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I Blamed My Laugh on the Chair. Sue Was Not Convinced.
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A very unconvincing furniture explanation
Deb makes an unexpected noise while laughing and blames the chair. Sue immediately notices that the chair is not even moving. Deb wanted a nice quiet laugh, but Sue trying to finish the story sets them both off again. By the end, Deb has stopped hiding her face and the chair has been cleared of any involvement.
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This Short keeps the failed excuse and the shared laugh together. In the longer version, Rosie also hears the parking-machine story behind it and recalls Deb's hairbrush concerts with her sister. If you have your own funny little moment to tell, try a free chat with Rosie.
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Deb: I snorted. Blamed the chair.
Rosie: The chair?
Deb: Sue said, 'It isn't even moving.' I'd wanted a nice quiet laugh. I got a noise I'd never heard myself make.
Rosie: Did you have to explain?
Deb: No. Sue tried to finish her story. We both went again. I stopped hiding my face. The chair was innocent.
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