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Bet You Will Smile!

Try not to laugh at some of these faces.


Don't laugh now.
Even animals laugh.
Looks like your dad doesn't it?



Your little brother?

Sister what big teeth you have!

Your sister trying to look pretty.

Donkey you get it!



People with big teeth laugh the loudest!
If you don't laugh at that you are a blowfish.

Hah

We can't forget your mom. 

Or your former boyfriend. 

And last the school principal.




So how did that make you feel? Seeing others laugh or even animals can cheer you up.




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