I'm sure you heard the phrase "laughing your head off."

Its from an old Scottish chieftain who fought in the Jacobite rebellion. As he is about to be beheaded on the chopping block he cursed the lord's and lady's that came to watch.

They were all stood on a wooden scaffold tiered frame. He cursed them that they will die soon.

As they put his head onto the chopping block the crowd of lords leant forward and tiptoed to see and then the frame collapsed and a lot of them were crushed to death.

The Jacobite chieftain had uncontrollable laughter and had his head chopped off.

After your post I had a funny and eerie thought of a severed head still laughing on the floor.

I'm sure you heard the phrase "laughing your head off."

Its from an old Scottish chieftain who fought in the Jacobite rebellion. As he is about to be put in the guillotine he cursed the lord's and lady's that came to watch.

They were all stood on a wooden scaffold tiered frame. He cursed them that they will die soon.

As they put his head into the guillotine the crowd of lords leant forward and tiptoed to see and then the frame collapsed and a lot of them were crushed to death.

The Jacobite chieftain had uncontrollable laughter and had his head chopped off.

After your post I had a funny and eerie thought of a severed head still laughing on the floor.