Describe laughing before telling jokes.

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Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,

Let me tell you something.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha,

Just now, hahahahahaha, just now,

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha "

"What is it? So funny? "

"It is.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

No, hahaha, hahaha,

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

Laugh me to death (hold back hard)

(unable to hold back) Poof, ha ha ha. "

"Go away, don't listen, go aside and laugh."

At this time, I usually have a runny nose and tears, and my abdominal muscles ache when I laugh.

When I calmed down, I told others that I thought it was funny while holding back my laughter. When people see my performance just now, they usually say, "That's it?" "What's so funny about you?" "What's so funny?"

( ; ? д `) At last, I felt a little embarrassed myself, but I couldn't be happy when I thought of the funny thing that just happened, but I just couldn't calm down and convey the most interesting point of this thing to others.

Let me give you an example first.

One day, I went out to eat with some friends. A friend of mine thought he told us a joke, but I can't remember the details. As soon as he finished speaking, he smiled, and we all looked at him with a straight face (you can imagine how embarrassing the scene was).

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In the process of telling a joke, if you laugh first, it actually reduces the fun of the joke (unless the joke is really interesting). I regard this as the receiver of jokes. If you wait for the audience to laugh before reacting, the effect will be different. This is also a interpersonal skill.

First of all, I want to tell this joke. Every time I want to tell others, I always laugh myself to death first.

A grasshopper lost its memory and didn't know its name. He asked his children, "Who am I?"

The little friend said, "You, grasshopper."

The grasshopper said, "Bah, don't tell anyone, just say my mother blew up."

I don't know if my friends will find it funny, but every time I tell it to others. I always have to laugh for a while before I can tell others normally.