8. Brad and Mandy

7. Elice

6. Tanna

5. Nathan

4. Penny

3. Fraser

2. Pops and Omi

1. Karl

Laughter is the best medicine.  Listen to us laugh… we are all cRazY healthy.

Laughter is the best medicine. Listen to us laugh… we are all cRazY healthy.

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Laughter is, always has been, and soon will, be the best medicine. Laughter en perpetua...is not a real latin phrase.

Eight out of ten formerly retired doctors agree: this podcast will heighten and lighten your inner core and outerwear. It's only a matter of time before we break the other two.

“To laugh is to live is to love is to lighten the soul.” Said someone, maybe — or at some point those words will be spoken, although not necessarily in that particular order. 
 
This podcast has been prescribed by better doctors everywhere, and by mediocre medical professionals somewhere. Animal doctors, or &quot;vets&quot; as they choose to be called, may have scrolled past this very podcast while looking for their favourite spoken word blog. 

Anti-laughters all say: “This is reelee gud meddy-sun&quot;, about what? We don't know. Possibly bleach, which could theoretically lighten the soul as well. 

So do it! Listen to at least one and you might laugh and maybe cure your ills, unless you have a bad cough. In which case take garlic and echinacea and call me in the morning. 

NOT recommended for use if you have:
Bruised ribs

Lock jaw
Loser Face
Inflamed spine
Missing lungs
Absent soul 

Warning, may cause bloating, leg badness, nausea, nail fungus, tintinitus, excessive ear wax and ragweed.

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Laughter is, always has been, and soon will, be the best medicine. Laughter en perpetua...is not a real latin phrase. Eight out of ten formerly retired doctors agree: this podcast will heighten and lighten your inner core and outerwear. It's only a matter of time before we break the other two. “To laugh is to live is to love is to lighten the soul.” Said someone, maybe — or at some point those words will be spoken, although not necessarily in that particular order. This podcast has been prescribed by better doctors everywhere, and by mediocre medical professionals somewhere. Animal doctors, or "vets" as they choose to be called, may have scrolled past this very podcast while looking for their favourite spoken word blog. Anti-laughters all say: “This is reelee gud meddy-sun", about what? We don't know. Possibly bleach, which could theoretically lighten the soul as well. So do it! Listen to at least one and you might laugh and maybe cure your ills, unless you have a bad cough. In which case take garlic and echinacea and call me in the morning. NOT recommended for use if you have: Bruised ribs Lock jaw Loser Face Inflamed spine Missing lungs Absent soul Warning, may cause bloating, leg badness, nausea, nail fungus, tintinitus, excessive ear wax and ragweed.

Laughter is, always has been, and soon will, be the best medicine. Laughter en perpetua...is not a real latin phrase.

Eight out of ten formerly retired doctors agree: this podcast will heighten and lighten your inner core and outerwear. It's only a matter of time before we break the other two.

“To laugh is to live is to love is to lighten the soul.” Said someone, maybe — or at some point those words will be spoken, although not necessarily in that particular order. 
 
This podcast has been prescribed by better doctors everywhere, and by mediocre medical professionals somewhere. Animal doctors, or "vets" as they choose to be called, may have scrolled past this very podcast while looking for their favourite spoken word blog. 

Anti-laughters all say: “This is reelee gud meddy-sun", about what? We don't know. Possibly bleach, which could theoretically lighten the soul as well. 

So do it! Listen to at least one and you might laugh and maybe cure your ills, unless you have a bad cough. In which case take garlic and echinacea and call me in the morning. 

NOT recommended for use if you have:
Bruised ribs

Lock jaw
Loser Face
Inflamed spine
Missing lungs
Absent soul 

Warning, may cause bloating, leg badness, nausea, nail fungus, tintinitus, excessive ear wax and ragweed.

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