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10 free tips to having fun. Life should be fun.

Updated on June 16, 2014

Hide and seek should be a required 1st grade class.

This guy needs lessons -- he is hiding like on Ostrich
This guy needs lessons -- he is hiding like on Ostrich | Source

If any of this is gross or cruel to you, do not do it. I would appreciate any embellishments.

Let me stuff first. We had fun fun fun until my daddy took the T-Bird away. Fun is a place we leave life and laugh, fun is awesome. Fun is a nourishment of the soul.

I do not shred my personal documents. But I prevent identity theft. I just put them in the garbage. And then I cover garbage with rather foul diapers, grease and any thing else foul, and make sure it sets out in the sun. Dog poop works well also. It just makes me giggle. I got nothing to steal.

Being preposterous is funny, pretending you are not is very funny, surprise is a key.

If someone blocks your way driving way too slow on a two lane road, Flash your lights and honk and make wild gestures at their tires. As they pull over to check, drive on by.

From time to time fix school children sandwiches. But cut a piece of wax paper and insert. Later on they will ask you to do it and swap with others.

Just once try this one. Go to the bathroom. Pull 10 feet off the toilet paper roll. Double up four sections and place in your rear trouser area, Then walk into the office, leaving a tail. Hey it works in movies!

Give you wife something special. Then disappear and re-appear after eating anchovies, pickles and mayonnaise and smear across your face. And just act all lovey dovey, good to bring in champagne – she will definitely react as you try to kiss her --- have fun and go with results.

Fun?

Do you have fun on a daily basis

See results

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Smile

laugh

make faces

skip

dance

make a funny noise

call a friend

throw a rock

whistle

chocolate

Slinkeys are fun because they are just silly.

Whoopie cushions just make us laugh. They are just funny.
Whoopie cushions just make us laugh. They are just funny. | Source

Leave PC'ness somewhere else, if you act like you are supposed to, who cares?

The Hose. It pours out water that we are to conserve. But set one up with a child and have them dowse your spouse.

Get a generator or a can of super tire inflator. Let the air out of your spouses’ tire and then fill it so efficiently and perfectly you are a Prince.

Nowadays kids just show off and make public their under drawers, and pj’s, do the same at you local 7-11.

Some folk do not drink. If they are like recovering AA support them. But some folk for forty years just have not drank alcohol, normally they do not like the lack of self control --- so get them drunk.

Try to play deaf mute at a lack of conscience store. Do not worry. No one else hears or says anything anyway.

Put on a hat you would not be caught wearing and strut your stuff. Probably no one will notice. Go into a Nordstroms and they will notice, and maybe think it is a new look and so be quiet, go to a dime store and you may see it on another.

Work hard. Strive hard but eat a Herring and make a pass at a coworker.

I beg you, please teach your children well, not their parents hell, but how to laugh.

Here is a fun one that I like to do with my children around age 5. You see I teach my children young to make faces and create emotions in the mirror. It teaches them that most of our negative attitudes are fake. Frowning and crying does not make you sad. But smiling can make you happy.

So of course by 4-5 they can play act being upset, and then switch immediately to happy. So in the grocery store check out line. They act up on purpose, you know the game so you scream back, people will be shocked and stare. Then you burst out with high fives and laughs and a hug. Once I had a heighbor kid with and a 3 +6 year old. They even starting fighting with each other. It took us twenty minutes to even try and eat ice cream we were laughing so hard.

Please follow this advice

Whining is a downer
Whining is a downer | Source

BE Happy

This is fun

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