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Don't Laugh, People...

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We've decided to change the name of the blog today to something less personable in hopes of increasing popularity, marketing, and promotion.

The premise of the new title is much the same as any other great idea (not the ones that come from sitting upon the throne)... random, spur of the moment. It's related to the book (autobiography) I'm writing thanks to a friend of my aunt & uncle. He'd crack a very inappropriate joke left and right, and he'd always look to me to tell me "Don't Laugh, Sean"® and that's where this all came about.

While I won't be doing everything out of sarcasm, and still discussing EVERYTHING, I want people to know that when I do make jokes, inappropriate or not, it's okay to laugh at each and every one of them.

And if you find a situation in my life to be humorous when I seem ticked off, just remind me in the comments to laugh it off...
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