Your sense of humor

[kittenpoker]

I like most, but I don't get Monty Python. Whatever style of humor that is, I really dislike it.

But..but...it's so funny.

 

[LizzieRainbow]

I am quite a simple person. I laugh at pretty much anything (as long as i get the joke - i sometimes need things explained).

 

[caitaintdead]

A lot of people have said they have a sarcastic, dark sense of humour, but I think I can safely say that I definitely push the boundaries a lot more than most people around here. I find it funny when things are pushed right to the limits of what is acceptable and I don't know if everyone always gets it.

I find here that Americans are the ones that generally take what I say way to literally and seriously and seem to get offended, although that's just a blanket statement as the American girl from my football team generally finds my jokes funny so I don't even KNOW anymore.

Give me a black sense of humour any day.

 

[Seeing Red]

Almost everything is funny to me. Even when something is not that funny I will laugh.
I am also very sarcastic, I love stupid jokes and "Thats what she said" jokes but unforcantly I am one of the people who sometimes laugh at their own jokes. But shhhhhh it's a secert.
But it really depends on my mood sometimes I will love dark humor and other days I will just be like "wtf dude?"

 

[Username]

Its hard to say, but I like dark humor.
I don't think that there's anything that you can't or shouldn't joke about, so I often like things that some may find offensive.

 

[Tome]

I'll laugh at pretty much anything, as long as it's witty or smart. Sometimes dumb jokes are funny too, but usually I prefer sarcasm, play on words, witty retorts and so on... All in all I laugh easily.

 

[caitaintdead]

but unforcantly I am one of the people who sometimes laugh at their own jokes. But shhhhhh it's a secert.

Bahahaha, I so do the same thing. I have been known to crack a joke that no one else gets and be in hysterics for ages while everyone just looks at me like I've lost the plot.

 

[zobothehobo]

Not being able to laugh at your own jokes never made sense to me. If I think something's funny, I'm going to laugh at it. And if I'm telling a joke, I think it's funny... because why would I tell a joke I don't think is funny? So... if I'm telling a joke, I'm going to laugh at it. It just doesn't make sense to not to me...

 

[Old Master 3.0]

My humor is of the completely-out-of-left-field absurdist, almost immature variety (although things concerning fart jokes and it's ilk are NOT things I find humorous).
Folks don't get my humor most of the time. It's an acquired taste.

 

[Ianigsy]

I really can't swear and I kind of need to feel that people like me a bit too much, so I'm not as near the edge as I might be, although I can laugh at somebody like Frankie Boyle up to a point (for those who don't recognise the name, he's a very near-the-knuckle Scottish comedian who really doesn't consider any subject matter off limits). I do a little bit of after-dinner speaking and presenting from time to time, and one of the things about being generally quiet and introverted is that I can surprise people when I get up in front of an audience and perform like that- what I don't tend to mention is that I've spent a lot of my time watching old TV comedy from the 60s and 70s and I tend to save up good jokes that I can re-use.

 

[Washburne]

I can laugh at anything and nothing. There's no sure thing when it comes to me. But it's a common trait in me no matter the subject. I'm however more of a A fish called Wanda and Cool runnings kind of guy over "Scary Movie 1- infinity" and those other "... Movie" movies.

When it comes to swedish stand-up I definitely prefer the nice ones. Ellen sure goes into that category as well obviously.

Rude commedy can be fun but for me it often goes on for too long or too far. Foul words never every make something funnier to me. Something can be funny despite the use of them.

ellen degeneres and emo phillips are two comedians I really really like

I love Ellens stand-up. No idea who Emo Philips are. Something that I need to correct I guess.

Also a fan of Jeff Dunham. In general. Don't love everything but what I love I love a lot.

I've seen a few stand-up on BBC entertainment that I can find quite funny but I don't remember their names. Speaking of BBC, or Britain, I know a lot of people that absolutely love The Mighty Boosh. I'm not a big fan even if some of it can make me smile.

I like most, but I don't get Monty Python. Whatever style of humor that is, I really dislike it.

Monty Python sums me up pretty well. Sometimes I laugh and sometimes it leaves me scratching my head wondering what's funny.

 

[kittenpoker]

I love Ellens stand-up. No idea who Emo Philips are. Something that I need to correct I guess.

He's silly...he does jokes like grabbing a member of the audience up on stage and having them tear a piece of paper in half then in half again and again...and he says "now, if my theory is correct we should soon experience a big explosion.". And he talks in a really high pitched voice that makes me laugh.

 

[InsaneMystic]

I'm into puns and wordplay (and it frustrates me to no end when my foreign-ness makes puns go over my head in English, when I notice there's a pun there and I just. don't. get. it... I've been martering my head over the classic "What's a Henway?" just days ago, till I finally got it. 😛). A pun can hardly ever be too silly and childish for me, though. I won't mind some good irony or sexual innuendo thrown in either, as long as the latter isn't too crude, and the former not too acidic.

Seriously, when my irony turns into sarcasm, 9 times out of 10 it's a sure sign that I'm very, very pissed at you and just barely too well-behaved to start calling you names outright. Not too fond of myself when that happens, tbh.

 

[Thamior]

I absolutely adore sarcasm, puns, witty stuff in general. I am a huge fan of one liner comedians, like Steven Wright, Stewart Francis or Mitch Hedberg. Demitri Martin is also a genius.

Also, How I Met Your Mother. Actually, anything with Jason Segel is great.

I also like absurd humour. For example: "When I was a kid my grandfather asked me how old I was. I said I was five. He said 'when I was your age, I was six.'

OR, "The other day I went to a restaurant that said they served breakfast at any time. So I ordered French Toast during the Renaissance."

If anyone enjoyed those, look up Steven Wright.

 

[InsaneMystic]

Not being able to laugh at your own jokes never made sense to me. If I think something's funny, I'm going to laugh at it. And if I'm telling a joke, I think it's funny... because why would I tell a joke I don't think is funny? So... if I'm telling a joke, I'm going to laugh at it. It just doesn't make sense to not to me...

Gah... that annoyed me to no end about a dude I once knew (the one looking like a big, fat version of Oz, which made me react strongly in the negative to Ozlow 😛).

*tells completely unfunny joke* ... *crickets chirping, dried weedball rolling by*... "I know none of my jokes are ever funny. *shrugs*" Repeat ad nauseam.

WTFBBQ, then just don't tell them, duuuuuude!?

 

[Willow My Love]

I have a very witty, sarcastic sense of humor. I also have a very self-depreciating sense of humor. I make fun of myself a lot. I like humor that makes you think. Like this guy:
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His name's Bo Burnham. There's a bit of strong language in his songs, so if that offends you, don't watch it. But he's sarcastic, and clever, and witty. He's amazing. If you have Netflix, Words Words Words is a must-see. This is my sense of humor.

I laugh at random things too. Like people falling down.

I like to entertain myself above all things. For instance, my twin and I like to ride escalators backwards and scream. (Like a roller coaster.)

 

[kittenpoker]

I was just remembering that when I was a kid I used to really love old movies like the Marx bros and Danny kaye. they still crack me up.