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What does "a funny time " mean here? Does it mean "humourous"? A: Its【 a funny time】 of life when family, friends and animals start to leave you behind - to continue the work! B: Yes, it's a challenge, but you know they didn't leave, they just transformed but it's still a challenge A:Oh of course its only a movement out of the physical vehicle, its just that we miss the physicality, this in itself is a form of Karma as it its an attachment to the physical. Thank you for your thoughts and concern.

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In this case 'funny' is meant to mean 'strange' rather than 'humourous'. This is quite a common use of 'funny' in English. Sometimes the word is even used to imply both meanings - if something is funny because it is strange.

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