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Almost everything. Seriously, my sense of humour is very broad. From just being random, to political humour, to offensive jokes. The only kind of humour I don't like is things involving gore, and things like extreme religion bashing.
Actually, my very broad sense of humour helps me to get a long with a lot of different people.
I like deadpan the best.
My favorite is snark, by far.
I prefer Improv, satire, and parody.
I also love dark humour.
Oh yeah, Whose Line is like the best! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by CharizardDude
Hm, I like slapstick humor, improv humor, sarcastic humor, fourth wall humor, puns...but it all depends on my mood.
I have a very broad sense of humor, but I think the ones that get me splitting my sides the most is when things go horribly and comically wrong, and incredibly stupid situations played out in all seriousness, like a guy who tries to rob a bank by pulling his t-shirt over his head and wielding a palm frond (this actually happened in Deland, Florida, in 2009).
I'm not a fan of dark humor, though. People dying in a stupid situation isn't funny to me. However, people getting seriously injured in a stupid situation is hilarious.
I'm a pretty huge fan Daniel Tosh really. That guy cracks me up!
Satirical, cynical and sarcastical humour.
My sense of humour doesn't make me popular with the people around me.
Absurdism, black comedy, farce, satire, sarcasm, rapid-fire comedy, and cringe comedy, comedic sociopathy (though there's a fine line between that and just plain being a dick) over-the-top stuff, and really, really bad puns.
Although what gets me the most is good imagery.
I love Strange Anime gags, There such a huge 'WTF' sometimes...
Hmm. I don't know. I think Hetalia Axis Powers is really funny.... What kind of humor would that be?
Dark humor, Dry Humor, and Sarcasm.
I really enjoy black comedy, TV shows like Bones that can successfully play off dark themes in a comical and vaguely sickening, yet tasteful way are my favourites. None of my friends or family really share my humour though.
I'm also really fond of profane political satire like George Carlin's comedy too. I guess overall, my sense of humour is fun and cynical.
I've been thinking about this a bit lately and I decided that if I could fit my sense of humor into specific terms, it would have to be deadpan. Like I've said before on this thread (lookey-lookey there's the post in question up there ^), I find it hilarious when people do stupid or absurd stuff and act serious while doing it.
I like to call it "squeaky gallet" comedy. Because just picture a courtroom where everybody speaks in very stilted Engrish and the gallet is replaced with a squeaky toy, and you have a good picture of my sense of humor. I guess you could call it a special kind of deadpan humor.