Sense of humor.

THIS–> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuOvqeABHvQ
Almost died laughing first time I saw it :P

@Ellie, that’s actually amazing. Not funny.

I love satire. Alright. You’re getting serious.

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What’s the weather like up your own ass? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uX-Aldx-LM0

@Roseanne, I loved your response but I’m laughing at everything everywhere like a complete lunatic, or maybe just a childish fool, so there you go with the specifics. You made me wonder, at what exactly are you laughing? Please, tell me! :)

@Sasho Stoyanov, Wassup Sasho! Before I get down to business, jeez @Roseanne is gorgeous is she not? You see her website? alright anyway
I find myself laughing just about anything and as well. It’s all about perspectibe. I turn everything into a joke if I can and I’m in the mood. The best times are horror movies, ceremonies and ritual gatherings. People are not expecting a joke so I throw one out there, they shoot me a look like i’m blaspheming in purgatory. By the third or fourth, we can’t even hear the speaker over muffled laughter. It’s what life is about sometimes.

Well, shucks. Thanks @ Uncle Myu.
@Sasho @Manifestation It’s generally a silly teasing kind of funny… Sometimes it is at the expense of someone who has hurt themselves or made a fool of themselves. Sometimes it is the imagery of something… It’s kind of particular, because sometimes I will be cold to something that other people find so hilarious, but at the most random thing I will laugh my ass off. For instance, I LOVE the movie “Superbad,” but I don’t find “The Hangover” funny. I fake laughed during that whole movie, just because other people were laughing in the theatre, I kinda felt obligated to. But Superbad and Mean Girls- Holy shit! So funny.
I just know that when a “Rez” native is around, is generally when I laugh the hardest because they say really funny things and have a great sense of humour. I mean, it’s relative of course, just like any other group or community you have the funny guy, or the family jokester/clown.
If wanna see what I mean, check out the novel “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian,” by Sherman Alexie. If that book doesn’t awaken your inner Native humour, I don’t know what will.