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Reply #60 posted 08/30/11 10:54am

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Cerebus said:

TheFreakerFantastic said:

I find talking to brick walls more fulfilling...this is getting so freakin frustrating....!

Right, how about being sensible now and anwering the poor OP's question....why don't you give your dating advice....if you have any that is!!

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

If you think you are funny then you are seriously deluded...this would be funny for a 14 yr old boy not a grown man.

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Reply #61 posted 08/30/11 10:56am

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If you think you are funny then you are seriously deluded...this would be funny for a 14 yr old boy not a grown man.

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

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Reply #62 posted 08/30/11 10:57am

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^ I give up. Come back when you've grown some pubes...

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Reply #63 posted 08/30/11 10:58am

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TheFreakerFantastic said:

^ I give up. Come back when you've grown some pubes...

Going to work on this then?

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

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Reply #64 posted 08/30/11 10:59am

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Cerebus said:

TheFreakerFantastic said:

^ I give up. Come back when you've grown some pubes...

Going to work on this then?

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

Yes i can easily be amused when someone says something funny....you are not funny...you are just repeating the same old thing thinking its funny.

Well the definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result....so on that definition you are clinically insane..

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Reply #65 posted 08/30/11 11:03am

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TheFreakerFantastic said:

Cerebus said:

Going to work on this then?

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

Yes i can easily be amused when someone says something funny....you are not funny...you are just repeating the same old thing thinking its funny.

Well the definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result....so on that definition you are clinically insane..

Aren't you the one doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result?

This thread has amused me.

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Reply #66 posted 08/30/11 11:03am

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Yes i can easily be amused when someone says something funny....you are not funny...you are just repeating the same old thing thinking its funny.

Well the definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result....so on that definition you are clinically insane..

You wouldn't know funny if it hit you with a stick. And the definition of pointless is trying to get someone on the interent to do something they don't want to do. Well... not really... it sounds good, though. However, trust me, it IS pointless. biggrin You're also extremely judgmental and rude, which could be funny if you were any good at it. But, ya know, you're not! biggrin

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

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Reply #67 posted 08/30/11 11:05am

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Cerebus said:

TheFreakerFantastic said:

Yes i can easily be amused when someone says something funny....you are not funny...you are just repeating the same old thing thinking its funny.

Well the definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result....so on that definition you are clinically insane..

You wouldn't know funny if it hit you with a stick. And the definition of pointless is trying to get someone on the interent to do something they don't want to do. Well... not really... it sounds good, though. However, trust me, it IS pointless. biggrin You're also extremely judgmental and rude, which could be funny if you were any good at it. But, ya know, you're not! biggrin

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

Time for the moderators...

Next time answer but don't copy in those 3 paragraphs, can you understand that?

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Reply #68 posted 08/30/11 11:06am

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TheFreakerFantastic said:

Time for the moderators...

Next time answer but don't copy in those 3 paragraphs, can you understand that?

I sent it to them on the post I said I would. See, you thought that was a joke. You haven't figured this out yet at all. disbelief

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

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Reply #69 posted 08/30/11 11:21am

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I'm ridiculously amused. lol

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Reply #70 posted 08/30/11 11:24am

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^ Some u guys really need to think what passes for a sense of humour...I can laugh at you, but not with you...! Now Cerebus go back to masturbating in the corner of the lunatic asylum you surely inhabit!!

I will no longer partake in such idiocy.


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Reply #71 posted 08/30/11 11:27am

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TheFreakerFantastic said:

^ Some u guys really need to think what passes for a sense of humour...I can laugh at you, but not with you...!

Well, shit, I don't need to think about what a sense of humor is. All I have to do is look in this thread. It's been posted a bunch of times.

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

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Reply #72 posted 08/30/11 12:14pm

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A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.



