I do believe the ability to laugh and see the funny side must be located somewhere between one’s ears, not in the plumbing region of the body... LOL to that...
you are right when you said humour isnt a gender specific thing... but humour bringing down the general appeal of a woman... i personally wouldnt like to agree to that... i dont want to say about others... i like people (men or women) who are witty and can see the funnier side of life even in the direst of circumstances...
one more thing is that, a lot of humour has to do with laughing and mocking yourself (anyone can laugh & mock at others)... i dont think a lot of women accept laughing and mocking themselves... its against the rule of dignity of a woman... i guess thats why we dont find too many women having a good sense of humour...
as far as bloggers are concerned check This Lady out, she has the most awesome sense of humour... prolly someday she will be added to the list :)
Anonymous
· 4 years ago
Naah.. not true..
I saw a show on HBO once... ONLY female comedians...
And it was HIL-HIL-HILARIOUS !!
I tried looking for a clip of it on the web.. but couldn't find it..
I think its more of an Indian-women-as-stand-up(s) I think... but its do-able.. I'd love to see how the audience takes it..
-anon1
archie
· 4 years ago
Damn if I were funny(-er) I'd give it a shot meself. My dad actually suggested it the last time I saw him.
I was trying to immitate this stand-up I'm a big fan of, and he said he noticed that only men showed up on that show, so maybe I should give it a shot !
:)
Anonymous
· 4 years ago
**ONLY female comedians... ** I think that should be comediennes...
You should see this movie "Punchline" with Tom Hanks Sally Field.. where sally is an up-and-(hardly)-coming comedienne and Tom is an established one...
Good movie...
-anon1
Brad
· 4 years ago
Men probably think with the head that they use the most, be it the right or the wrong one! :P
"Is it a coincidence then, that people like conversations with me, but not dates?" :: Ahem...*cough cough* Does that strike a bell!?
Sagnik Nandy
· 4 years ago
i'd like to take this opportunity to thank my mom, my dad and monica bellucci :)
Apoorva Joshi
· 4 years ago
Two posts and the same number of references to my name on XX!! Wow!
And who said women cant be humourous? On a lighter note, who said u aint being funny in your posts? Every post of XXFactor is hilarious. Anyone blogging on the lines of "Women are equal or better than men" is hilarious. :P
Apoorva ducks and runs... while Smithy picks her rifle and takes aim!
IdeaSmith
· 4 years ago
True Apoorva...everytime I mention your name, it makes somebody laugh...especially on a blog that talks about the battle of the sexes...*wicked laughter*
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you are right when you said humour isnt a gender specific thing... but humour bringing down the general appeal of a woman... i personally wouldnt like to agree to that... i dont want to say about others... i like people (men or women) who are witty and can see the funnier side of life even in the direst of circumstances...
one more thing is that, a lot of humour has to do with laughing and mocking yourself (anyone can laugh & mock at others)... i dont think a lot of women accept laughing and mocking themselves... its against the rule of dignity of a woman... i guess thats why we dont find too many women having a good sense of humour...
as far as bloggers are concerned check This Lady out, she has the most awesome sense of humour... prolly someday she will be added to the list :)
I saw a show on HBO once... ONLY female comedians...
And it was HIL-HIL-HILARIOUS !!
I tried looking for a clip of it on the web.. but couldn't find it..
I think its more of an Indian-women-as-stand-up(s) I think... but its do-able.. I'd love to see how the audience takes it..
-anon1
I was trying to immitate this stand-up I'm a big fan of, and he said he noticed that only men showed up on that show, so maybe I should give it a shot !
:)
I think that should be comediennes...
You should see this movie "Punchline" with Tom Hanks Sally Field.. where sally is an up-and-(hardly)-coming comedienne and Tom is an established one...
Good movie...
-anon1
"Is it a coincidence then, that people like conversations with me, but not dates?" :: Ahem...*cough cough* Does that strike a bell!?
And who said women cant be humourous? On a lighter note, who said u aint being funny in your posts? Every post of XXFactor is hilarious. Anyone blogging on the lines of "Women are equal or better than men" is hilarious. :P
Apoorva ducks and runs... while Smithy picks her rifle and takes aim!
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