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09 Nov 2013, 4:25 pm

I relate to much of what has already been said in this thread. I have a dry, sarcastic, deadpan sense of humor. Some have described me as witty. Often my humor consists mostly of me pointing out the obvious truth that everyone else seems to leave unsaid. I am easily amused by many things. The world is so absurd!

I have also often been met with blank stares, or people who are offended because they don't realize I was joking. When I was younger some people even called me mean.

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Add me to the bunch. Its so rare that what I find shall we say "entertaining" is appreciated by others. The first time I realized it would get me in trouble was in 11the grade. I was in algebra class and I loathe math. So of course, my AS humour kicked in. We were learning about imaginary numbers and I raised my hand and said I had a question. I asked "Since all numbers are a human invention, and therefore, imaginary, does that mean that imaginary numbers are real?" Next stop...principals office.


This reminds me of what I said in a meeting at work the other day. There was a white board in the conference room with a message written in the top right corner stating "Please erase board when you are done." So I asked, are you supposed to erase the message as well? If so, how will the next person know to erase the board? The irony was just too much for me to take, I had to ask. But everyone else just sort of stared at me....



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09 Nov 2013, 4:29 pm

these two besotted bums were sitting on a park bench one day, and one of the bums smells a nasty smell, so he asks his buddy next to him, "hey man, did you crap your pants or something? it smells like dookie here!" and the buddy says, "no, I did not crap my pants." the smell persists and so the first fella again asks his buddy, "are you SURE you didn't crap your pants?" to which his buddy says, "of COURSE I didn't crap my pants, what do you take me for, anyways?!" finally the smell becomes intolerable so the first fella says to his buddy, "PROVE to me you didn't crap your pants!" so his buddy drops his pants only to find they are full of dookie, at which sight the first guy says "I thought you said you didn't crap your pants!" to which his buddy retorted, "I thought you meant TODAY."



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09 Nov 2013, 4:34 pm

I do a lot of laughing at my own jokes.

I went to the halloween store with my mom and there were some riddler hats there for sale. Those green bowler hats with the question mark on them. I grabbed one of them from the rack, put it on top of my head and said, "Do I look questionable?" She laughed and I felt great accomplishment in that moment.



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09 Nov 2013, 4:42 pm

Do Asd'ers laugh at Married with Children

Without MWC their would be no Simpsons, it was quite a daring program in IT'S time of sacarine rubbish like the Cosby show or "Growing Pains'


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09 Nov 2013, 4:49 pm

married with children left me cold as a stone. but jay leno and pete barbutti make me laugh like a fool.



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09 Nov 2013, 4:50 pm

auntblabby wrote:
married with children left me cold as a stone.


That's a shame.


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09 Nov 2013, 4:53 pm

aussiebloke wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
married with children left me cold as a stone.


That's a shame.

we all respond to different ticklings of our funny bones. only the first 5 years of Saturday night live made me laugh. the writing went downhill after that. mark Russell made me laugh. johnny carson made me laugh. dave letterman does NOT make me laugh at all. and jimmy kimmel makes me turn the channel.



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09 Nov 2013, 4:58 pm

^^^

I agree it's just MWC has a great deal of wit and social commentary under that crude in your face humour , it kinda reminds me of British sitcoms of the 60''s to early 80's


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09 Nov 2013, 5:09 pm

aussiebloke wrote:
^^^

I agree it's just MWC has a great deal of wit and social commentary under that crude in your face humour , it kinda reminds me of British sitcoms of the 60''s to early 80's

agreed, it is a bit like a live-action "simpsons" cartoon.



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09 Nov 2013, 5:18 pm

aussiebloke wrote:
Do Asd'ers laugh at Married with Children

Without MWC their would be no Simpsons, it was quite a daring program in IT'S time of sacarine rubbish like the Cosby show or "Growing Pains'


The first signs of the Simpsons ware at the same time MWC debuted. As the Simpsons originally had a few short scenes on each part of the Tracy Ullman Show, and drawn worse there too.



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09 Nov 2013, 5:20 pm

^^^^

well the Simpsons show Homer etc watching it I thought it was hilarious Ned "accidently" watched it and laughed and he thought he was going to hell!. It's nice Uncle Rupert will accept humour at his expense.


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09 Nov 2013, 5:20 pm

ghoti wrote:
aussiebloke wrote:
Do Asd'ers laugh at Married with Children

Without MWC their would be no Simpsons, it was quite a daring program in IT'S time of sacarine rubbish like the Cosby show or "Growing Pains'


The first signs of the Simpsons ware at the same time MWC debuted. As the Simpsons originally had a few short scenes on each part of the Tracy Ullman Show, and drawn worse there too.


agreed it was shockingly bad 8O


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09 Nov 2013, 5:22 pm

I keep telling my gp I don't have one yet he says I do :roll:


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09 Nov 2013, 10:46 pm

ritualdrama wrote:
I do a lot of laughing at my own jokes.

I went to the halloween store with my mom and there were some riddler hats there for sale. Those green bowler hats with the question mark on them. I grabbed one of them from the rack, put it on top of my head and said, "Do I look questionable?" She laughed and I felt great accomplishment in that moment.


I laugh at my own jokes a lot. I'm usually my own biggest fan.


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10 Nov 2013, 5:54 am

I'm immature enough to still find this amusing, about a year after I first heard it:

A guy went walking into a bar and he saw a man sitting there watching a tiny little man playing the piano on a table. The guy asked the man where he got it from and the man told him that there was a genie at the back of the bar that will grant you any wish you want. So the guy goes to the back of the bar and, sure enough, there's a genie. He asks the genie for a million bucks and out of nowhere a million DUCKS appear. Miffed, the guy goes out and asks the man, 'What's the deal? I asked the genie for a million bucks and I got a million ducks'. 'Oh yeah,' said the man, 'He's hard of hearing. Do you really think I asked for a twelve inch pianist?'.



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10 Nov 2013, 10:26 am

zaneaspie wrote:
I'm immature enough to still find this amusing, about a year after I first heard it:

A guy went walking into a bar and he saw a man sitting there watching a tiny little man playing the piano on a table. The guy asked the man where he got it from and the man told him that there was a genie at the back of the bar that will grant you any wish you want. So the guy goes to the back of the bar and, sure enough, there's a genie. He asks the genie for a million bucks and out of nowhere a million DUCKS appear. Miffed, the guy goes out and asks the man, 'What's the deal? I asked the genie for a million bucks and I got a million ducks'. 'Oh yeah,' said the man, 'He's hard of hearing. Do you really think I asked for a twelve inch pianist?'.


That's funny.


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