The best classic game music and more
This is SO childish... OK, I love it 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E2XDMLLK7E
(harmless prank, hey it's not like libraries are teeming with people these days 
and uh... an elder dragon calls Wal-Mart (I thought this one was hilarious 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoB0HfGXNf0
except for the racial comment... was that really necessary? Otherwise, it was near perfect.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIVTT4fgPQI
My personal favorite.
I like the ones with John Cena... those are pretty funny.
Oh Great Krishna, I'm gonna die laughing!
Bravo, sirs! Brah, voh!
Even if you're only linking something that someone else posted!
I needed a good laugh. Laughs. Is "laughs" even a word? Spell correct isn't highlighting it, anyway.
Oh Great Krishna, I'm gonna die laughing!
Bravo, sirs! Brah, voh!
Even if you're only linking something that someone else posted!
I needed a good laugh. Laughs. Is "laughs" even a word? Spell correct isn't highlighting it, anyway.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Laughs is indeed a word. For example "He laughs a lot." Similar usage to jog or play.
Dragonfish Dog wrote:Oh Great Krishna, I'm gonna die laughing!
Bravo, sirs! Brah, voh!
Even if you're only linking something that someone else posted!
I needed a good laugh. Laughs. Is "laughs" even a word? Spell correct isn't highlighting it, anyway.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Laughs is indeed a word. For example "He laughs a lot." Similar usage to jog or play.
What I meant was "laughs" as plural, as in, more than one laugh.
For a second, I thought it was one of those plural words that ended in "es" as in "laughes."
Okay, that is a stupid spelling. Never mind. Overthinking too much.
avatar! wrote:Dragonfish Dog wrote:Oh Great Krishna, I'm gonna die laughing!
Bravo, sirs! Brah, voh!
Even if you're only linking something that someone else posted!
I needed a good laugh. Laughs. Is "laughs" even a word? Spell correct isn't highlighting it, anyway.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Laughs is indeed a word. For example "He laughs a lot." Similar usage to jog or play.What I meant was "laughs" as plural, as in, more than one laugh.
For a second, I thought it was one of those plural words that ended in "es" as in "laughes."
Okay, that is a stupid spelling. Never mind. Overthinking too much.
Yes, it can also mean that
As in "We've had our share of laughs, now back to work!" Laughs can be a noun or verb.