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> I'm a new father and experiencing my son laugh for the first time has been one of the most remarkable experiences I've ever had. Nothing I know of compares to
by a3n 10y ago
> I'm a new father and experiencing my son laugh for the first time has been one of the most remarkable experiences I've ever had. Nothing I know of compares to the feeling I get. It's like a gush of joy and happiness.
My son's in college now, and I still haven't forgotten when he was not yet walking, less than a year old, and we sat on the couch cracking each other up every time I said the word "chicken." Who knows why it was funny? It was hilarious to us.
Another time he was also not yet walking, and new to crawling (and I was new to his crawling). I set him down on the floor, left the room, came back and he wasn't there. Minor panic until I found him behind the couch. Then he cracked up. He played a joke on me.
- jerf 10y ago'My son's in college now, and I still haven't forgotten when he was not yet walking, less than a year old, and we sat on the couch cracking each other up every time I said the word "chicken." Who knows why it was funny?' If you'd like, you can try bonding once again over the collegiate-level telling of that joke: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL_-1d9OSdk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL_-1d9OSdk
- jrowley 10y agoWow this is really fantastic. It really could make a great primer for how a technical/research presentation should flow. I love at the end how he has a prepared slide to answer the question. Good stuff
- JoeAltmaier 10y agoBrilliant! Chicken chicken! Chicken.
- falsedan 10y agoBabies' jokes are the best jokes.
- moomin 10y agoOh grief, my 5yo thinks chicken is the funniest word in the world.