Proyer stated that others enjoy being the centre of attention and intentionally provoke situations that make others
laugh about them.
"There are people who
laugh about having cancer, having HIV.
We all have precious little to
laugh about at the moment.
There is, in truth, not an awful lot to
laugh about these days, unless it is of the hollow, ironic variety.
Babies first
laugh about three or four months after birth, way before they can understand a joke.
He'd say, "Robbie, come on out, it's fine." We'd have a
laugh about it.
"People are brought up to
laugh about certain things."
It's all in good fun, and we never say anything hurtful." Having things to
laugh about keeps BFFs close.
The pundits saying that the president should be ashamed of himself for his sexual conduct or for his previous lies about it wouldn't understand the serial illuminations of Happiness: everyone has a sexual secret; everyone has reason to feel ashamed about sexuality, which cannot be cleaned up, even by marriage or police; putting sexuality on trial is a mistake; everyone is a pervert and should be ashamed of himself or herself and then should
laugh about it and do something intricate and artistic with it.
He added: "Luckily, he was OK and we both had a
laugh about it.
What makes me
laugh about my character is that he's not really as smart or cool or good-looking as he thinks he is.
