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'''Humor''' is a form of ] that is intended to make someone laugh and have a good time. | |||
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There are different types of humor which appeal to different sectors of humanity - for instance, ] | |||
is particularly popular with young children, while ] tends to be more popular with the older and better-educated. | |||
Humor usually is localized and does not easily transfer from one culture to another. This happens because a large amount of humor is very context sensitive and someone whom does not understand the context will usually not understand the humor. | |||
Various techniques are used to deliver humor | |||
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*Silly acts inappropriate for the situation or age of person | |||
*fake stern manner that is inappropriate in a comic setting | |||
*ridiculous gestures and movements | |||
*deliberate ] and confusion with reality (such as in Andy Kaufman's humor) | |||
*play of words such as ]s, puns etc. | |||
*unexpected outcome, such as a witty punchline. | |||
*wittiness, as in many one-liner. | |||
*absurdity | |||
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*self inflicted ambarassing situation, e.g. losing the swim trunk after a dive etc. | |||
*self-degradation (such as in Rodney Dagerfield's humor) | |||
*faking stupidity | |||
*pointing out real stupidity (such as the ]) | |||
*] (such as blonde, lawyer, polish jokes etc.) | |||
*inflicting pain (such as kick in the groin or in the movie "Home Alone", etc) | |||
<i>there are many more, I just don't remember all the names</i> |
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