A Laughter Club Community Group
We would like to invite you to join our group! A Laughter Club is for people who understand just how serious a matter humor is to one's survival and even to one's success in life. We share jokes, riddles, short stories, and other laughter-provoking thoughts. We have one simple rule: If you wouldn't say it to a child because it contains inappropriate...
A happy smile gives your face something to do and it is good exercises and makes you look better.
I choose to be happy the alternative does not appeal to me
-William Arthur Ward
-Jim Beggs
-Author Unknown
Did it ever occur to you
Of the good that you might do,
Just Laughin'.
Did you ever stop to think
That a sorrow you could sink,
Just Laughin'.
The world is like a dream,
Your thoughts are mostly clean,
When you're laughin'.
The whole world seems more bright,
Everything turns out right,
Just Laughin'.
Victory seems to be your pace
And love just floods most every face,
Just Laughin'.
Everyone's so bright and gay,
Work just seems to be like play
When you're laughin'.
You'll find the world much sweeter
And yourself will feel much better,
Just Laughin'
Life itself would be so fine,
You can make it more divine,
Just Laughin'
It's the little things you do
And you know God loves you too,
When you're laughin'.
-Hudson W. Cady
Poetry Humor
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Go gloom
Begone glum and grim
Off with the drab drear and grumble
It's time
it’s pastime
to come undone and come out laughing
time to wrap killjoys in wet blankets
and feed them to the sourpusses
Come frisky pals
Come forth wily wags
Loosen your screws and get off your rocker
Untie the strait lacer
Tie up the smarty pants
Tickle the crosspatch with josh and guffaw
Share quips and pranks with every victim
of grouch pomposity or blah
Woe to the bozo who says No to
tee hee ho ho and ha ha
Boo to the cleancut klutz who
wipes the smile off his face
Without gaiety
freedom is an over-tightened belt
Without gaiety
life is a wooden kimono
Come cheerful chums
Cut up and carry on
Crack your pots and split your sides
Boggle the bellyacher
Convulse the worrywart
Pratfall the prissy poos and the fuddy duds
Take drollery to heart or end up a deadhead
at the guillotine of the mindless
Be wise and go merry round
whatever you cherish
what you love to enjoy what you live to exert
And when the hight spirits
call your number up
count on merriment all the way to the countrdown
Long live hilarity euphoria and flumadiddle
Long live gaiety
for all the laity
-James Broughton: “Packing Up For Paradise” (1988), ‘Glees’; published by Black Sparrow Press
-Victor Borge
-William Makepeace Thackeray
- Unknown