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Why is laughing basically the same in all langu...

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Been thinking for some time.

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Originally posted by Prince Ndandalika
Been thinking for some time.
Hee hee click click
haa haa click

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Hee hee click click
haa haa click
This one is unique!

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Originally posted by MiLyfe
This one is unique!
They laugh different in France too
Uh huh huh huh

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Originally posted by Prince Ndandalika
Been thinking for some time.
I imagine that's been quite a shock for you.

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Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
I imagine that's been quite a shock for you.
I was actually considering it for a PhD thesis.

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Originally posted by Prince Ndandalika
I was actually considering it for a PhD thesis.
If you were working on your PhD you would have hardly enough time to eat, sleep and move your bowels let alone sit in front of the computer on an internet chess site.

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Originally posted by tomtom232
If you were working on your PhD you would have hardly enough time to eat, sleep and move your bowels let alone sit in front of the computer on an internet chess site.
Probably posting here is part of his "research". 😉

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Originally posted by Prince Ndandalika
Been thinking for some time.
jajajajajajajajajaja

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ROFLMAO!

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Nobody working on their PhD would ask a stupid question like this. If you are talking about the word laughter it is obviously not the same in every language and if you are talking about laughter itself then it is an expression and not the same in every language because it is not a part of language!

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Originally posted by tomtom232
Nobody working on their PhD would ask a stupid question like this. If you are talking about the word laughter it is obviously not the same in every language and if you are talking about laughter itself then it is an expression and not the same in every language because it is not a part of language!
What is language?

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Originally posted by Prince Ndandalika
What is language?
It's structured communication. A structured coding/decoding system, to be more precise.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Hee hee click click
haa haa click
that sounds like the laughter of the Bushmen (Basarwa) of the Kalahari.

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