Comments on: Observational Humor — Case Study #47

By: John Kinde

John Kinde — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 23:06:35 +0000

Welcome to Las Vegas, Dick.
Join us at our Toastmasters meeting on Monday!
You can join the Observational Humor.
John

By: Chinwe P. Okelu

Chinwe P. Okelu — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 22:14:43 +0000

I really enjoyed sharpness of the twists. They got me thinking; I plan to pay closer attention to what goes on at our meetings to see how I can turn them into observational humours. Requires a lot of practice, I would think!

Boy! what a way to think on your feet!

Chinwe

By: Richard Brandt

Richard Brandt — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 20:28:45 +0000

47’s not a funny number. Einstein is a funny name.
So far this comment was a lot funnier, when it was just an idea.

Observational Humor isn’t easy. It’s probably at the end of meetings so the Toastmaster can say: “Sorry John, we’re out of time.” ….. “Again….”

Funny, I’ve never thought of a Toastmaster meeting as “THE SET-UP”
Now My life is complete.

I’m 67 and a half. We have a member in our club that looks 16 to me, and he’s in his late 20s.

I’m in Las Vegas for the next 11 days. Last night, I celebrated New Year’s Eve at the Santa Fa Casino I got a free paper hat. It cost me about $200.
That’s not a funny number either. It said 2010 on it, so maybe it was a bargin.

That wasn’t funny at the Casion either.

Cheers from a Minnesota tourist where we often say: “You can tell a Norwegian, but you can’t tell him much.”