When was the last time you laughed so hard you cried?Was it at yourself, or someone/something else?

I am smiling right now actually!

It was a movie I watched six or eight weeks ago. I can't even recall the name of the movie but it was really terrible, it was along the lines of "Dumb And Dumber". There was one scene though that absolutely sent me into hysterics. When I laugh that hard I snort and gasp and "others" look at me like I'm out of my mind, it's horrible. It made suffering through the rest of the movie bearable though. Hurray for Netflicks!

It was about a month ago when I was watching Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. When the umpa loompa guys came on and did their dance I just started laughing so hard I started crying. I was all alone so if there had been a hidden camera in the room it would have looked really weird to the person watching it. It triggered something I was thinking about earlier in the day and which is kind of a little inside joke I have going with myself. Anyone who doesn't have these moments isn't human.

yes, I am smiling right now thinking about it.

Actually growing up w/ my best friend we'd do stupid stuff and laugh and laugh and laugh. I love thinking of those times. We were goofy (still are when we get together) and we'd laugh so hard we couldn't breath.

Most recently though: I read a book called, "32 Third Graders and A Class Bunny". If you're a teacher or ever were one, this book is for you. You'll cry and you'll laugh and you'll cry laughing. It's very relatable and a quick and easy read. Life lessons from the classroom teacher's viewpoint.

:)

It was when I accidentally drank out of the same glass as someone I despise and find repulsive. I was having a conversation with someone about all the the porblems I had been having with this person, and it was mentioned that he used the green glass sitting on the table.

THE HORROR!!!!

It eased the tension and because a running joke.

:)

Yes, I am smiling right now.

yeah, i'm smiling now remembering it - i was in the office and a bunch of my colleagues were sitting around (we all work out of the office so when we're in there it's because we need something) and it was hot and we were just feeling silly and .... we all started misunderstanding each other and 1/2 hearing conversations and answering someone else and .... it was just a bit of chaos and we all started laughing and couldn't stop!! definitely one of those situations where you just had to be there, but still funny.

having said that, i tend to laugh so hard i cry fairly frequently. i think i just normally see the funny side of things :)

Sep. 14th 1990, Was watching a short film of "Mr. Bean" head butting the Queen of England and hearing her hit the floor like someone had droped a sack of potatoes! Yes, every time I think of it I smile or laugh!

yes I am smiling right now thinking about it - several weeks ago I was playing a video game with my son. I work on the road and see him only once a month. It was a new game to us and we both had a blast, making mistakes and laughing about them. I cherish those moments

Yes, I am smiling. It was a little boy who was between his mom and day who were buying sodas and snacks at a quik mart. I heard him say to the cashier loud and clear: "My momma stole something at *** ***** (a chain store) one time." The look on the mom an dad's face was just priceless. I laughed for 2 hours about it. Ya hadda be there!

Absolutely! I can't take credit for causing the laughter, but when I volunteered in a daycare center, I laughed on a daily basis thanks to the adorable kids and their antics. Of course, when the laughter led to tears, they were a little confused about why I was crying and they would try to comfort me (which only made me laugh harder!)

Looong time back while watching one of those Halloween movies .... it was a dialog between a girl, acting bored, and her companion who's lying on the floor and watching her legs says this:

Hi Donna, you have great legs... what time do they open?

The girl acting bored gives him a finger, and the guy says:

Oh, at 1 o'clock, great I'll wait then...