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For me, it's when I think of a time in which I was 10 years old and blew a raspberry while playing games in a separate room but my brother could hear the noises.

At first, I just kept doing it cause I thought the noise was funnier to me, the louder I made it. With my increased laughter came my brothers increasingly angry remarks which started with "Would you stop? That's so annoying". But after a good interval, he was screaming "STOP F*CKING MAKING THOSE NOISES!" Which of course made me laugh harder.

I kept making the noise louder, laughing at the noise, then laughing at how angry my brother was getting. This went on until I was practically in tears with laughter until his friend opened the door, looking at me like I had two heads, "Ummmm... okay, stop doing that", which made me laugh harder.

My brother summed it up, well, afterwards, "I told you to stop making that noise, you laughed, and did it again". I recognize these actions as immature even for a 10 year old at the time, perhaps, but to this day, it still makes me laugh at how angry he got over a fart noise.

What's an immature thing that makes you laugh? And did my story make you laugh?

My car burned in a garage fire when an air compressor shorted out and caught the shop on fire. An old friend of mine decided to give me a car. I didn't want to accept charity due to me being prideful but I needed a car so I accepted his offer. When it came time to swap the title I paid him what he wrote as the price on the title to make myself feel better. Does it make me a bad person for doing what I did for that reason?