Recipe of a good humour / myLot

@stapllotik (1933)

India

January 30, 2021 4:16am CST

I can be funny around people who are less humorous. I come up with many things that could make people laugh, but I tend to be more quiet around those who always joke around.

Sometimes I say something which is not humourous and people still laughs. Such humours are like dibs on a cake without sugar.

You say something plain and it will be interpreted as sarcasm or insult to someone.

"I have been told so many times that I'm funny or hilarious, but doing it on purpose is like searching an ant on the mighty elephant." Improving your humor or humoUr is like searching or omitting that "U"

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

6 Feb 21

One can’t force humor. Either you have it or you don’t.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

6 Feb 21

@stapllotik I am one of those who born with a sense of humor. Actually, my entire family is.

We are confident and popular.

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staplotick

@stapllotik (1933)

• India

6 Feb 21

With due respect to your comment, I think one should always learn how to make others laugh.Being humorous is the key to anyone's heart. Making people laugh makes you confident and popular. And can sometimes save you in difficult situations.

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staplotick

@stapllotik (1933)

• India

6 Feb 21

@DianneN Wow, glad to know that.

Which is the most hilarious/funny incident from your life that makes you burst into laughter whenever you recall it?

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@dgobucks226 (35642)

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8 Mar 21

Laughing with others, situations in life and at yourself is healthy vs being so serious all the time. It's also a great way to cope and make situations that arise easier to deal with. And laughter shows a life well-lived.

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staplotick

@stapllotik (1933)

• India

8 Mar 21

Well said, in the current stressful, anxieties, sleep deprived cultures, humour is a necessity.

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@dgobucks226 (35642)

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10 Mar 21

@stapllotik

Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (317115)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

6 Feb 21

I don't know about that last one since the U isn't part of American English. You can't fake humor. You either have it or you don't. I guess I don't. There's no U in my humor.

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staplotick

@stapllotik (1933)

• India

6 Feb 21

You can fake laughter, but you cannot fake good humour.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (317115)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

6 Feb 21

@stapllotik I agree.

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Shiva

@Shiva49 (26718)

• Singapore

20 Feb 21

I like to joke and enliven parties but occasionally some have taken offence too. Nowadays I am more careful with the gathering. We need a few to be the life of the parties rather than a few huddling in groups. .

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staplotick

@stapllotik (1933)

• India

20 Feb 21

There are two people : the one that are naturally funny and those who try to discover science out of it.

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The Fly One

@aureliah (24316)

• Kenya

18 Jan 22

I believe being humorous comes naturally. If you try too much, you end up failing in it.

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staplotick

@stapllotik (1933)

• India

21 Jan 22

That's true some people are spontaneous and gifted.

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Nurfadillah

@Bubba90 (1755)

• Indonesia

3 Mar 21

I like to joke, sometimes what I say accidentally makes people laugh, I think what I said earlier is not funny but for other people it's funny, sometimes my friends repeat what I said as a joke, but it doesn't sound funny, maybe because of a different intonation or what I don't understand.

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staplotick

@stapllotik (1933)

• India

3 Mar 21

That is called real talent with a mix of proper intonation and perfect timing.

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Nurfadillah

@Bubba90 (1755)

• Indonesia

3 Mar 21

@stapllotik I agree with you