Word: laughters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Finally, Franken's stoic expression collapsed and he broke into laughter. "I'd like to see something like that in The Crimson," he said. "But seriously, if anyone wants to make it in show business, well, it doesn't help at all to go to Harvard...
...this, Artur roars with laughter...
...looking at the picture later, and explain to anyone looking over her shoulder, "Oh, that's when we were younger, when we had just gotten married. We were a bit silly then." The couple in the picture don't care, they open to the camera, lit by their own laughter. Wedding is full of tensely pretentious romanticism, but this is one of the few pictures of love...
...time our laughter turned to tears, we were committed. It was 8:30 and there were gaggles of parties and we knew that this song, howsomever it turned out, would just have to be sung to the gathered rabble who would be the only ones to appreciate it (I mean, when you're sober and shaking from the vibes of that fifth-of-a-century mile-stone roaring up over the hill and down towards you in a Big Mack diesel dribbling lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise and ashes from a three-foot seegar all over the steaming tar pavement and dwarf...
...computer terminal. In the cafeteria a radio speaker has been playing classical music all night to an empty room. At midnight the music yields to a recording of two comedians performing live. They're telling jokes and singing folk songs in a thick Yiddish accent. Applause and laughter echo from the radio into the darkness...