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Reply #73 posted 08/30/11 12:20pm

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^ Well done Efan and JerseyKRS you've successfully learnt how to use the copy and paste function. You now get free head for a year courtesy of Cerebus. Your next assignment is to understand what you are copying and pasting...ill give you until next year to do that, based on assessments so far, you're gonna need it.

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Reply #74 posted 08/30/11 12:39pm

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This thread is classic "who's on first" material. lol

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Reply #75 posted 08/30/11 1:12pm

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TheFreakerFantastic said:

You now get free head for a year courtesy of Cerebus.

looks like someone finally found their sense of humor! woot!



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Reply #76 posted 08/30/11 1:23pm

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JerseyKRS said:

TheFreakerFantastic said:

You now get free head for a year courtesy of Cerebus.

looks like someone finally found their sense of humor! woot!

Glad u found it funny wink

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Reply #77 posted 08/30/11 1:54pm

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TheFreakerFantastic said:

I will no longer partake in such idiocy.

I bet you're an indian giver, too. hmph!

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

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Reply #78 posted 09/02/11 7:39am

AmandaWint3r

I leave for a few days... goodness, what's happened to my thread?

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Reply #79 posted 09/02/11 10:14am

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I leave for a few days... goodness, what's happened to my thread?

um... biggrin

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

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Reply #80 posted 09/02/11 4:16pm

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falloff Couldn't have said it better myself, XxAxX. highfive

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Reply #81 posted 09/02/11 4:30pm

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I can't decide if it's just a lot of bullying going on here, or that I just don't have a sense of humor and therefore am an autist?

I'd rather be an autist than a bully though.

99% of my posts are ironic. Maybe this post sides with the other 1%.
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Reply #82 posted 09/02/11 4:33pm

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dJJ said:

I can't decide if it's just a lot of bullying going on here, or that I just don't have a sense of humor and therefore am an autist?

I'd rather be an autist than a bully though.

Are you serious? Why on Earth would any of this appear like bullying to you? Unless you're referring to me getting repeatedly insulted for no reason. lol

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

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Reply #83 posted 09/02/11 4:54pm

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lol

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Reply #84 posted 09/02/11 5:21pm

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falloff Couldn't have said it better myself, XxAxX. highfive

it's layer upon layer of funny.... nod

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Reply #85 posted 09/02/11 8:04pm

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XxAxX said:

AmandaWint3r said:

I leave for a few days... goodness, what's happened to my thread?

um... biggrin

A sense of humor is, simply put, the ability to be amused. Most people have one, and are able to laugh at jokes, humorous situations, and a variety of other potential sources of amusement. In humans, it develops at a very early age, and is often considered to be a vital part of human development. Some animals also appear to find things funny, with the ability to enact jokes and comedies of their own.

The sense of humor appears to be an important part of human survival. The ability to laugh can dispel tension, for example, while an understanding of complex situations can help people to make good decisions. People with a well-developed sense of humor appear to be happier in psychological studies, and some are healthier as well, suggesting that it may just be good for you.

Not everyone has a sense of humor. People with autism, Asperger's syndrome, and a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, or have a very strange one. For some people, this can be very awkward, as it plays a vital role in human interactions. An autistic, for example, might have a very well-developed personal sense of humor, but an inability to understand why a knock-knock joke is funny. People without one may find themselves belittled, mocked, or treated as stupid, leading to anxiety and depression.

faint biggrin

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Reply #86 posted 09/03/11 1:57am

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dJJ said:

I can't decide if it's just a lot of bullying going on here, or that I just don't have a sense of humor and therefore am an autist?

I'd rather be an autist than a bully though.

Well said Djj,

No it's just clear to me that some people on here have a warped, idiotic sense of humour and in a child like way they think repeating the same thing over and over to get attention is funny. It's not funny it's insane and if anyone on here has mental health issues it is them, so get checked out Cerebus and co.

Oh yes, and I know exactly what Cerebus and co will do, you will repeat those lines again below...if you do then you've just proved me right, if you don't there may be hope for you yet.

