How would you describe your sense of humour?

[Paul Hanson]

Overbearingly sarcastic and dry.

[Pekka]

Simple humour.. not very sophisticated.

[Kramerman]

Re: How would you describe your sense of humour?

Originally posted by Dissident
if you have any

there are different types of humour. goofy, slapstick, sarcastic, cheesy, campy, sophisticated.

Often people say I have none, but when I'm in public I'm often serious- at least until I've had a drink or two. But it depends on what kind of mood I'm in. When I'm working, I'm usually not joking. But after work I'm less serious.

Anyways mine is probably goofy. I like to say the stupidest things possiblfe for laughs. Even at my own expense. People probalby think I'm an idiot, but I often act like an idiot for laughs.

diss, your straight forward and to the point posts crack me up a lot... you're the type to me who are funny when you dont necessarily mean to be, or at least, like pekka, make it seem like you dont mean to be

[Kramerman]

my humor is bizzare. I can best describe it as visual humor. Its like theoretical stuational humor, where you have to imagine not only the situation, but how everything appears (facial expressions, body language, etc) which i try and describe well, but only like minded people get it. And it only works in person, because i have to use gestures, body language, and facial expressions myself to explain it. its an interesting storey if you dont get it, its funnay as hell if you do

other than that i am sarcastic and goofy, and when all else fails, i fall back on the classic fart humor

[st_swithin]

I think I'm getting better at laughing at jokes at my own expense. Maybe I'm just channeling Jack Nicholson. Maybe that's why I seem to thing Angelica Huston is a harpy, even though I've never met her.

[Pekka]

Kman, you think I sometimes tell funny things unintentionally? I know everything about the human psychee, and how the brain works. I have made algorithms and studied carefully these things. I am doing it on purpose and I am evil about it too. You know, like some of girls who play all innocent and pure, but it's all play to get more meat. Cold and calculated.

[Kramerman]

oh i know:

or at least, like pekka, make it seem like you dont mean to be

as in you try and make it seem unintentional



i also think st_swithen tries too hard



edit: i say pekka too much

[Kramerman]

I see right thru you, pekka

[Jon Miller]

Originally posted by st_swithin
I think I'm getting better at laughing at jokes at my own expense. Maybe I'm just channeling Jack Nicholson. Maybe that's why I seem to thing Angelica Huston is a harpy, even though I've never met her.

I am really good at laughing at jokes at my own expense

in fact, my sense of humor use to be making jokes at my expense

I decided that I ddin't really want to encourage that though

Jon Miller

[Pekka]

yes you do. Let's see how good you are.. what am I wearing right now? Is this freaking you out? Ok sorry.. not even naked. OHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh shiiiiiiiiiiiiit I'm late!!!!!!! *beback later*

[Drake Tungsten]

Overbearingly sarcastic and dry.

Otherwise known as "painfully British."

[Urban Ranger]

Usually dry, witty and sophisticated, sometimes slapstick, and rarely cheesy.

[DanielXY]

Most of the time Im kind of subtle/ironic/sarcastic. I often say things that can be interpreted in 2 or 3 ways ... often I mean it in all 3 ways though
Only very few ppl. can figure out what I just really said and how it was meant.

Maybe about 20% of everything I say is serious. Most of the time its not ... like in my job as a cashier where I say things like "Thank you" and "Hello" ...

[st_swithin]

Originally posted by Kramerman
i also think st_swithin tries too hard

I think so too.

[Skanky Burns]

At the moment I would probably describe my humour as "drunken". Or "purple monkey dishwasher". But my money would be on "drunken".