Well, it could be that'someone's just made up a really odd phrase. Maybe 'gay' refers to the sexual orientation, but 'ass spliting' doesn't seem to be a common or known concept in relation to gay stories. It might be a very local or personal term that only a small group knows the meaning of.
I'm not sure exactly what 'gay ass spliting stories' are. It could be some unique and perhaps not well - known personal or fictional tales within the gay community. But without more context, it's difficult to share specific stories.
One person I know took Ambien and while half - asleep, they tried to have a conversation with their potted plant. They thought the plant was a long - lost friend and were sharing all their secrets. It was really hilarious when they told me about it the next day. They were so embarrassed but also found it quite funny in hindsight.
A memorable one is the story of the parrot that learned to mimic the ringtone of its owner's phone. Every time the phone was about to ring, the parrot would start making the same sound, which often confused the owner.
A group of friends decided to have a race. One of them was so confident that he boasted he'd be the first. But as soon as the race started, he tripped over his own shoelaces and landed face - first in a puddle. His muddy and shocked face had us all laughing uncontrollably.
There was a group of friends having a barbecue. One of them, Jack, was in charge of the burgers. He accidentally dropped a burger on the ground and when he picked it up, it landed 'funny side up'. Instead of throwing it away, he said, 'Look, this burger has a new adventure on the ground and now it's a 'ground - exploration burger'. He then told a long and elaborate story about how the burger met little bugs and stones during its brief time on the ground. His friends were both amused and a bit grossed out, but they all had a good laugh in the end.
Well, one story is about a little girl who tried to paint her cat to look like a tiger. She got some non - toxic paint and carefully painted stripes on the cat. The cat just sat there looking confused, and when she showed it to her parents, they couldn't stop laughing.
There could be various interpretations of this title. 'Funny side up' might imply that there is a humorous aspect to the stories in the 'rupa book'. However, without more context or having read the book, it's difficult to say more. Maybe it contains stories that are wicked in a comical or satirical way.
Maybe a story about a bird that was building its nest. It picked up a twig that was a bit crooked. When it placed the twig in the nest, it stuck out in a 'funny side up' way. The bird didn't seem to mind and the other birds started to gather around. The first bird then told a story about how that special twig was a magic wand given to it by a kind fairy to protect the nest from bad weather. This story was passed down among the birds and became a 'funny side up story' in the bird community.
Timing is crucial. In a funny story, the sequence of events should be just right. A well - timed punchline or a sudden turn of events at the right moment can make all the difference. For example, if the coin in the magic trick had fallen out too early or too late, it might not have been as funny. But when it slipped out at the height of the drama, it was hilarious.