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The last thing that made you laugh

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No idea why this made me laugh so hard.
 
There keeps being poop everywhere today (including some places that seemed questionable about the dogs really being at fault). I stepped in it with two different pairs of shoes and had to clean both of them. I was cleaning one place where I had found poop in the house and found out that it was rubbed on my chair where I sit as well. That's when I started laughing.🤣
 
A Herman cartoon with a large woman and her husband: "She just had her checkup. The Doctor says she's as fit as a double bass."
 
Watching this (and with the live action Lilo & Stitch film coming out this year), I think I should try watching the Lilo & Stitch films and TV series again; been a while since I last saw them.

 
A review of the 2017 Ducktales reboot episode, "The Duck Knight Returns" - which is one any fans of Darkwing Duck will probably get a kick out of (and the guy reviewing it definitely got a lot of laughs out of me):

 
I laugh a lot, but one of the most recent genuine amusement laughs was about my dog deciding to turn her sister's food bowl into a hat last night.😂
My dog's sister is my Mama's dog. We got them at the same time from the same litter.
 
Seagulls been food thieves.
(The last one failing to get away with his theft really got me laughing):
They became a real problem in Australia to the point of becoming dangerous. We now fine anyone seen deliberately feeding them or encouraging them in any way. In popular tourist spots we have regular patrols of dog handlers who's job it is to disperse gathering flocks of seagulls, and to issue fines to anyone seen deliberately feeding them.

For a while Hungry Jacks (Burger King) was making supposedly seagull proof chip containers but it was just a mad advertising gimmick and didn't work.

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Once I was riding a ferry boat in the summer, and people were catching a tan atop the life preserver bins. Seagulls were hovering overhead, getting a free ride from the ship's wake in the air. I tossed a crust of bread up for them, and three stooped trying to catch it. The sunbathers thought they were the target, and bailed.
 

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