John Green provided a story that was packed full of jokes, one of which, and I won't say which, left me laughing for literally ages afterwards, maybe just because I have that sort of sense of humour.
Also, "lol" stands for "laughing out loud," which is used to indicate humor.
Like the best satires, it makes you feel faintly guilty for laughing, which intensifies the pleasure of reading.
Anticipating his arrival, some Chinese commentators recalled the gig and gave the Vice-President high marks for laughing at himself, which, they point out, is not a trait widely shared by China's top brass.
With such material, Hagen doesn't need to work too hard for laughs, of which there are plenty in a lovely show about fat-shaming, fandom and self-acceptance.
In Wells Tower's first collection of short stories, there is a description of a mouse emerging from behind a fridge eating a coupon which made me laugh for a good 10 days.
Alas, I could find no pictorial evidence online, although I did find a photo of one of his female models wearing a riding hat about five times the size of her head and a dress with a hobby horse's head sticking out the front of it, which made me laugh for a whole afternoon, so I didn't feel I'd wasted my time.
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The best Israel can hope for, which will be laughed off by the same Establishment guaranteeing this outcome, is the arrival of a third party force to serve as a buffer while Israel withdraws to the internationally mandated 1967 borders.
[She laughs] Which was true!
