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Ugandan Humour
Good sense of Humour is on the list of every gal looking for a boy (dont worry, you lie somewhere between gal or boy)
But the Ugandan idea of sense of humour is so not amusing.
One: They tell a joke and explain it too.
Two: They think for it to be funny, it has to be vulgur
Three: They tell other people's jokes as though they were their own.
Four: They never understand a joke unless you explain it to them.
Five: When they realise it made people luagh, they repeat it.
Finally: They can't tell it was a joke unless you tell them it was one.
As for me, if he is Ugandan, I would rather he had no sense of humour at all.
Ugandan Humour
Good sense of Humour is on the list of every gal looking for a boy (dont worry, you lie somewhere between gal or boy)
But the Ugandan idea of sense of humour is so not amusing.
One: They tell a joke and explain it too.
Two: They think for it to be funny, it has to be vulgur
Three: They tell other people's jokes as though they were their own.
Four: They never understand a joke unless you explain it to them.
Five: When they realise it made people luagh, they repeat it.
Finally: They can't tell it was a joke unless you tell them it was one.
As for me, if he is Ugandan, I would rather he had no sense of humour at all.
posted by Rae | 11:34 AM
5 Comments:
and then after all that, they laugh at their own 'jokes'.
and then after all that, they laugh at their own 'jokes' as if they were actually humerous and funny.
then again,sometimes the funniest bit of the joke is the fact that no one is laughing(yet)
@Crys; see Kamags in gungas physics dept!
@scotchbiscuits; did anyone ever laugh?
i did.
at the ever so delightful fact that no one was laughing.
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