Novel & Cerita Teenage Humor Quotes

Vincent pov I laugh so hard my eyes water. I haven't heard anything so ridiculous and stupid in a long time. The last time someone made me laugh like that was in high school. But the look on my Beta's face can only mean how serious his question was. I wipe away my tears and straighten my posture. Like a kid trying to look serious, I clear my throat a few times before speaking up. "That was a great joke, my friend, but warn me next time before you try to say something so absurd. One of these days, I might choke on a piece of food and die. Do you want it?" I raise an eyebrow at him.

I was fighting back the laugh that was bubbling up inside and I just couldn't contain it any longer as I too, burst into laughter. "You're the most childish teenage boy I've ever met," I commented as tears began rolling down my face.

Joe stuttered with tears from his eyes as he recalled one of his previous ex's words. “You are too immature” she said after giving him a hot slap on the cheek. That was at age thirty-three, now he was more of an old man than a middle age for he is fifty years old. Joe stood up on his feet after realizing how many pains he might have caused Imelda, he fastened his shoes on and set to return home, his attention suddenly attracts to a scene where a teenager shouted. The teenager fell from a canoe into the big sea. “There's no way he'd survive the wave” a lady commented as people drew near to the scene.

age is a pig-killing knife, the corners of your eyes, the corners of my eyes, all already have wrinkles. "Yes, remember when we were young, unrestrained laughter, now laugh also dare not so unrestrained laugh ...... "The two people joked, the atmosphere is very light, "line, I'm leaving, you have a good rest. " "I'll send you to the elevator entrance." "So polite? It's not like we're meeting in life and death."

The quote for this picture said: Don’t take life too seriously. You’re not getting out of it alive. From the passenger seat, Isobel burst out laughing. “Oh my God, that’s hilarious.” Holding her side, she rolled to face me. “Who is it a quote from?” Her eyes glittered with joy and I had to admit, it felt nice, knowing she realized I’d made sure to find out the answer to that question already. “Elbert Hubbard,” I said. “Or at least, it’s similar to one of his quotes.”

I must look ridiculous with my jaw hanging. "What did you think I was doing hanging around a boarding school with a bunch of hormonal teenagers" "I don't know Michael! Getting an education like everyone else!" The man actually laughs. A full belly laughter. "Sorry to pop your bubbles princess" ***

"Well you said there was something different and I can't see anything; what, you have a third nipple or something?" "Cute, if you must know, I'm not exactly anorexic, so my best friend Tammy and I, you'll meet her in a few when she gets here. Anyway we're usually the butt of their jokes, what usually happens is whenever there's a new guy, the twit brigade likes to show us up to make themselves look better." "Oh, that's not nice; do people really do that stuff?" "You seen Mean Girls?" At my nod she carried on. "Well it could've been their autobiography word for word."

"AhHhH, BiG BrOtHeR. YoU ShOuLd HaVe NoT rUnAwAy." "HoNeStLy, Vicky Is SoRrY fOr HuRtIng YoU..." "HAHAHAHAHA!!!" "JuSt KiDdInG, I WoUlD'vE EaTeN YoU AfTeR I wAs BoRn In ThE AbYsS." "GYAHAHAHAH!!!"

Confused, I asked as I closed the door behind me. "Are you here to boycott me and take my CEO job? Have you forgotten that this is my company?" I approached them, going to sit in my chair behind my desk and turning on the computer. Andrew, Spencer, and Connor were trying to keep a straight face, but I knew they were holding back laughter, surely thinking it was all a big joke. "After forty, rebel Joshua is back, buddies," Andrew commented. "I've heard it's normal at this age to feel like a teenager and want to do teenage things," Spencer added, joining in.

someone yelled. "I won’t shut up until someone answers!" Lucas shouted back, clearly enjoying the attention. "We don’t know and we don’t care, so shut the hell up, Lucas!" another voice barked. "Wrong! It’s called Lemon-aid! Get it? Like the drink?" The groan this time was even louder. "Dad jokes are never, ever funny," Elodie muttered, shaking her head.