Someone laughed and said, "good luck with that".
As he talked about the need for continued vehemence in battling racism, someone laughed.
"Oh, I won't tell it without you," a man said, and someone laughed.
When someone laughed at one of his jokes, I would need to make that person laugh harder.
Someone laughed, but in a moment several passengers were up and banging on the doors and windows until a man in a uniform came down the ramp and peered in at us with his hands cupped at his temples.
When they tell me that someone laughed at their jacket or if they get upset when other children gossip about them behind their backs, I try to draw parallels and say: 'Well, how do you think I feel when you do this sort of thing to me?
One actor who worked as an extra on Pearl Harbor recalls how Bay accused another actor of thinking the attack on Pearl Harbor was funny when someone laughed after hours of sitting for a take.
But near the end of my reading, someone laughed after I read the line "I could feel him lose his erection," breaking the audience's silence.
"It's like Plastic People in here," someone laughed, comparing the scene under the tarp to the now-defunct black box London club.
