[addendum, emotions.amused]

[wispfox]

Ok, ok - they are fine reasons - _IF_ they are actually the real reason. But they are generally used as reasons when the actual reason is either unknown or not being shared, and are therefore not valid reasons in those cases (even if amusing).

(unrelatedly, today is _such_ a chai day, since I'm not going to be home until 10:30p tonight. And I'm tired)

Comments

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

Amusingly, commenting on me giggling tends to make me giggle harder (or at all, if I was not yet doing so). I have yet to figure out why this is so. :)

So, yes. Popular goal, I've noticed. :)

[metahacker.livejournal.com]

I had a friend who, when he'd been yelled at enough to quit tickling people, would sit right in front of you and say in a slow, calm voice, "Don't giggle. There is no reason to giggle. Don't...giggle." This is, of course, irresistible.

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

Heh! Indeed.

I'm glad someone got him to stop tickling people, though!