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  • Forced laughter is the best kind. Not.

  • @OneHappyCattle It's not forced, it's faked. Faking is fun, forcing is not. And faking it can make you really laugh. But don't try it, you might split a gut.

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  • in usa many are unhappy in the worst slavery exhaustive work- lauughter clubs run by rich doctots/mental social workers - but mkultra children are tortured/murdered by govt- no its not their problem if they wont laugh-u have to take violent action to stop evil tortureres hiding behind academics/doctors etc=-plus jokes can make us laugh too- plus songs/dance-mothers of world need unite to stop their slavery to men and forced pregnancies- to sell babies for mans booze /drugs-action is uplifting 2

  • that gentleman makes a sad statement - it IS cultural - when i lived in india (the unhappiest time of my life) - pune specifically, nobody laughs, life is nothing but drudgery and a jungle for those who cannot afford 'luxuries' that you and i take for granted here - in one word: misery. there's nothing to laugh about when u have poverty around u, disease, dogs running rampant, filth, excrement, etc.. and nobody bats an eyelash - i say first change ur way of thinking - that will make u laugh...

  • @simplicitykitty

    In the laughing club we say, "It's not because we're happy that we laugh, it's because we laugh that we are happy." I believe you missed the point. The idea is that you can be happy whatever your material circumstances, which doesn't stop you from wanting to improve your circumstances. In any case, even outside the laughing club, I don't see people in India being more or less happy than people in the west, and I have spent a lot of time in India.

  • @srajano you make a good point, laughter even contrived or 'forced' is just as good for the immune system as is humor - and on a positive note let me say that i was in awe of the indians there (i am of indian descent too but not raised indian), nobody complained, they 'gave in' to their circumstances. great video,thx for sharing, hope people don't misunderstand my words..!!

  • I have been to Pune but I have never seen this there.

  • Weird !

  • Great Video...mostly old people...

  • Yes, I found that interesting. Here in Canada the laughter club is in the evening, and has a wide mix of ages. In India, it is very early morning, and mostly older people, as though "yoga" is for older people to keep healthy. Different culture, different behaviours.

  • I love this video! We should laugh more! I hope to go to India one day!

  • No wonder Ant and Dec never take a sickie!

  • i want to join! hahaha

  • theres been a laughning movement in christian churches for a few years now.... people mocked it and said it was devil! lol! laughter is Good!

  • Actually, Jesus loved laughter and in his father's house in heaven, a joke starts the day not kellog's cereal !

    I have video footage of Jesus telling jokes at Galilee ..lol

  • I want to be in a laughter club. Anybody interested in Houston Montrose?

  • wow thats really cool. thanks for sharing.

  • i can see that on the sky, i think is produced by the compression of the video.

    if you can't see it, go to: w ww.kirill.c om. ar/ovni (delete the spaces)

  • If you count 3 trees in from left to tree 4 and imediatly above the trees you will see a black something scuttle very quickly across.look ver close.

  • whats that in the back ground at 207-211 in sky top left.great though.

  • I presume you mean 2 minutes and 7 seconds into the video. But I don't see anything special in the sky. Glad you liked it anyway.

  • that was great

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