonita. Hahahaha. No translation needed. 😉
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The ability to make me laugh is right up there at the top of the list of qualities I desire in a friend. The older I get, the more I need those belly laughs! Enjoyed your essay. http://judydykstrabrown.com/2015/09/15/root-a-toot-toot-appetite/
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Thank you so much Judy! I’m envious of your poetry writing talents, I have to write essays instead of poetry at the moment! 🙂
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As they say, laughter is the best medicine! 🙂
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It is, definitely! 🙂
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Funny is the best kind of person. Good for you 🙂
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Thank you Insach!
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The man’s laughter was funny. An acquaintance Mrs. H used to laugh similarly. At a gathering when everybody’s laughs were nearly over she would come out with a booming kind of laugh and everyone would start laughing again.
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A friend of mine sent it to me and she couldn’t stop laughing, it is pretty funny!
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