Originally posted by: return_to_hades
Laughing like a moron can help in conflict too.
This happened to me during 10th grade camp. We were divided into patrols and each patrol cooked a meal which was to be judged. We were just done preparing meals and were setting it on our tables. When my patrol was done, I strolled over to some of my friends who were in another patrol to see how they were doing.
Now they had kept the vessel of their dal on chair. I did not notice this and leaned on the chair, tipping the vessel over. I noticed it in time to grab the vessel, just a little bit of dal splattered on the chair. I just got done putting the vessel on the table when I noticed this infuriated girl in my face and then 'chatak'.
I had been slapped, in front of my whole class. All my friends, classmates all of 10th grade was there, watching me get slapped. Normally, I think people would have been upset or insulted. However, I thought her infuriated face was most comical. Getting slapped in front of everyone seemed more comical. I burst out laughing.
Everyone came over and asked me how I was doing and chastised her for behaving so rudely. Even her friends and patrol mates were all concerned if I was ok. Seeing this the girl burst out into tears. Everyone still ignored her. Slowly I was like, c'mon now I'm the one laughing like an idiot ' she is crying. Go console the upset one.
I have a terrible habit of laughing at everything. I've burst out laughing while being yelled at by the teacher and have been expelled for a day. Laughter is the best medicine.
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