To Laugh or Not to Laugh

Hi. 

been busy and do not have so much time to leave my post in this blog. anyways, i’m not gonna talk on something interesting nor boring today. this topic’s just neutral. to laugh or not to laugh. 

why do human laugh? why do we laugh? it’s hard and it’s subjective to explain what do human actually have in their body mechanism that makes them laugh, apart from the conventional understanding that laughter are triggered by the psychological activities in our mind. scientists were close to reaching the answer that creates laughter in physical angle when they found out humerus bone when being poked or tickled, it channels the sensation of laughing to the brain and voila-laughter. In fact the word humorous actually originated from the word humerus.

But im not gonna give a lecture on science.it’s ridiculous. well i’ve got some free time so I think posting something in this newborn blog would kill some time. not much I can tell about laughter, but laughter is not a small matter. i’ve been looking the action of laughing by people in quite critical angles.

I don’t get it when someone has to force himself to laugh all the time because of certain situations which actually do not have any funny or bone-tingling elements in it without taking a few minutes to relax his exhausted cheek muscles. i strongly believe that this type of people are having ulterior motives hidden behind their mask of laughter. they laugh to attain something. they laugh to exhibit something. they laugh in the outside, but the truth is no vigorous activity of being amused by a joke occurs internally. they are just pretending. get it...?

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ok la.tell you the real story la. I always meet people who always laugh non-stop in the class, trying effortlessly to crack a joke in front of everyone so they may laugh, but seriously it always ended up that the joker-wannabe fails to give the best show. well, the annoying part is, they would try again and again to win the attention from the ‘audience’. i bet they’re are doing this for some agenda:

1- driven by the overwhelming feeling to be famous among the classmates and lecturers.

2- the need to appear funny and cool in front of some males/ females

3- the psychological urge to be favoured by teachers and lecturers, to be teacher’s pet.

You see, these are some causes that I found which make some people to draw all the energy to laugh out of their asses. They seem to be really in need of serious attention and acknowledgment from the people around them. I have to say I hate this kind of people. i should have. their unnecessary actions always drove me a lil bit distracted in the class. i’ll blame them if my grades are not good enough. they are a real pain in the neck. what say you?i say ....KITE BAKOR JE!!!!!!!!