How much should you analyze something funny to decide if it is funny? I have a broad sense of humour but sometimes just a word can be funny whatever the context. Sausages is a funny word
What other words do you find funny
Who would be top of the League of Humour? Comedians, actors, raconteurs?
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Originally posted by itisnowWelcome aboard, Itisnow. Nice thread... 'Butkus' for one. The latin 'festina lente' for two. 'Redumbdancy' for three.
How much should you analyze something funny to decide if it is funny? I have a broad sense of humour but sometimes just a word can be funny whatever the context. Sausages is a funny word
What other words do you find funny
Who would be top of the League of Humour? Comedians, actors, raconteurs?
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Originally posted by itisnowThread 66227
How much should you analyze something funny to decide if it is funny? I have a broad sense of humour but sometimes just a word can be funny whatever the context. Sausages is a funny word
What other words do you find funny
Who would be top of the League of Humour? Comedians, actors, raconteurs?
I sure hope 'sausage' made the list!
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHi Gramps, Butkus is a new one on me. Single words can be funny no words may be even funnier - Laurel and Hardy, say no more
Welcome aboard, Itisnow. Nice thread... 'Butkus' for one. The latin 'festina lente' for two. 'Redumbdancy' for three.
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Originally posted by itisnowA lot of Brittish words sound funny, but I'm a Yankee. 😕
How much should you analyze something funny to decide if it is funny? I have a broad sense of humour but sometimes just a word can be funny whatever the context. Sausages is a funny word
What other words do you find funny
Who would be top of the League of Humour? Comedians, actors, raconteurs?
Originally posted by Ice ColdHumour generally crosses the pond OK in either direction although local references may draw blanks. I was checking DVD's in town today and come across an American stand up called Louis C K. Very generous testimonies to his talent on the cover of course but I haven't heard of him. Would he stand up to his billing as America's finest? Over here I like Dara O'Briain a fine Irish stand up and presenter of Mock the week. There are plenty more of course.....
A lot of Brittish words sound funny, but I'm a Yankee. 😕
Originally posted by itisnowApparently not!
Humour generally crosses the pond OK in either direction although local references may draw blanks. I was checking DVD's in town today and come across an American stand up called Louis C K. Very generous testimonies to his talent on the cover of course but I haven't heard of him. Would he stand up to his billing as America's finest? Over here I like Dara O'B ...[text shortened]... n a fine Irish stand up and presenter of Mock the week. There are plenty more of course.....
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