Tuesday
Apr262005
I know I'm obnoxious with the posting today, but
Tuesday, April 26, 2005 at 07:04PM
Brad(RB) just told me that he's never heard me laugh. Now everyone that knows me knows that I laugh ALL THE TIME right? And my laugh is well-known right? I need some support here...comment and tell Brad about my laugh.
in Brad
Brad
Reader Comments (8)
Hi Shannon....I had the same thing occur...Kristen never really seen me drunk before...just ask her about it
Do you only laugh when you're drunk? :)
Has she seen you drunk by now?
Well, its impossible to go undetected or forgotten.
Loud? Yes. Obnoxious? Certainly not. The head goes back (for maximum airflow) and a great punctuated, no holds barred, bellowing begins. It is not so much your typical 'hah' but more of a 'rhah' noise. Each little hop seems to start with something more akin to a light gutteral emission, more akin to a growl perhaps, for just the briefest moment. In the end the hands will may be clasped or pressed together and resting on her upper chest.
It is quite the enjoyable event, I must say. Entertaining and refreshing for the soul.
Thankfully, it is not a rare occurance.
Wow Justin, you've really studied this! :) I thought you were going to say "Obnoxious? Yes." Thanks for not.
Sometimes I laugh more subtely though, I'm not always growling and making gutteral emissions and rhahing right? I do touch my chest a lot when I laugh though don't I?
I'm not sure I've ever caught a subtle laugh, certainly nothing resembling a giggle. Chuckle? Nope... can't think of one either. Now, a toned down version of the above? Yup, but I wouldn't call that subtle. The roaring rhah turns into a whah.
The hands thing is kinda cute... itty bitty dainty hands on a person with great big laughs. I think the constrast is why I remember it, actually.
Um, even I don't know this much about your laugh! I'm a little scared by Justin's stalkerish portrayal of your laugh. :) And especially the hand motions and everything. I've never noticed!
Yeah I was a little scared too. :) But it is a pretty good portrayal I guess.
Well I've had the chance to study "the laugh" a little more and I'll have to say you're pretty right on there, Justin. I didn't get any guffaws or bellows out of her, though. Most of the laughs I could get were quickly muffled with the hand over the mouth (something about loud noises in a quiet book store). So I can only hope for the possibility of future study. Don't know how my chances are there though...