Don Q said it, and the crowd laughed

When Don Q said it to a crowd, they laughed. So when he stood in front of another crowd, he said it again, and the new crowd laughed, too. So whenever he stood in front of a new crowd, he said it again, and each new crowd laughed, too. And some of the members of the crowds repeated what he said to others, and some of them laughed, too. Gradually, the members of Don Q's crowds and some of those others had all learned to laugh at what Don Q said. So the other day at the new concentration camp, he said it to Omen and Ron Disease, and they laughed. (Andrew Shields, #111Words, 5 July 2025)