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fuzzyfelt
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Something about having dimples when you are young- people keep asking to see them, and the state sort of stuck, but less so now.
Doesn't always work. I flashed my dimples once, at the beach. Caused a stampede of mothers snatching up their children. Almost landed me in jail.fuzzyfelt said:Something about having dimples when you are young- people keep asking to see them, and the state sort of stuck, but less so now.
jimmysnyder said:Whenever I see a baby or toddler, I always smile at it.
That's too funny, I was quoting W C Fields to someone just this morning.jimmysnyder said:Whenever I see a baby or toddler, I always smile at it. I think that's a natural human response. Anyway it's one of the few times I smile. Like W.C. Fields, I start my day with a smile and get it over with.
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Got to love this guy."Do you like children?" and Fields responds, "I do if they're properly cooked."
Madam, there's no such thing as a tough child— if you parboil them first for seven hours, they always come out tender.
Tongue-greeting...Loren Booda said:I haven't tried the tongue greeting lately.
It is not necessary to always smile when you are alone. Smiling is a natural expression of happiness, but it is also okay to experience other emotions when you are by yourself.
Smiling can release endorphins and improve your mood, even when you are alone. It can also help reduce stress and anxiety.
No, it is not weird to smile when you are alone. Smiling is a natural human expression and can be a way to show self-love and positivity.
Yes, smiling when alone can have a positive impact on your mental health. It can help boost your mood and reduce negative thoughts and feelings.
You can set reminders for yourself, practice gratitude, or engage in activities that make you happy to help remind yourself to smile when you are alone.