I do like you do. It sounds like a bunch of corny stuff, but when you let it come out spontaneous, 'person to person', it is Good. Puns are fun.
peace & Love On Apr 30, 9:29 pm, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote: > In my profile I say that bringing joy to the world on a daily basis > makes my life better. For me there is some sort of release of > negativity, not only for the me but for the other person as well, in > fact I actually find it entertaining. It is really simple in method > and does not take much to accomplish, no pre-meditative process but > more so the simultaneous release of humorous expression. Sometimes it > is not accomplished but that may be indicative of the degree of > unhappiness the other person is experiencing or the degree of their > being entrenched in earth's facade. Lately I've been getting laughs > when someone asks me how I'm doing and I respond with "I'm not sure, > you see the Swine Flew over my house last night and messed up my > roof". Suddenly there is a break of the seriousness that imprisons > people with a burst of laughter. I often joke with a cashier at the > market when she informs me "It's eight thirty five" and I look at my > watch responding with "Really? I only have 4:24, are you over charging > me?" with their smile I realize what it must be like to have to stand > up all day behind a register and act like a robot as I'm leaving and > they are left behind in a life of servitude, and it saddens me > deeply. Many a cashier will say "Its going to be two fifteen", to > which I respond with "Its going to be? when? should I come back later? > How much is it now? I'd rather pay the lessor amount" After a laugh > with the catch on they say "It IS two fifteen, Now" > A classic laugh under certain circumstances is............. > Me>Do you know the difference between a slice of pizza and making > love? > Her>No > Me>I'd like to take you out to lunch tomorrow? > Laughter is essential for me and it does trigger the endorphins and > make life better and health wise I guess it would have to be an > advantage as well. > > So not to waste this thread I'm wondering how any of you accomplish > bringing joy to the world or are you some of those that need to have > joy delivered to your world? > How do you bring laughter to yourself, into your world? > > At the restaurant when receiving the check I might say............... > "Excuse me is this a check?" > waiter....."Yes" > Me> "Well I'm sorry, I can't take a check from someone I don't know, > I'm going to need two forms of ID" > With a huge grin on the face they respond "It is a Bill not a check" > It really can be humorous if you can "break though the role" of the > other person. Cut through the facade of formality and bring out the > human from within the robot! > > I hardly ever stop laughing and enjoying the interactions of people. > The sign reads "Garage Sale", well wouldn't you know that I want to > know how much the garage costs! > > Spill your beans or leave a joke, as long as there is a laugh > somewhere in the mix. I know you all can't be all that serious all of > the time!!! --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups ""Minds Eye"" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/Minds-Eye?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