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Reply #87 posted 09/03/11 5:35am

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TheFreakerFantastic said:

dJJ said:

I can't decide if it's just a lot of bullying going on here, or that I just don't have a sense of humor and therefore am an autist?

I'd rather be an autist than a bully though.

Well said Djj,

No it's just clear to me that some people on here have a warped, idiotic sense of humour and in a child like way they think repeating the same thing over and over to get attention is funny. It's not funny it's insane and if anyone on here has mental health issues it is them, so get checked out Cerebus and co.

Oh yes, and I know exactly what Cerebus and co will do, you will repeat those lines again below...if you do then you've just proved me right, if you don't there may be hope for you yet.

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¿sí pero cómo alrededor en español??
Un sentido del humor es, puesto simplemente, la capacidad de ser divertido. La mayoría de la gente tiene uno, y puede reírse de bromas, de situaciones chistosas, y de una variedad de otras fuentes potenciales de diversión. En seres humanos, se convierte en una edad muy temprana, y se considera a menudo para ser una parte vital de desarrollo humano. Algunos animales también aparecen encontrar cosas divertidas, con la capacidad de decretar bromas y comedias sus los propios.
El sentido del humor aparece ser partes importantes de la supervivencia humana. La capacidad de reír puede disipar la tensión, por ejemplo, mientras que una comprensión de situaciones complejas puede ayudar a gente a tomar buenas decisiones. La gente con un sentido del humor bien desarrollado aparece ser más feliz en estudios psicologicos, y alguna es más sana también, sugiriendo que puede apenas ser bueno para usted.
No cada uno tiene un sentido del humor. Gente con el autismo, Asperger' el síndrome de s, y una variedad de inhabilidades de desarrollo carecen a veces uno, o tienen muy extraño. Para alguna gente, esto puede ser muy torpe, como él desempeña un papel vital en interacciones humanas. Un autístico, por ejemplo, fuerza tiene un sentido del humor personal muy bien-desarrollado, pero una inhabilidad de entender porqué golpear-golpee la broma es divertida. La gente sin una puede encontrarse belittled, imitados, o tratados como estúpidos, llevando a la ansiedad y a la depresión.
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Reply #88 posted 09/03/11 5:49am

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Your Text, Dialectized (redneck)

A sense of hoomah is, simply put, th' ability t'be amoosed, cuss it all t' tarnation. Most varmints haf one, an' is able t'laugh at jokes, hoomrus situashuns, an' a variety of other potential sources of amoosement. In hoomins, it develops at a mighty early age, an' is offen cornsidered t'be a vital part of hoomin development. Some animals also appear t'find thin's funny, wif th' ability t'enack jokes an' comedies of their own, as enny fool kin plainly see.



Th' sense of hoomah appears t'be an impo'tant part of hoomin survival, ah reckon. Th' ability t'laugh kin dispel tenshun, fo' example, while an unnerstan'in' of complex situashuns kin he'p varmints t'make fine decishuns. Varmints wif a fine-developed sense of hoomah appear t'be happier in psychological studies, an' some is healthier as fine, suggestin' thet it may jest be fine fo' yo'.



Not ev'ryone has a sense of hoomah. Varmints wif autism, Asperger's syndrome, an' a variety of developmental disabilities sometimes lack one, o' haf a mighty peekoolyar one. Fo' some varmints, this hyar can be mighty awkward, as it plays a vital role in hoomin interackshuns. An autistic, fo' example, might haf a mighty fine-developed varmintal sense of hoomah, but an inability t'unnerstan' whuffo' a knock-knock joke is funny. Varmints wifout one may find themselves beli'ld, mocked, o' treated as stoopid, leadin' t'anxiety an' depresshun.

~~~~~ Oh that voice...incredible....there should be a musical instrument called George Michael... ~~~~~
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Reply #89 posted 09/03/11 8:41am

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^ Now at least tinaz's version is funny..funnier....but that's isnt hard lol

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