Laughter
Humorous and Entertaining Stories
1. Last night, I was happily lying down watching TV when an unknown number called demanding debt repayment and hurling insults. I knew he had the wrong number but still answered and told him I'd pay the next morning. But I deliberately told him that I thought he knew about me and his wife. After saying that, I hung up. The next morning, there were over 100 calls from him. Serves him right for cursing me, but I had to change my phone number.
By Tuan Le Van3 days ago in Humor
The Farting Husband:
The Flatulent Husband: A Guide to Love and Survival Ah, marriage. That sacred bond between two souls where love, laughter, and the occasional aromatic assault coexist in blissful harmony. And your husband farts. A lot. In bed. In kitchen, On the couch, At the movies. At dinner. With friends. In the bath, or as he likes to call it the jacuzzi. If you find yourself wedded to a man who could power a small wind farm with his behind, fear not! Here’s a humorous guide to staying with your husband and loving him, farts and all.
By Dave Karpinsky, PhD, MBA13 days ago in Humor
Romantic Fails: The Hilarious and Heartwarming Journey of Alex and Emily
Hello There! Allow me to tell a tale that will probably make you laugh, weep, and perhaps even roll your eyes a little. It relates to Alex, a man living smack in the center of a busy city. Dreamers like Alex always stared up at the stars and was completely in love with the concept of relationships. Thanks to all the novels he read and the romantic films he watched, he was the kind of man who thought in fairy tales and happy ends. Yet life? For him, life had a different script with many more humorous turns than he could have ever dreamed. One lovely fall evening, then, began it. Imagine Alex meandering into a small, comfortable bookstore with creaking wooden flooring and smells like old paper. Then he spots her, Emily. Her smile brightened the space like sunshine on a damp day. Before they knew it, they were trading numbers while still conversing about their favorite books. Driven by this fresh hope, Alex chose to go all out on their first date.
By Purab Biswas✨ 13 days ago in Humor
Laughter in the Library. AI-Generated.
The library was the heart of the town, a quiet sanctuary where whispers felt like shouts and the rustling of pages was the loudest sound. Mrs. Jenkins, the stern librarian, ruled with an iron fist and a strict "No Noise" policy that everyone respected—everyone except for one person: Tommy.
By John Francis18 days ago in Humor
The Mysterious Case of the Missing Socks. AI-Generated.
outine for John. He would sort his clothes, throw them into the washing machine, and then wait for the cycle to finish before transferring them to the dryer. However, there was one constant source of frustration in his otherwise uneventful task: the disappearing socks. Every single time, without fail, at least one sock would go missing. It had become a running joke among his friends, but for John, it was a puzzle he was determined to solve.
By Therapy Giggles 20 days ago in Humor
Health Benefits of Laughter Yoga: A Funny Way to Stay Fit
Laughter yoga is more than just a fitness craze; it’s a unique exercise routine that combines the physical act of laughing with yoga breathing exercises. The practice, which originated in India in the mid-1990s, has gained global popularity for its surprising health benefits and its ability to promote well-being in a joyful, communal setting.
By BLESSING COOL 22 days ago in Humor
The Enduring Legacy of Martin Mull
Martin Mull, a versatile American comic actor, musician, and painter, made a significant impact on the world of comedy. His memorable performances in TV shows like "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," "Fernwood 2 Night," "Roseanne," "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," "Veep," and "Arrested Development" highlighted his wide-ranging talent. He also left his mark on the film industry with roles in movies such as "Mr. Mom," "Clue," and "Mrs. Doubtfire." But Mull's influence went beyond acting – he was also a writer, songwriter, and serious painter.
By David Snam27 days ago in Humor
Brit Wit & Biscuits
1. In the UK, a cheeky show called "How to Irritate the Brits?" hit the airwaves, featuring guests vying to rile up the audience. The opening act tossed fish and chips into a bin, leaving the crowd in stunned silence. Next, a guest gave a Nazi salute, stirring mild ire but no uproar. Then, a bold participant bellowed,"Shakespeare was French!" sparking instant fury among the Brits, who conceded defeat with gritted teeth. The grand finale saw a Yank concoct an Americanized version of English tea—teabag dunked in cold water, zapped in the microwave.
By Franz·Cabot28 days ago in Humor