One time I was watching a TV movie with a bunch of friends in a darkened room.I found the movie boring so I was kind of daydreaming not paying much attention. Then I thought I heard sound of people laughing so I began to pretend laughing too. Wasn't till I looked around and noticed tears running down faces and kleenex that I realized they were crying about such a sad event in the movie. Oops!
I'm one of those unfortunate people who laugh when they are upset, nervous, or uncomfortable, so I have had way to many to count, but...
My friends mother had died and he asked me to be a pall bearer. She was a small woman. When we were carrying her casket down the steps of the church, we could feel her body slide down the inside the coffin and thump against end. I was horrified until I started wondering why they didn't use styrafoam peanuts or something to pack her in so she wouldn't roll around in there. I had tears coming dowqn my face and luckily most people thought I was just upset.
Don't be ashamed. I think most uf us who've attended a funeral had a similar experience. When my dad died, I had a snicker moment at his funeral because I knew he hadn't changed his Will yet and most of his stuff went to my mom rather than his new wife. I found that really funny
I was at a funeral and the pallbearers were carrying the casket down the stairs. Just then the most evil thought popped into my head. I imagined one of them tripping causing the others to fall down and drop the casket down the stairs and have it bust open at the bottom of the stairs. I don't know what made me think that but then I had to stifle a case of the giggles.
Benedict Arnold 