Your sense of humour

Riddle101 · 14-11-2014 09:13PM #1

How would you describe your sense of humour? What type of comedy or humor do you enjoy, or what makes you laugh?

I myself have a rather dark sense of humour. One that I would describe as been in the realm of Frankie Boyle or Jimmy Carr, or South Park type of humour. As bad as it might sound, and i'm pretty sure if there is a hell i'm going to it. I generally see things from a funny side even if they are serious, although I also have respect for the issues at the same time. But when it comes down to it, I do have a dark sense of humour.

I also like sarcastic humour as well, with satire and parody being my favorite types of comedy derived from that humour. I also have a fondness for the type of humour that The Simpsons used, which is supposed to be social satire and surreal comedy, but there might be more to it.

Anyway that's what my sense of humour is like.

catallus · 14-11-2014 09:19PM

Tell us a joke, OP?

The_Valeyard · 14-11-2014 09:19PM

I love the letter U in my humour.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 14-11-2014 09:20PM

I prefer humour with a U in it. Much funnier than the american style.

ScumLord · 14-11-2014 09:21PM

I don't have a sense of humor, I laugh when everybody else laughs. It's easier with one person, if there's more I go with the majority and laugh if 80% of the people around me are laughing.

If someone says I've said something funny I make a mental note and use it in other conversations, doesn't always work but so far nobody's noticed I'm a serial killer.

smash · 14-11-2014 09:21PM

It's not that midgets are funny... Ah who am I kidding, they're hillarious little fcuked.

The_Valeyard · 14-11-2014 09:21PM

Oscar Mango Saltwater wrote: »

I prefer humour with a U in it. Much funnier than the american style.

I'd say I was less than 10 seconds in before Ya

El Guapo! · 14-11-2014 09:24PM

I crack up at the stupidest little things.
I especially love seeing people fall over.

I have a sick sense of humour too though and if I said even half the things on here as I do in real life then I'd be perma-banned a long time ago.

NewYork1979 · 14-11-2014 09:24PM

I'm an accountant so apparently I've no sense of humour.

Riddle101 · 14-11-2014 09:27PM

catallus wrote: »

Tell us a joke, OP?

Two blondes fell down a hole. One said, "It's dark in here isn't it?" The other replied, "I don't know, I can't see!"

NewYork1979 · 14-11-2014 09:28PM

I love stupid humour, people falling over, Fr. Dougal etc. My daily humour is a bit sarcastic.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 14-11-2014 09:35PM

Riddle101 wrote: »

Want to hear a clean joke? The boy took a bath with bubbles. Want to hear a dirty joke? Bubbles was a man.

Fair enough but what about that joke you promised?

Riddle101 · 14-11-2014 09:41PM

Oscar Mango Saltwater wrote: »

Fair enough but what about that joke you promised?

Never actually promised a joke, was just humoring the poster.

But I changed the above joke though. Although I will admit I'm not really funny myself. Though that wasn't the point of the thread.

CrazyRabbit · 14-11-2014 09:46PM

It's about a 9 out of 10.

Mister Vain · 14-11-2014 09:48PM

Mine would be fairly dark, kind of like Dave McSavage. I love his stuff.

SterlingArcher · 14-11-2014 09:48PM

Rape jokes.

brevity · 14-11-2014 09:50PM

Dry, like my skin.

(I have psoriasis)

Karl Stein · 14-11-2014 10:00PM

Something like this.

catallus · 14-11-2014 10:02PM

How do you get a pikatchu onto a bus?

Tail Docker · 14-11-2014 10:07PM

catallus wrote: »

How do you get a pikatchu onto a bus?

Pokemon. Ah, the old ones, they're the best, eh? I have the sense of humour of a 12 year old. The little git wants it back, but he can feck off.

catallus · 14-11-2014 10:09PM

Tail Docker wrote: »

Pokemon. Ah, the old ones, they're the best, eh?...

There is a deep genius to it, I think. Simple, yet profound.

Yes, that is precisely how you would get a pikachu onto a bus but also the word pokemon is associated with pikachus. So it has a double meaning.

MRnotlob606 · 14-11-2014 10:11PM

I like to laugh at people who are in misfortune.

GerB40 · 14-11-2014 10:12PM

smash wrote: »

It's not that midgets are funny... Ah who am I kidding, they're hillarious little fcuked.

FFS you can't say midgets. It's dwarves, dwarves are hilarious...

Riddle101 · 14-11-2014 10:18PM

GerB40 wrote: »

FFS you can't say midgets. It's dwarves, dwarves are hilarious...

Suddenly thought of this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAnIOCIBFR4

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5 · 14-11-2014 10:21PM

MRnotlob606 wrote: »

I like to laugh at people who are in misfortune.

I do that too but I don't actually like it. If one bad thing happens to someone, I'm all sympathy, but once several bad things happen in a row it starts seeming a bit surreal and ridiculous and I can't stop myself.

Apart from that, I dunno. I amuse myself anyways, that's the most important thing.

GerB40 · 14-11-2014 10:23PM

Riddle101 wrote: »

Suddenly thought of this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAnIOCIBFR4

I fúckin love that..

The Strawman Argument · 14-11-2014 10:40PM

In terms of actually getting me to laugh, it's mostly gallows humour or silly stuff.

Requiem for a Dream ticked both boxes, hilarious!

Sheep Lover · 14-11-2014 10:55PM

Controversial and sick.

The Backwards Man · 14-11-2014 10:56PM

Don't really have one

supersean1999 · 14-11-2014 11:21PM

tom rings work. Tells the boss i cant come to work today im sick
Boss asked how sick are you tom
Ohhh im very sick i molested a handicap.
. Was a lot funnier when we were at work taking them off. With our best impressions. True story by the way. So that sums my humour up. Gets jacket closes door. Bye

Adamantium · 14-11-2014 11:32PM

Dara O Briain, flying by the seat of your pants style humour plus a mix of Dylan Moran cynicism.

But seriously I think O Briain made me an extrovert, if you want to learn how tell stories about anything, watch him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hP7Di7te5yM

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