Covid-19, Daily Life, Funny Story, Humour, Laughing, NWH2020, Way of Life
I have been searching the internet for humour in this time of Covid-19 and found some interesting blogs. But when I look back at one of my first few posts about the Theoretics of Humour I discovered that if you look through these three theories you find the following:
Funny Story, Humour, Laughing, Laughter Theoretics, NWH2019, Teaching, The essence of humour
From one-liners to classic three-liners to the one-minute gag you tell your friends, a good joke pleases everyone. Joke-telling is one of the best ways to ease tension, make a new friend, or light up a room. That is, of course, if you can get a laugh. Telling good jokes is an art that comes naturally to some people, but for others it takes practice and hard work.
Funny Story, Humour, ISMO, Laughing, Laughter Theoretics, NWH2019, Teaching, The essence of humour
Comedians make it look easy, but coming up with a funny joke actually takes a lot of forethought. You’ve got to pick a target and find a way to make fun of it that delights, rather than offends, your audience. It can be a fine line to walk, but the results are worth it! Read this article to find out how to make a joke that’ll have your friends rolling with laughter.
Britisch Humour, Humour, Laughing, NWH2017, Rowan Atkinson, Teaching, Way of Life
On searching the internet about humour i found these 5 video’s of Rowan Atkinson. In these video’s he, Rowan Atkinson, talks about what makes visual comedy funny through the use of humorous vignettes and Monty Python footage.
a New Kind Of Human, Best Job, Daily Life, Gavin Nascimento, Humour, NWH2017, Way of Life
I remember the first time I saw the movie Patch Adams, starring the late great comedian Robin Williams. It moved me to tears, not just because it was such a powerful film that addressed a major issue plaguing our world (the shameful state of health “care”), but also because I knew that what I was witnessing was actually based on a true story.
Daily Life, Funny Story, Huffington Post, Ming Chen, NWH2017, Way of Life, Work
They’re overwhelmingly tall. They ride their bikes everywhere (without helmets). They’ve conquered sea level. And now, they’re ranked #1 in English. In the most recent EF English Proficiency Index (EF EPI) ranking, the Netherlands came in 1st out of 72 countries in English skills. 90 percent of respondents in the Netherlands claim to know English. It can’t just be their astoundingly liberal policies about weed that put Dutch so high in the rankings. These results beg the question: Why are the Dutch so damn good at English?
