Offbeat Sense of Humor

happylap - Thanks for the compliment. If you go back and read some of my 2006 reviews, especially when I was on an extensive road trip in Texas and Oklahoma, you'll find a few there. I didn't have a G.P.S. back then, so I spent a lot of time using TUSCL's directions and my scent for pussy! Now with my G.P.S., I don't waste valuable lapping time, but Mr Happy doesn't get a chance to recuperate much! :-)

Bones,

I just read several of your recent reviews and I thought they were pretty funny. I like your style. I wasn't laughing out loud but it was a lot more interesting reading than a lot of reviews.

I think sometimes a hot chick says, "He has a great sense of humor" and what she means is, "He makes me laugh." I'm sure the two are related, but I know a lot of guys who are pleasant to be around, and appreciate a joke -- at their own expense or not -- but aren't pro-active about making OTHER people laugh. They're good at enjoying humor. That, to me, means "great sense of humor." But they're not necessarily the class clowns, or the Robin Williams in the room going hell-bent-for-leather to desperately please everyone around.

I don't know about OFFBEAT sense of humor, but I like adding some humor to my reviews, as I have had in the past. I tried putting some humor in my last few reviews, to make it a more pleasent read. Hope it works. I'd like to see more reviewers add some humor to theirs.

After all, we're all ceatures of habit, both women and men, and you can ALWAYS find some type of humor in a strip club!

I thought having a sense of humor meant an attitude of not taking yourself too seriously rather than telling jokes or witty one-liners.

People find me verbally "fast" and "quite intelligent" but sometimes they also think "You're not having any fun" or say something like "I'm sorry you're bored." I'm always surprised at these comments. So I don't exactly know what my sense of humor is like. I made my hair stylist laugh a lot today, but that's her job. (Kind of like a stripper. She's partly paid to approve of me, make me feel like more of a man.) She's damned hot. Wish I could find me a woman like that. :) Then I noticed (looking at my haircut in the salon's ubiquitous mirrors, of course) that my face didn't really change much. I smiled, or smiled harder, or REALLY smiled, and it all just looked like I was crinkled up a bit. I frowned. It looked like a crinkled up smile. I smiled, frowned, gasped, winced, played hookie, danced my toungue through my eyesockets, and really, nothing on my face changed.

Lucky I'm not a movie actor. Unless I got parts as "inscrutable" and "hard to read" villains, I guess. :P

There is humor at the office, humor at weddings, humor in the court room, humore in the military and of course humor in a strip club. The time and place dictate what will work. My pet peeve when it comes to telling jokes is when the teller starts with "I want to tell you a joke." Have you ever heard a comedian say that? Good joke tellers start with something like "Did you hear about the priest and Rabi?" or "I read that Paris Hilton got special privileges while in jail". And then tell them the "STORY", like you are passing on intelligent information. Then hit them with the gag line. This is not hard to do. Just watch paid comedians.

IMO all humor is offbeat. If it's on beat, or doesn't catch people off-guard, it usually isn't very funny.

I was in the same field, and share your affinity for Monty Python, and your style of humor. However, I don't think it has anything to do with clubs.

Does funny looking count? If so, I'm hilarious--lol.