Sometimes I even find people arguing against the No More Page 3 campaign entertaining, the chap who wrote 'tits, tits, I love walking over tits' made me laugh, for example.
When three of us in my lab first had a go at this, we just punted each other into the UCL anechoic (echo-free) chamber and did whatever it took to make me laugh – for example, I laughed helplessly when I could see my friend and colleague Carolyn Mcgettigan listening to something that made her laugh.
It is left for people of other times to laugh, for example, at a 1917 report declaring 83percentt of Jewish immigrants to be "morons" or at Ben Franklin's screed against a creepy immigrant group that threatened our culture (he was referring to Germans).
"Capable of laughing", for example, counterpredicates with "human" but fails to be its definition.
Try asking a friend to laugh, for example.
Really, nothing beats making a child in a wheelchair laugh, for example.
"When I just create something that makes people laugh, for example by ridiculing a political personality, then I just help them get it out of their system.
She laughed, for example, at the suggestion that it resulted from efforts by Pixar executives Andrew Stanton and Brad Bird -- both strawberry blondes -- to insert themselves into their movies.
If you find making eye contact with someone makes you laugh, for example, try looking at their forehead instead.
Trust your instincts on when not to try and make the girl laugh, for example, when it's a somber occasion, or when something very serious has happened.
