Right after Kobe Bryant died, I tried tossing something in the trash 10 feet away & I missed, but I still said "KOBE!"
So a coworker told me "ay you ain't supposed to say 'Kobe' if you didn't make it" & I responded with "why? Kobe didn't make it" & everyone died laughing but we all felt so guilty for laughing 😂 we all knew it was horrible
@ChiefJustWalks I think I can beat that. I worked the night Kobe crashed and after went to my buddy's bar. He greeted me as he always did with "Feel the Burn" as I always opined how ridiculous he was.
I responsed "Kobe Sure Did" 🔥 which sent many into a cold sweat. A fine moment!😈
I don’t have a dark sense of humor, but I do have a broken one I think. People usually laugh at breaks in a pattern we recognize and that’s humor. It’s something we don’t see coming. I laugh only at things that are entirely expected. Like when I’m having a hard time with a coworker while we’re trying to do something and they say “this sucks” I’ll laugh so hard I’m practically in tears. 😂 I mean it does. They’re not being funny with a joke or anything like that, but the frankness of it is hilarious to me for some reason.
I remember my sister made a joke about one of our dad’s MMA fighters who was a proficient knockout artist. His first name was Bill, and my sister joked that because he’s so good at knocking people unconscious, his nickname should be “Cosby”.
She then went on to do a hilarious Bill Cosby impression of the Jello pudding pops commercials he used to do, saying something in her Cosby voice like “We need to spike the pops with the pills that make the girls go sleepy!”
I laughed my ass off, but remember thinking that we are so going to hell. 😂🤣
Does watching SAW movie and laughing at the victims when they cry counts? Maybe I was sympathetic towards the killer, I guess because of all he had gone through.
@SW-User I was in clubs dancing to my fav reggae songs that I learned had some really bad things lol.. a guy from Jamaica was in my car w/my kids’ dad and heard the cd back then go on and he was like, do you know they really do that stuff there? Then he was told it’s mine 🤣 I tried to not like it, but I couldn’t 😞 It’s the best dancing music for me 😞
@SkeetSkeetWell that could be hard to not. When I was a teen I saw a coming attraction to news that I thought was for a comedy show. It said moose stops man to death and they showed a moose jumping in the air, it didn’t seem like a news thing- I mean the damn jumping moose wasn’t necessary. I was laughing so hard that when my older cousin said it wasn’t a joke, I still couldn’t stop laughing and she had to hide in the bathroom b/c she had a full blown asthma attack from laughing so hard. Then another when she came out and saw me still trying not to laugh.
We later that night got stuck on a dark(not at all lighted) road that deer were known for and when I finally agreed to walk back we heard noises from the woods and I ran and screamed we’re gonna get stomped on by a deer b/c we laughed at the moose thing. My cousin was on the floor having another asthma attack from laughing 😂
guilty. i'm grateful for my close friends who share my dark humor. neville shah's riff on his mothers death helped me grieve my mother who passed away recently. jimmy carr inappropriate stand up always makes me laugh. ricky gervais is ok, but i don't give a shit about celebrities so half his stuff is a little dull. dan fernandes and biswa rath have their moments too