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i am not sure that's anyone has laughed hard enough or long enough to do a serious test. why don't you give it a try.
but seriously, i don't think its possible. people say that when they are high and laugh they can't stop. and i have never heard of any of them say that their guts spilled out. if that helps at all.
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