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hi, how do you all get around simpy or even more harder jokes
it something that sitck in my mind you sitting in a room full of people who may no you and people who dont and they all lol at something and or you can do is sit there and feel really
i dont now what to do, i like funny flims that gets me out too, i often like to sit on my own becouse it stops me from getting upset over these types of things!!!!

it happind today, my granma but call her by her name, we allwasy done that, told mum step dad grandad a joke, and they all find it funny but al i was very
i never now how to act smil or what!!! i namal just sit there and do anything!!!

what about you???

hope somebody has something to say on this!!!



take care
caz

I'm fine with jokes myself, but when watching some sitcoms the jokes sometimes go over my head and I don't find it funny, but that's just my sense if humour being different I guess.

It depends. I'm perfectly fine with many jokes. But any multi-stage jokes that require vague metaphorical associations tend to go over my head.

I used to be really slow with them, I am ok now though and understand most jokes unless i'm having one of those days lol.

As a couple of the people here already know, I do like my jokes.
I love the funny side of things, I can usually see a joke or a funny thing in most things.
Jokes which play on words and their meaning are usually funny to me. So are situational jokes.
A man walks into a bar.. and goes "Ouch" .. I like that type because as you start hearing the joke you expect the "bar" to the serving counter at a pub, but then you realize it was something like an iron bar.
Also like .. Three old nuns sitting on a bench, a man walks by and flashes them. 2 had a stroke and the other could not reach.
The long story jokes I am not too good with, so are all the ones which involve sport and all other topics I am not familiar with.

jandrews, that nun joke... LMAO!!!

Very good, the nun one but well have nun of that on here ha