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xemnasfan
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26 Jun 2011, 9:52 am

i love dry humor.



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26 Jun 2011, 11:28 am

gallimaufry wrote:
One of my favorite movies is Young Frankenstein. I also love a book called "The Ghastlycrumb Tinies" by Edward Gorey. Anyone else a fan of either?
Very good film!
I'd seen one or two illustrations from "The Ghastlycrumb Tinies" elsewhere but never knew where they were from - and now I do. I like them all.

Meanwhile, my humour is somewhere amongst (and often bouncing between) dry, surreal, random, bizarre, silly.


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26 Jun 2011, 11:45 am

chrissyrun wrote:
Wow, there's another sarcasm fan, didn't see that coming.


Hehe and one would thing we aspergians don't get sarcasm


Partly true


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your humor style:
CLEAN | SPONTANEOUS | LIGHT


Your style's goofy, innocent and feel-good. Perfect for parties and for the dads who chaperone them. You can actually get away with corny jokes, and I bet your sense of humor is a guilty pleasure for your friends. People of your type are often the most approachable and popular people in their circle. Your simple & silly good-naturedness is immediately recognizable, and it sets you apart in this sarcastic world.



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27 Jun 2011, 2:24 am

Dark, twisted, and snarky with a smattering of sarcasm and dead baby jokes.


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