The feeling of reassurance and relaxation that follows release from anxiety or distress.
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The Place to Take a Humor Break
HAHAHAHA, this appeals to my warped sense of humor Bill Y!
I myself, have a dry sense of humor!
I was at that restaurant on Wednesday, in Galway. It’s called Moran’s. The waiter came to our table and asked us if we knew about the ‘high tide.’ Now I know why…luckily we drank more Guinness to accommodate the local tradition!
I hope you made it out to one of the Aran Islands. I can’t explain them there islands but if you went, you will know what I mean.
They must be drinking lite beer ’cause it looks a little watery.
They look like they’re getting sloshed.
Probably trying to drown their sorrows.
You should see the guys they’ve already drunk under the table.
Reminds me of a tragic story: Two guys sitting on a river bank. The laziest guys ever. And the river slowly begins to rise and rise until it reaches their feet. One turns to the other and says, “Well, Jed, it looks like our time has come.”
Jed should have used his mind trick and elevated above the situ.