Proverbs 17:22

I'm about to go all philosophical-crazy on you, so keep your hands and arms inside the vehicle at all times and enjoy the ride. Thank you for visiting "Bodaciously G-Rated." Keep your tray tables up. Brace yourselves. Seatbelts. Arms. Safety. Yeah.

Here's my deep, mind-befuddling question of the day: where do we get our sense of humor? What determines what we think is funny? Have you noticed how some people rarely crack a smile, and others can't contain the giggles? I'm sure we are naturally prone to enjoy certain things more than others. I think irony is generally humorous. But what determines the difference between that grumpy old guy who thinks Nacho Libre is the biggest waste of time since Line Rider and the teenage girl (*cough cough*, ME) who doesn't stop laughing the entire movie?

And most of all, what is so funny about this 27 second video that made me laugh so hard I was crying?

I dunno guys, but I do know one thing: life's better when you're laughing at something.

"A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones."

Surprises, Surprises!

Experiences I thought I would never have:

Having to create a pro-smoking ad for a psychology assignment

Learning how to write graffiti in Sunday school

Hearing "Red Solo Cup" on the radio and being filled with an unexplainable joy

Finishing a scholarship application EARLY

Doing a stats assignment at home

Having English class outside (for the record, Crime and Punishment is a lot more interesting when you're sitting on a lawn)

Finding out Eskimos are real

Discovering you can buy this:

website here

But I guess that's why they say life's like a box of chocolates; if you get the Russel Stover kind, you DO know what you're going to get, but it doesn't matter because they aren't that good anyway. Usually, though, you don't know what you're going to get.