I have seen this clip before...probably an e-mail from someone. I think it is so funny! The other clips are funny too! I like the laughing chain. It reminds me of my daughter. I love to hear her laugh! Baby laughs are so cute and when she laughs it always makes me laugh. I love it!
This reminds me of George Yonce's "Laughing Song". He starts this little melody with laughther that fits the rhythm of the song and as it continues, his laughter gets bigger and more from the belly. Everyone is rolling by the end, you can't help it. I may use that one day in the music class for a humor activity!
Laughter is truly contagious. We never really get into the comedy act. It is all about Doug's laughter and how he can't stop because everyone else is laughing. Even I was laughing. I wonder if Doug ever stopped laughing? Perhaps the old saying should be "A laugh a day keeps the doctor away." I know I felt good after watching te video clip. It reminds when I saw "The Producers" in New York. The end of the first act had me laughing so hard it hurt, but it was a good feeling.
I have seen this clip before...probably an e-mail from someone. I think it is so funny! The other clips are funny too! I like the laughing chain. It reminds me of my daughter. I love to hear her laugh! Baby laughs are so cute and when she laughs it always makes me laugh. I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of George Yonce's "Laughing Song". He starts this little melody with laughther that fits the rhythm of the song and as it continues, his laughter gets bigger and more from the belly. Everyone is rolling by the end, you can't help it. I may use that one day in the music class for a humor activity!
ReplyDeleteLaughter is truly contagious. We never really get into the comedy act. It is all about Doug's laughter and how he can't stop because everyone else is laughing. Even I was laughing. I wonder if Doug ever stopped laughing? Perhaps the old saying should be "A laugh a day keeps the doctor away." I know I felt good after watching te video clip. It reminds when I saw "The Producers" in New York. The end of the first act had me laughing so hard it hurt, but it was a good feeling.
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