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I Snorted Laughing. Then Blamed the Chair.
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The chair was completely innocent
Sue tells Deb about trying to talk to a parking machine. Deb laughs so hard that an unexpected snort comes out, then looks under her chair as if a loose screw might explain the noise. Telling Rosie afterwards, she admits she had wanted a nice quiet laugh. Rosie remembers the hairbrush concerts with Deb's sister. Sue was not fooled by the furniture explanation: the chair had not even moved. As Sue kept trying to finish her story, both friends kept laughing. Deb ends the catch-up with a good review for a chair that did absolutely nothing.
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The joke is in Deb's attempt to hide a harmless laugh, and in Sue knowing exactly what happened. Rosie picks up both the funny excuse and the wish to sound more composed. If something has made you laugh today, you can share the story in a free chat with her.
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Deb: I snorted. Then blamed the chair.
Rosie: Did the chair deny it?
Deb: Sue was doing an impression of herself trying to talk to a parking machine. I laughed so hard I made that noise.
Rosie: And furniture took the blame.
Deb: I actually looked underneath it. As if a loose screw had enjoyed the story.
Rosie: What were you hoping she'd think?
Deb: That I was one of those women with a nice quiet laugh. Not whatever had just come out over my coffee.
Rosie: You were less worried about dignity at those hairbrush concerts.
Deb: That's my sister. She already knows. Sue said, 'Deb. The chair wasn't even moving.' Then we both went again.
Rosie: Did you still want to hide it?
Deb: No. She kept trying to finish the parking story and setting us both off. I hadn't laughed like that all week.
Rosie: Did the chair survive?
Deb: Perfectly. I'm sitting on it next time. Excellent company. Doesn't interrupt.
Rosie: Come back for another Rosie and Deb catch-up.
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