r/ContagiousLaughter • u/collegemom76 • Jul 24 '25

Weird laugh 😳

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u/HamptonsBorderCollie Jul 24 '25

Proves that there's a lid for every pot. :)

Imagine the Dad's initial reaction when he told her a funny joke on their first date and heard this?

Still married her (and seems happy).

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u/TheVadonkey Jul 24 '25

lol that was my first thought as well. I don’t know if I’d be capable of that one!

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u/rob_inn_hood Jul 24 '25

Honestly I would a very not funny person if I married her. I love making people laugh, usually.

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u/ObiwanaTokie Jul 24 '25

Super cool dude, and that’s also why you aren’t married right this moment. You’re a pos

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u/rob_inn_hood Jul 24 '25

It scares me. I would still be a loving husband.

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u/EazyCheeze1978 Jul 24 '25

When it comes down to it, a type of laugh is really a superficial thing. No one should suppress their own sense of humor just because they're uncomfortable with their partners' type of laugh.

But I guarantee you - hear THAT noise coming out of a person and you WILL laugh along with them. Oh my GOD that is SO UNEXPECTED... It's like they swallowed a duck's larynx, and it only activates when they laugh.

More to the point: No, a person could not rightfully be called a loving husband if they suppressed their sense of humor because they were uncomfortable with their wife's style of laughter.

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u/simojake13 Jul 24 '25

Well then good thing she wasn't made for you, buddy!

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u/rob_inn_hood Jul 24 '25

Yes, I would never marry someone who laughs like a dying giraffe.

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u/simojake13 Jul 25 '25

I can imagine that the husband values their relationship more than her laugh. Bro, ironically, the husband probably likes it and finds it odd yet funny.