Laughter

The One Star Review . Content Warning.
Dear Yurp reviews, This was the worst meal I ever had. My friends and I went to Goma Bakery for some good eats. We had heard good things from other customers. We heard they used a special, sticky plant juice that enhanced the flavor of their food. We heard they were great and had a top notch world famous Michelin rated chef serving the best food and had excellent customer service with a top notch wait staff. People say they always left full and the prices were reasonable.
By Alex H Mittelman 2 years ago in Humor
Food Fight Night: The Great Taste-Off
Once upon a time in the bustling kitchen of a cozy suburban home, a heated debate was sizzling away. It was a long night, and three friends had gathered at the house for a sleepover—French Fries, Burger, and Pizza. These culinary comrades were not just any food items; they were the best of friends who loved to banter over the most important question in their foodie world: Who was the most delicious?
By Sultan2 years ago in Humor
The Hilarious Hijinks of Herbert
In the quiet, unassuming town of Merrymeadow, there lived a man named Herbert Hootenanny. Now, Herbert was no ordinary fellow; he was known far and wide for his uncanny ability to find himself in the most absurd and comical situations imaginable. It was as if hilarity clung to him like a mischievous shadow.
By Musa Nuhu 2 years ago in Humor
The Psychology of Laughter: Why We Can't Resist a Good Chuckle
Laughter is universal. Wherever you go, whatever language you speak, laughter is the common thread that connects us all. It's a spontaneous, involuntary reaction to something funny, and it's one of the most entertaining and infectious sounds in the world. But have you ever wondered why we laugh? What happens in the brain when we laugh at a joke or funny video? In this article, we will delve into the psychology of laughter to uncover the mysteries behind this remarkable human behavior.
By Prema S2 years ago in Humor
It's just my hemorrhoid.
(Photo done by JLN Photography and Digital Services - My best friend and sister!) I am convinced there are three types of people in the world. There are the people who look at kids, cringe, and run far away. The kinds of people who see a pregnant woman and run away from them like they have a contagious and fatal disease. The people who hiss and their skin visibly sizzles and smokes when someone asks them if they ever want kids of their own. And if you ask them if they would ever consider being a teacher? You'd probably get a loathing look that'll pierce your soul with venom.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Humor
Tech Titan's Cosmic Conundrum
In the heart of Silicon Valley, where innovation and eccentricity coexist, three of the world's most influential tech magnates embarked on a journey that would defy the laws of physics and social norms.
By Sultan2 years ago in Humor
The Alien Invasion That Wasn't
In a galaxy far, far away, Zog, a peculiar-looking alien with neon-green skin and three eyeballs, had a reputation for being one of the most fearsome invaders in the universe. His mission: to conquer Earth. Armed with an arsenal of advanced technology and a heart filled with determination, Zog set his spaceship's course for the blue planet.
By Sultan2 years ago in Humor
The Meeting
Another staff meeting, Ella thought as she walked around to the other side of the table. Sitting down, she placed her notebook down and flipped it open to the next blank page.
By KA Stefana 2 years ago in Humor
Barking Mad Regulations: Funny Dog Laws in America
Dogs are like our best friends, right? They’re cute, cuddly, and always there when we need a buddy. But across the USA, there are some pretty funny laws about dogs. It’s almost like the people who made these laws were having a laugh! So, sit back, maybe grab some popcorn (but no chocolate for the pooch!), and get ready to laugh at some of the wackiest dog laws you’ve ever heard of.
By ChefManiac2 years ago in Humor
Top 5 unseen secrets about birds. Content Warning.
1. Crow Known for its glossy black plumage and distinctive cawing call, the crow has long captivated human fascination.
By CHITHRAKALA.S2 years ago in Humor
The Great Wi-Fi War of Suburbia
Once upon a time in the quiet suburban neighborhood of Pleasantville, there lived two neighbors, Bob and Dave. Bob was a technology enthusiast, the proud owner of a state-of-the-art Wi-Fi router that could rival NASA's communication systems. Dave, on the other hand, was a laid-back, tech-agnostic guy who didn't see the point in spending a fortune on something as trivial as Wi-Fi.
By Afrolite2 years ago in Humor
I Am A Loud Typer And It’s My Passion
I woke up today and knew I once again had to follow my passion: bothering strangers until they rip their hair out. I do the same thing every day, and I genuinely love my work. The hours are flexible, I make zero dollars an hour, and I can empty a coffee house in less than ten minutes, surprisingly with something other than my odor.
By Carlos Mesa Pla2 years ago in Humor