A Laughter Club Community Group
We would like to invite you to join our group! A Laughter Club is for people who understand just how serious a matter humor is to one's survival and even to one's success in life. We share jokes, riddles, short stories, and other laughter-provoking thoughts. We have one simple rule: If you wouldn't say it to a child because it contains inappropriate...
Hey there, fellow shylings!
"Once upon a time everybody lived happily ever after." -The shortest fairytale ever told.
I'd like to hear your ideas on bringing more humor to the world. The following are a few ideas I've heard.
Humor breaks down barriers (distrust, fear, nervousness, uncertainty, et cetera) between people and can help the human "bonding" process. In other words, we prefer to be around people who sometimes appear to be happy than around emotionless people that we can't "get a reading on," or people who are perpetually gloomy.
Use humorous remarks to start conversations with strangers and friends.
Carry sock puppets in your pockets, to use at opportune moments.
Should you laugh at your own jokes, or keep a calm face while telling jokes?
Always leave a meeting or other social situation on a high note - perhaps by telling a joke?
Think happy thoughts!
"Once upon a time everybody lived happily ever after." -The shortest fairytale ever told.
I'd like to hear your ideas on bringing more humor to the world. The following are a few ideas I've heard.
Humor breaks down barriers (distrust, fear, nervousness, uncertainty, et cetera) between people and can help the human "bonding" process. In other words, we prefer to be around people who sometimes appear to be happy than around emotionless people that we can't "get a reading on," or people who are perpetually gloomy.
Use humorous remarks to start conversations with strangers and friends.
Carry sock puppets in your pockets, to use at opportune moments.
Should you laugh at your own jokes, or keep a calm face while telling jokes?
Always leave a meeting or other social situation on a high note - perhaps by telling a joke?
Think happy thoughts!
On that note, here is something to ponder.
"sarcasm may be the lowest form of wit, but it's the highest form of humour."
BTW, I always imagine that I keep a *magic tickle feather* in my pocket, LOL!
-Author Unknown
Each day, memorize one new joke. You can tell the same joke to more than one person as you encounter people in different places throughout your day. If it helps, write the joke on bit of paper to carry in your pocket. Start with short, simple jokes and work your way up to longer, more complex ones. Not everyone will understand or be amused at a particular joke; some people are just not good listeners or may lack a sense of humor - but keep telling jokes to others anyway. In a matter of months, your head will be full of good humor. :)
Has anyone attempted to tell a joke to another person at work, in a class, on a bus, in a store, or anywhere else? How did it go?
If the person didn't laugh, don't let that stop you - try the same joke on the next available victim - I mean person!
You are actually using the "text messaging" feature of your cell phone to store short text files. I use this same method to keep my shopping list and other information on my cell phone.