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== [[Web Comics]] ==

* Inverted in ''[[The Order of the Stick|Order of the Stick]]''. Xykon proclaims that his goals will be achieved soon, Red Cloak and Mit-D laugh. Redcloak asks why Xykon doesn't laugh.

{{quote| '''Xykon:''' Actually, ever since I became a lich, I haven't been able to get the same volume in my evil laughter since I technically don't have ''lungs''.}}

{{quote|'''Xykon:''' Actually, ever since I became a lich, I haven't been able to get the same volume in my evil laughter since I technically don't have ''lungs''.}}

== [[Web Original]] ==

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* In ''[[Kick Buttowski]]'', [[Royal Brat|Gordon Gibble]] snaps his fingers every time he want his henchmen to laugh at something he just said. [[Insufferable Genius|Ronaldo]] demands the same thing from his pit crew the episode "Mellowbrook Drift". At one point he says: "Laugh harder!" On another occasion, he stops them, stating "It wasn't ''that'' funny!"

* ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'':

{{quote| [[Mook|Guard]] at the Boiling Rock: "Well, isn't that cute. ([[Beat]]) I ''said,'' isn't that cute?"

{{quote|[[Mook|Guard]] at the Boiling Rock: "Well, isn't that cute. ([[Beat]]) I ''said,'' isn't that cute?"

[[Anti-Hero|Zuko]]: "Um, yes! Very cute, sir."

[[The Smart Guy|Sokka]]: "''Super'' cute." }}

* In ''[[Codename: Kids Next Door]]'', there is a boss man who wants to capture LIVE Rainbow Monkeys and do some horrible thing with/to them that is never mentioned:

{{quote| '''Boss:''' And then, we'll take those Rainbow Monkeys, and...*whispers to henchman Simon, they both laugh*~~ ~~

{{quote|'''Boss:''' And then, we'll take those Rainbow Monkeys, and...*whispers to henchman Simon, they both laugh*

'''Boss:''' ''Shut up Simon!''~~ ~~

'''Boss:''' ''Shut up Simon!''

'''Simon:''' Yes, sir... }}

* Non-villainous example in an episode of ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'', Homer is forced to borrow money from Patty and Selma. They agree to help him out on the condition that he become their slave until he repays the debt. They then begin smirking and laughing, and Homer chuckles a little with them at first. Eventually he starts to genuinely laugh more so than those two, who then get a little annoyed at him.