I'm dying of laughter.

You're practically groveling!

The audience roared with laughter.

They were all in convulsions of laughter.

The crowd cracked up.

Your friend doubles over with laughter and says,

Pardon me while I have a convulsion.

Ask me. You said it. We rolled 'em in the aisles.

You'd die laughing if I told you.

Everyone burst into laughter. I was humiliated.

I just about died laughing when I heard it.

The white one goes with both crying and laughing!

I nearly split my sides laughing at Tom's stories.

After two hours she calls me rolling with laughter

Oh, you'd die laughing at some of the names we thought of. I remember there was one...

You're so funny, I was all in stitches.

Twenty feet in every direction, everyone started to howl.

Now in the meantime, the two Danish guys to the left of the camera, they're cracking up.

Making people laugh can be a highly effective way of breaking down barriers that prevent positive social change.

He said I was only her father, you be her dad.

Yeah.

I was laughing so hard and so emotional that my mask was flooding, because I was crying underwater, just because it was so amazing.

I was crying in my room quietly and I was so much proud of those people because that created big smiles and laughter among the children.

Vronsky shook with laughter, and long after, when he was already talking of other things, he again went off into roars of hearty laughter, showing his compact row of strong teeth, at the remembrance of the helmet.

'And I am hampered and oppressed by the knowledge that they won't take me as a wet nurse in the Foundlings' Hospital,' repeated the old Prince, to the great joy of Turovtsyn, who laughed till he dropped the thick end of a piece of asparagus into the sauce.

The good natured Mary Evgenyevna shook with laughter at everything the amusing Prince said, and even Varenka, in a way new to Kitty, succumbed to the feeble but infectious laughter inspired by the Prince's jokes.

This hospital messy place, so you can either laugh or cry and just sat with my older sister, really we hardly meet that no time and rolling with laughter.

The coffee never got made, but boiled over and splashed everybody, effecting just what was required that is, it gave an excuse for much noise and laughter, staining the valuable carpet and the Baroness's dress.

Everyone burst into laughter. I was humiliated. She came back.

And I crack up at this piece, because when I see it I know that's French angora and all antique German ribbons and wool that I got in a Nebraska mill and carried around for 10 years and then antique Chinese skirts.