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    An INFj friend finds this comedy sketch funny:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzebYwZxzkQ

    I don't get it at all. How is it funny???? It's not witty or intelligent, its just a guy dancing around and then saying that's why I don't like cricket. The two subjects are completely unrelated - it's totally unreal. Perhaps a Delta member could shed some light on how it's funny?
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    Err.. no idea. I didn't find it funny at all.
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    Hehe you seem to be interested in deltas. Thats cool i respect that

    I agree with you that its not witty or intelligent. Its obviously just stupid humour. I didn't find it laugh out loud funny i just found it humorous. Was just the way that he was dancing and wasn't self conscious at all. Letting out his silly side. His dancing style was so unfashionable.
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    It was humourous? lol.
    I dunno. I couldn't even concentrate watching the clip. It doesn't make any sense.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mea
    It was humourous? lol.
    I dunno. I couldn't even concentrate watching the clip. It doesn't make any sense.
    Only mildly humorous

    Things that dont make sense can be extremely funny i think.

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO10s_HK6d0[/youtube]
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    Quote Originally Posted by meatburger
    Quote Originally Posted by Mea
    It was humourous? lol.
    I dunno. I couldn't even concentrate watching the clip. It doesn't make any sense.
    Only mildly humorous

    Things that dont make sense can be extremely funny i think.

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO10s_HK6d0[/youtube]
    That is SO random you posted that bananas for hands video. I've always thought it was hillarious! I rememer when I found that, I watched it like 5 times. I just can't get enought of it. It's probably dirty if you overthink it, so I try to not think about the meaning.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jewels
    That is SO random you posted that bananas for hands video. I've always thought it was hillarious! I rememer when I found that, I watched it like 5 times. I just can't get enought of it. It's probably dirty if you overthink it, so I try to not think about the meaning.
    Haha yeah it used to be a bit of a joke between my group of friends. I like the part where he goes "5 fingers, oont some hair". My ENTj friend said "oont some hair" about 20 times a day after that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by meatburger
    Quote Originally Posted by jewels
    That is SO random you posted that bananas for hands video. I've always thought it was hillarious! I rememer when I found that, I watched it like 5 times. I just can't get enought of it. It's probably dirty if you overthink it, so I try to not think about the meaning.
    Haha yeah it used to be a bit of a joke between my group of friends. I like the part where he goes "5 fingers, oont some hair". My ENTj friend said "oont some hair" about 20 times a day after that.
    It's even funnier to imagine an ENTJ finding that funny/saying "oont some hair." The ENTJs I know are very serious and don't usually admit to finding things like that funny.

    I also like when they're afraid of the monkeys and the monkeys are doing that snapping thing like in A Westside Story. "we are da monkeys (snap, snap)"
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    Quote Originally Posted by jewels
    It's even funnier to imagine an ENTJ finding that funny/saying "oont some hair." The ENTJs I know are very serious and don't usually admit to finding things like that funny.
    Yeah i dont know, i do suspect hes a little different to most ENTj's lol. The few ive met do seem to have a good sense of humour though.

    This guy seems to have a strange humour sometimes similar to mine. He seems to love it when people make mistakes with things they say etc. He used to sit on my computer and just say random things. Then when i did it he would pick a part of what i said and repeat it like 100 times. "and" "and" and" and" "dog". He found it hillarious. One night he had us all say something like "Smelly Arse" then he rewound it to see what it sounded like. And its like Sayalems or something. Then he was asking people to say Sayalems. Finally he reversed again and cut them all together to make a reverse smellyarse remix. :wink:
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    the original clip was humorous for the homoerotic aspect... not lol or anything even close but mildly amusing

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    hitman, which do you think are which? do you think the main guy is istp and the blonde girl is enfp? I didn't notice any in particular so I'm curious what you thought.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mr_maguoo
    An INFj friend finds this comedy sketch funny:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzebYwZxzkQ

    I don't get it at all. How is it funny???? It's not witty or intelligent, its just a guy dancing around and then saying that's why I don't like cricket. The two subjects are completely unrelated - it's totally unreal. Perhaps a Delta member could shed some light on how it's funny?
    That made no sense what so ever....and it wasn't humorus at all....and I find stupid stuff funny! I also noticed that the guy watching made the same eye movment every time the camera showed his face...it was like watching an anime that loves to repeat the same set of animated graphics over and over again....
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    Given to me by my SLI friend:




    I think this qualifies. What do you all think?
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    LOLOLOL oh man I am fucking cracking up.

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    i really liked when he was lounging on the boat and the hands-free scooter. lol.

    another favorite of mine:

    http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/103427/?tag=Stan
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    British humor in general seems Delta to me.

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    yes. though monty python is practically the prototype of alpha humor, IMO
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ritella View Post
    yes. though monty python is practically the prototype of alpha humor, IMO
    I agree. I love monty python but it can get old after awhile.

    I thought it was pretty funny. and yeah, delta.
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    I agree. I love monty python but it can get old after awhile.

    I thought it was pretty funny. and yeah, delta.
    Agree on the Monty too.

    Though my question is: How is the original video delta humor? What are we talking about when we say that? I mean it's not just that I don't find that particular thing funny, but I've been fervently searching for some kind of underlying premise or whatever springs from the delta fountain that I'd even remotely be entertained by. Is it because of the guy personally? Is it just messing with total strangers in a public place? If it happened in my vicinity I'd probably smile to myself because it's clearly a gag, but my response to it is pretty overwhelmingly meh. Not saying those of you who enjoyed it have a shit sense of humor or it's objectively unfunny, but it doesn't really do anything for me at all.

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    I love this guy, absolutely hilarious...the phone stuff always cracks me up, actually all of his stuff does.
    My guess is he's ENFp, but not sure.
    I think this is a pretty insightful interview, if anyones got any thoughts.

    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QB-gMIWV1Bc

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    I didn't laugh, not even once. And it's boring to see the same joke over and over again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ritella View Post
    Given to me by my SLI friend:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NciO7AEqKYE&NR=1


    I think this qualifies. What do you all think?
    This made me lol lol lol

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    There is no such thing as Delta humor. We are super serious. Srsly.
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    I agree.

    SLI humor: go to zoo, see tortoises having sex. Go home, search for "tortoise sex" on Youtube, show it to someone and laugh.
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    Does anyone remember when Jim Carrey did this?



    So, so awesome.
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    "i like rap music as much as the next frightened caucasian."

    oh my god. i LOVE him
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simon Ssmall View Post
    There is no such thing as Delta humor. We are super serious. Srsly.
    LOL

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    Ssmall is right. I don't think there's such thing as humour, actually. It's pretty subjective.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikemex View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyrano View Post
    HA! It doesn't get any funnier than that!

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    I'm hoping we can take a break from the drama for a bit What has made you laugh recently?

    This always makes me laugh:

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    Now, this might lead to more drama, but, I find this funny. It was on my playlist for funny clips.



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    I tend to like dry, subtle, clever humor. I'll see if I can find some examples.

    Edit: Well, not always subtle. Sometimes not-so-subtle is funny, too.
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