Laughtest?第一关都通不过(2)

Metaphorically speaking, if something doesn’t meet or pass the smell test, it means it’s easily refutable. It’s proven false and wrong easily. It must be very illogical and unreasonable.
In the same way, if something doesn’t meet or pass the laugh test, then it’s so irrational and nonsensical that it will probably be laughed at by anyone who hears it.
Also, giggle test – presumably it won’t stop women from giggling and others from laughing and sniggering.
And not because it’s funny, but because it’s unreasonable.
All right, here are media examples of things that don’t meet or pass the laugh test:
1. None of the visas issued by a fake U.S. embassy that operated abroad for almost a decade were used to enter the U.S., the Department of State claimed Monday.
After nearly 10 years in business, a fake U.S. embassy in Accra, Ghana, was shut down this past summer, the State Department revealed last month in a press release.
The Department reportedly discovered the operation earlier this year through an informant.