Pulling people's legs is an activity we should indulge in a lot more. It beats pulling the trigger on anyone, for one.
Second, laughter is the best medicine. It does not cure disease, but certainly prevents some and makes others a lot more bearable.
If you actually pull someone's leg in the correct direction and with the right amount of force, it may be a good stretching exercise for those lazy muscles.
Pulling a fast one, if harmless, falls in the same category as pulling someone's leg, and is also advisable in small doses (if the dose is large, the person concerned may not pull his punches, and we are back to square one- not achieving the objective of lightening up!).
Having pulled my weight by doing my share of writing for today, I will not strain you further. Thanks for being here- now go pull someone's leg!
Second, laughter is the best medicine. It does not cure disease, but certainly prevents some and makes others a lot more bearable.
If you actually pull someone's leg in the correct direction and with the right amount of force, it may be a good stretching exercise for those lazy muscles.
Pulling a fast one, if harmless, falls in the same category as pulling someone's leg, and is also advisable in small doses (if the dose is large, the person concerned may not pull his punches, and we are back to square one- not achieving the objective of lightening up!).
Having pulled my weight by doing my share of writing for today, I will not strain you further. Thanks for being here- now go pull someone's leg!
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