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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For me... It is to be of general good humour as often as possible... To be able to see a funny side... To have a couple of suitable ice breaker jokes in hand... To be able to judge the audience / accompany I'm with... And to enjoy people....  |
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A good sense of humour has nothing to do with laughing at jokes etc.
Scenario... She doesn't laugh at my jokes she has no sense of humour. The lesbian.
Scenario... He's got no sense of humour. Everyone else thought shutting his hand in the grid was hilarious. The miserable bastard.
Scenario.... She keeps going to Tim Minchin concerts when I love Roy Chubby Brown - The stuck up heffer. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Hiking over Brecon beacons in a white out ,cold wet and your feet are numb. Mate cracks a joke just as he slips then falls over a low wall landing on 2 sheep , were all laughing so much not at his joke but because he's sat on his arse with both hands holding onto this sheep in his lap, and yes he was Welsh.
I've never met a civie who can laugh at life like a squaddie !
Being British we all need a GSOH ! It's the ability to laugh no matter how much sh#t your in  |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
over a year ago
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Thanks people for posts - for me it is probably a bit of everybody's contribution and a sense of self-deprecation, an ability to see the funny side when things are not good.
I am not very good with jokes, telling or even remembering and while I find some really funny, to me the unexpected situational humour (like falling and holding on to a sheep)... makes me laugh. |
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