Do certain words make you laugh??

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I don't know why this is but I can't even say the word "Jubilee Ham" without cracking up.

You have a clever verbal wit....perhaps that's why.

"Phat J."

llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

^why?

is it the "ll"s?

Dunno - that gogogoch in the end just made me laugh out loud for some reason. Long words somehow sound funny to me.

i guarantee you willn't be amused by listening to the entirety of THIS word. more like exhausted.

i don't know if you'll grow a beard by the time you finish it. this guy did.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFR-ADakI-c[/youtube]

No, actually a village in Wales: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llanfairpwllgwyngyll

i like their national anthem.

do national anthems count for this thread? because i've always found welsh orthography (or that of any celtic language really) to look rather..........silly., like dutch.
not that it sounds strange or anything. it doesn't.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTWtHJmGoHY[/youtube]

The word "Boobies" cracks me up, because it reminds me of when I used to watch Two and a Half Men.

"Shenanigans" would leave a smile on my face, ever since I watched the movie "Super Troopers". Also, "doughnut", as silly as it sounds, had made me laugh because of "The Simpsons", especially if you say it in a Homer Simpson voice.

LONG before they appropriated the word as the name of the internet search company I encountered the word "google", meaning "ten raised to the power of a one hundred" in an article about mathematics. The article went on to say that ten raised to the power of the google is called a "googleplex". I found the word "google" to be quite laugh inspiring, and "googleplex" to be -exponentially-funny!

Man-Boobs that makes me laugh.