Thursday, 30 October 2014

HUMORE [SPELLING IT WRONG DOESN''T COUNT AS HUMOR!!]



Hello to one and all:

The following is obviously not another story or anecdote so why is it part of a book that I have called, --- The Human Mind??   Because laughter is extremely important.  It represents an unspoken indication that you are enjoying life.

Mohandas Gandhi said the following:  [I paraphrase for lack of a sufficient memory and the decision not to look up the actual quote at this particular moment.]  “If it was not for humor, I would have gone insane a long time ago.”   That is one of the quotes at the start of each article in the book.   It looks like it should have been used at the start of this article about humor.  Hey, have you heard the news, --- I'm not perfect unless you want to call me a perfect idiot.  Of course I'll reject that conclusion but enough of this nonsense, let's try some actual humor after the next --- enjoy.   

Gandhi's quote is not some kind of a flippant remark that sounds good but is lacking in any meaningful value.  On the contrary, it shows that it’s author will not become overwhelmed by the inability to understand the entirety of human behavior, but is willing to push ahead because he or she is aware that what they have to offer is better than that which is currently in vogue.

In another area of the human mind book,  I reference the behavior that many years ago some individuals who were told that they were mentally ill, used to laugh most of the time.  Now that we have mind altering drugs that can calm a person down, this type of behavior does not occur as often as it did before.

The point to remember is that these individuals were actually trying to self-medicate themselves into a calmer state.  Their state of tension was being caused by distorted and/or conglomerated fears that they or their “teachers” [read psychiatrists] were, in most cases, unable to help them with.  And so my friends read on and laugh out loud if you so desire.  The whole idea of placing this article in the Human Mind book was to underline in bold print the importance of humor in our everyday lives. 

Enjoy!!! 
     

HUMOR

The value of humor was discussed in the article about Red Lights in Traffic.    In the game of tag played by children, there are at least two reasons why children laugh in this situation. 

If the child is exceptionally good at avoiding being touched, he or she may laugh as a result of their superiority in that situation.  If their ability to avoid being touched is in doubt, they may laugh to reduce the tension concerning the uncertainty of the situation. 
I found the following short, humorous stories in a book called, --- “The Dictionary of Jokes”, and they were compiled by the author Fred Metcalfe.    They represent relatively innocent humor and I hope you enjoy them.

1.   Agent:   Leave your number and I’ll call you when I’m looking for someone to play an old man. 

Actor:   But I’m a young man.

Agent:   You won’t be when I call you.

2.   There’s no doubt that advertising brings results.  Yesterday we advertised for a security guard and last night we were robbed.

3.   Do you ever file your nails?

No said the secretary.   I just cut them off and throw them away.



4.   (Soldier) --- I proved to the enemy that this was no place for cowards.   
     
(Officer) --- How did you do that?

(Soldier) --- I ran like hell!

5.   (Sergeant) --- Fire at will!

      (Private) --- Which one is Will?

6.   (Prospective artist) --- I’d like to donate some of my paintings to a worthy charity.

      (Director for Charities) --- How about the institute for the blind!

7.   When I was a boxer they called me Rembrandt because I was always on the canvas.

8.   My uncle converted these cannibals to Catholicism; --- now on Fridays they only eat fishermen.

9.  Wife --- Whenever I’m down in the dumps, I get myself a new dress.

     Husband --- So that’s where you find them!

10.  Sales clerk --- This computer will cut your workload by 50%
    
  Customer --- I’ll take two of them.

11.   (Judge) ---I’m sending you to jail for 3 months.  

       (Defendant) --- What’s the charge!!!

       (Judge) --- There’s no charge.   Everything is free.        

12.   (Judge) --- What possible reason could you have for acquitting this villain?
      
(Foreman of the Jury) --- Insanity your honor.

(Judge) --- What?   All 12 of you?

13.   How did you learn to dance so well?   Simple, when I grew up there were 9 kids in our family and only one washroom.

14.   Our courtship was fast and furious.   I was fast and she was furious.

15.   (Policeman) --- Why is one side of your car painted red and the other side painted blue?  
      
       (Driver) --- I like to hear the witnesses contradict each other.

16.   There were 11 of us in our family.   I didn’t know what it was like to sleep alone until I got married.

17.   I met my husband at a travel agency.   I was looking for a holiday and he was the last resort.

18.   We went to a topless bar only to find out that it had no roof.

19.   She’s trying to diet and I’m dying to try it.

20.   My wife and I have an agreement that we never go to bed angry.  We’ve been awake for nearly six months.

21,   What is the last thing they do to a Tickle Me Elmo Doll before it leaves the factory? --- They give it two test tickles.  [Since I made this one up myself, there is a very good chance that you have never heard it before.  Unless of course the circle has become complete.]

22.   They call him “jigsaw.”   Every time that he’s faced with a decision, he goes all to pieces,

23.   (Wife) --- I’ve changed my mind.
       
        (Husband) --- Thank goodness.   Does this one work any better?

24.       I’m in love with a beautiful girl but she doesn’t even know that I exist.   What should I do?

        Show her your birth certificate.

25.      Why can’t I align #’s 4, 24 and 25 up properly?

Because I am clueless when it comes to this computer technology.  [Sometimes the truth comes out funny but in this case, maybe it didn’t.]

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