Humour is no joke.
Over the past couple of years, indeed, since Covid hit the
world, I began posting inane quotes, jokes and comic illustrations that had
tickled my sense of humour.
We were undergoing a world crisis that could only have been something
we see in fictional sci-fi movies.
Those first few month of Covid truly had most of the world’s
population feeling shell-shocked, helpless, stressed, anxious, fearful, angry,
disbelieving, protective … so many
emotions, so many based on not totally knowing or having predictions of the
future.
So nothing better than a good old laugh.
At least, that’s what I thought.
I love laughter. I
love laughing. I love movies or TV shows
that make me laugh. And I love one liner
quips that bring an instant laugh. Or
giggle.
Despite many of you denying it – you’ve loved my comic quips
and quotes. And I’ve loved the comic,
sometimes droll, often sighing quips that have come back.
Nothing wrong with a good laugh.
Did you know that laughing burns calories? True.
Just 10 to 15 minutes of laughing a day can burn up to 40
calories – hence I try to laugh more than 15 minutes a day. Despite some days finding it a bit of a
challenge.
Reality is when you see someone else laughing it almost
always puts a smile on your own dial.
That’s the brain reacting. Even
just hearing a good bout of laughter has your brain making you smile.
I’m not sure if I should mention this, but scientists have
proven that monkeys AND rats laugh. We
all knew monkeys did, but rats? True
though. I read it somewhere on the
internet – so it’s true.
So I love it when I know I can make someone laugh.
That is why I have had a continual flow of one liners posted
on FB. If one person smiles at the inanity
of it, then I have succeeded.
I am at my happiest when I have others over for dinner and
around the dining table are reels of laughing throughout the meal. Warm fuzzies abound.
And we all have a varying sense of humour – that we all know
– I cannot stand watching comics who unnecessarily use the f….. or other fowl
words they consider makes a good comic.
My sense of humour is wider than most. And despite Big Son’s ever going sighs at my
attempt to humour him, I know he really does enjoy my quips on FB – especially the
more inane ones. Cause despite his
denying it – he’s got the same sense of humour as humour is genetic. There is a gene we all have that creates our
appreciation of laughter. You’ve got it
son! And I so vividly remember you
laughing as a tiny wee baby …..
Since travelling to the UK there has been a break in my
posting the comic quips. Never fear, I
feel the need to return to it. Helped by
a random visit to a random wee village in The Peak District this week, I
discovered my own Tardis!
Couldn't believe my good fortune |
Look, see ….. if you want to know more, check out the FB posts in the next few days.
Not only was I already in a happy place, walking over some of the most beautiful countryside in England - but someone in a tiny village has a sense of humour just like mine.
A phone box, covered in laugh out loud quips .....
My quips will be back .....
Some of those FB quips are just so awful they are funny, others not so much….
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