Just kidding, don’t overdo it

Composition title: Joking, don’t overdo it

Keywords: Joking too much, first grade of junior high school

This article is suitable for: First grade of junior high school

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This diary is about the first year of junior high school. The title is: "Just kidding, don't overdo it." Everyone is welcome to contribute.

Joking, don’t overdo it

When good friends are together, we often tell jokes to make everyone laugh. But, have you ever thought about it? If these jokes go too far, they will have the opposite effect and even cost you something. The "Today's Statement" at noon a few days ago mentioned two such cases.

The first case is very sad. On the wedding day of an uncle, due to local customs, good friends smeared a lot of paint on his body. When they used gasoline to wipe the paint, they accidentally caused a fire and suffered extensive burns all over his body. Just like that, the happiest day turned into the worst day; just like that, not only did I burn myself, but I also lost friendships because of lawsuits with my friends. This case makes me feel very sad, this uncle is very sad, his friends are also sad. The friends originally had no ill intentions and wanted to make the wedding lively and lively, but in the end it resulted in this outcome that no one could have imagined. In fact, this tragedy can be avoided. If there was no local custom of pranking grooms, there would not be such a prank, and there would not be this uncle's tragedy. Moreover, the uncle himself was too careless, and gasoline is easy to evaporate and burn. If he had put the lid on the kettle containing gasoline, it would not have caused such unnecessary trouble.

The second case struck me as hilarious and unbelievable. A 24-year-old young man was bored for a moment and called 110 to report a false case, saying that someone had planted a bomb in a supermarket. The police quickly solved the case and caught the young man. This young man's joke affected the supermarket's sales, made the police work in vain for most of the day, and finally sent him to jail. If you think about it carefully, this young man is not harmful to society. He only called 110 because he was naive and impulsive and wanted to test the police's ability to handle cases. Although a joke tested the police's ability to handle cases, it also caused him to be brutally punished. This is really the price of impulsiveness!

During the Mathematical Olympiad class, the teachers would often make some jokes with us. Once, a classmate from Class 6 came in, and the teacher immediately greeted him: "I haven't seen you for a few days, and I really miss you. Come over here and give you a gift." The classmate followed the teacher to the podium with great interest. Next to him, the teacher calmly picked up the trash and said to him: "Here, send it to the trash can. This gift is okay!" The student collapsed on the spot. Such jokes make the originally tense classroom more relaxed. See, good-natured jokes can make people relax and smile.

It seems that jokes are very necessary in life, just like we must add some seasonings to the meals we eat to make them delicious. But everything must have a degree, and jokes are no exception. If it is excessive, it will cause trouble and annoyance to yourself and others. So, when you want to make a joke, you must think about it, will this joke really bring happiness to everyone?