Michael Mosley is really a fantastic and cheery science host who giggles a lot in the BBC documentaries. If I met him with a pencil in mouth, I guess will laugh so hard that swallow it.
Not necessarily. When you're happy, you smile, sure – but it's neither obvious nor self-explanatory that it also (kind of) works the other way around. One might ask: why would forced smiling make me feel happier when I'm actually not feeling like smiling? Undoing my belt doesn't make me feel stuffed, either (admittedly not a great example). The physiology behind this effect isn't all too easily explained, although, yes, it does seem superficially reasonable.
Anybody, see the innuendos at the end. :P lol
maidenluva47 1 month ago
edinburgh is the most miserable city in edinburgh? shit, i live there :o(
scottishlad1987 9 months ago
A PENCIL is all you need to bring a smile to your face and pleasure to your minds! Try it.....
IDsignbyShireen 11 months ago
He needs to control for the effect of lulz from somebody walking up and telling you to eat a pencil. That would make me happy.
VulcanFleet 1 year ago
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krzysiomc 1 year ago
Anybody else notice the song at :50 is on Little Big Planet?
Simmsdaniel1 1 year ago
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krzysiomc 1 year ago
The 'Little Big Plannet' song/music is actually My Patch by Jim Noir from his Tower of Love LP.
B0mBjAcK83 1 month ago
Michael Mosley is really a fantastic and cheery science host who giggles a lot in the BBC documentaries. If I met him with a pencil in mouth, I guess will laugh so hard that swallow it.
xuanjiangsara 1 year ago 2
I think we would all smile & laugh naturally if we were not bled dry by the idiots in control :( ... :)
2JAMMY 1 year ago
A pencil is good for relieving boredom.
(1) tap out a a funky rhythm.
(2) with the help of some paper (or other willing surface) draw and design and sketch.
Drrummer 1 year ago
i think looking silly is what is triggering pleasure..
fuckshit485 1 year ago 3
1:50 woa?
Clipster15 1 year ago
the thing in this video that made me smile was hearing LittleBigPlanet music in the background :D
cuteyoshipup 1 year ago
nae gadges fae the slums of edinburgh then, Irvine Welsh will be so disappointed
sanchufish 1 year ago
depends where you put it
bellendbrie 1 year ago 2
Need to test this under an MRI.
gjsterp 1 year ago
this is fantastic
yt1account 1 year ago
Another reason not to inject botox in your face :P
mysterioscone 1 year ago 4
didn't do anything.
biologyprodigy 1 year ago
oh how incredibly interesting goody goody
gedhosty 1 year ago
I bet it was the same pencil , through the whole vid ;D
surferriness 1 year ago 5
Didn't work for me.
Nanowarex 1 year ago
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krzysiomc 1 year ago
i dare someone to get the guards outside buckingham palace to do this!
Kiwigal84 1 year ago
Let's see if this can cure depression!!!
alaswoeisme 1 year ago
common sense...yet people dont try it!!! this is great <3 i love bbc.
tahitiancookie 1 year ago
@tahitiancookie
"common sense"
Not necessarily. When you're happy, you smile, sure – but it's neither obvious nor self-explanatory that it also (kind of) works the other way around. One might ask: why would forced smiling make me feel happier when I'm actually not feeling like smiling? Undoing my belt doesn't make me feel stuffed, either (admittedly not a great example). The physiology behind this effect isn't all too easily explained, although, yes, it does seem superficially reasonable.
criscros7 1 year ago
funny how they only asked english people, I'm sure that wasn't intentional.
ffrasaa 1 year ago
my pencil tastes funny
xAlfiegirlx 1 year ago
Gon' try it.
mrjclim 1 year ago
cheaper than weed^^
krzysiomc 1 year ago 29
Omg it actually worked =D
ollytennant 1 year ago
Funny nice to know.
DahRecruit 1 year ago
LOL, I really need this.
isofox1 1 year ago
Thumbs up when you try it too :D
Leupiiii 1 year ago 53
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gtsgamer 1 year ago
hehe... great!
JointCracky 1 year ago