Humor is a funny thing. What I think is funny might not be
the slightest bit humorous to you. The scope of humor is staggering, from
the physical slapstick of Eddie Murphy to the subtle wit of Woody Allen, and I
am a fan of it all.
But if I had to
choose I suppose I lean more toward darker, more sarcastic word/observational
humor. Tosh.O, anyone? Or Ricky Gervais. I know it's total a
shocker.
My husband
apparently needs sight before his funny is even remotely engaged. Give
him props in the style of Jeff Dunham and he's a happy man. (We agree on
Tosh.O only because of the videos.)
My older son
enjoys all of it. My youngest who just turned 4 is the one who worries
us.
He's also the one
who stuffs noodles in his belly button for snacking later and apparently thinks
I bear a striking resemblance to Conan O'Brien since he keeps insisting it's me
on those commercials.
I've been trying
to teach him the fine art of the Knock, Knock joke. So far it has gone
something like this:
Me: Knock, knock.
Mini Me: Who's
there?
Me: Boo
Mini Me: Boo
Me: No, Boo Hoo.
Mini Me: Who the
heck is Boo Hoo?
Explain and then
repeat exact same scenario twenty more times. He thinks this is
hilarious. Either his funny bone is broken or...he is messing with me.
Really, really messing with me.
Now for funny pics:
Is that little Uncle Fester on the bottom?
ReplyDeleteThe baby looking at the clone looks just like my new baby. Kind of freaking me out, actually. HOW'D THEY GET IN OUR HOUSE TO TAKE THAT PICTURE?
ReplyDeleteAlso, you know, it was really funny. Plus, my youngest son would be a really good baby to clone. He doesn't even spit up.
Conan O'Brien? Hahaha. Time for a spa day and a trim, I say. :D
ReplyDeleteHow could anyone think you look like Conan O'Brien?
ReplyDeleteWait. You ARE a girl, right?
:D I kid, I kid!