cahale wrote:
I probably missed on the first because until I looked it up I had no idea what a "mix tape" was. Now that I know, I still don't see anything funny about it. But I suspect it's just me. I have never found anything funny about people like Lucille Ball, Jacky Gleason, Sienfeld (if that's the way it's spelled), the 3 Stoges, -- you get the idea. And I can't blame it on genes, because close members of my family watch such "stuff." A sister even watches "Survivor," although that's not supposed to be funny, while "reality" it most definitely isn't. It may in fact be funny, but I'll never know. The point is, I've never been able to equate the pathetic, the ridiculous, or the trite to funny. I'm not sure that I can even explain what I find funny. I can be reading a book and come onto a sentence which actually arouses laughter. When I (rarely) show the passage to others they quite often don't get it. So once again, I am proven to be really strange. Thank some deity somewhere. Don't let this detract from your (generic usage) own enjoyment. Cheers.
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Maybe look up some Far Side funnies or some older Bob Newhart stuff. I never cared for the slapstick stuff either. If you have to work too hard at being funny, it falls flat.