From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... laugh?
BB p.132,
The Family Afterward
But why shouldn't we laugh?
2.
... laugh.
BB p.157,
A Vision For You
3.
... laugh about
that I can see."
BB p.157,
A Vision For You
4.
... laugh and
gone on to better things.
12&12 p.149,
Tradition Four
5.
... laugh at
himself and it will affect ...
BB p.125,
The Family Afterward
A man may criticize or
laugh at himself and it will affect others favorably, but criticism or ridicule coming from another often produces the contrary effect.
6.
... laugh at
himself -- and that is the ...
12&12 p.149,
Tradition Four
Even the chief architect, standing in
the ruins of his dream,
could laugh at himself --
and that is the very acme of
humility.
7.
... laugh at
the gin mills.
BB p.6,
Bill's Story
8.
... laugh at
those who think spirituality the ...
BB p.68,
How It Works
9.
... laugh it
off, or become irritated and ...
BB p.23,
There Is A Solution
If you draw this fallacious reasoning
to the attention of an alcoholic, he will laugh it off, or become irritated and refuse to talk.
10.
... laugh much.
BB p.132,
The Family Afterward
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