What is sense of humor?   

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Is to "get it" in the way it was intended. It is sense of humor mainly relying upon sarcasm, timing, and wit. Can easily

Or said dry sense of humor !!

 

Dry Humor is when you deliver a joke or something funny, without being cracked up yourself. A good poker face is a pre requisite for dry humor. The British are masters of dry humor and their television and movies are a great example of dry humor.

I said It is Correct, add to it that someone can pick up the meaning “from the Air” we said in Egypt.

That also can apply for how we all could behave on a practical side of life, as we go !

·         We see a jammed traffic and someone stuck to get out of turn and we still blocking the way

·         We see people do not like to apologize for mistakes or say thank you for favors even it is simple

·         It is how you handle yourself in a situation, it take courage, experience, practice, patient

·         It is how you grow up to behave and deal with things with morality and sympathy

·         May be It is your culture..Means it is the Experiences passed through our generations to understand and try to understand things or deal with daily things with the “sense of Humor”

 

Sense of humor

• The phrase 'sense of humor' means the trait of appreciating and being able to express

How to get a sense of humor?

Do not take yourself so seriously, and laugh at the outrageousness of the inconsistencies, and ignorance in the world.. people are crazy! Do not take others so seriously either.. they often only mean what they say in the moment, or before they have more information or more maturity..

 

How is American sense of humor different from British sense of humor?

Some aspects are however British comedy is often thought of though as more witty

 

If you have a dry sense of humor how you can get people to like you?

From the wording of your question, I gather you've found a dry sense of humor sometimes offends or alienates people. If that's what's going on, then I have a lot of sympathy. I've had to learn how not to offend people with my sense of humor! Here are a few things you can do.

1) When you find a situation ironic or funny, consider the people you're with. Will they find it funny if you point it out? Do they share your sense of humor? Pointing out irony or making witty comments can be like banging your head against a wall when the company you keep doesn't share your appreciation of subtlety.

2) Timing is everything. So is relaxation. To tell a joke and get it appreciated without alienating others or embarrassing yourself, make sure you're relaxed and comfortable. Don't try to insert the joke in over somebody else's voice. It's better to show you're amused in subtle ways, and if someone picks up on it and asks you, to test the waters delicately with a small joke, then build on it if you develop a rapport.

3) Use your dry sense of humor to acknowledge similarities between you and the people you're talking to. This involves being sensitive to others and what they might be thinking or feeling. I wrote an eHow article called How to Be Witty at Parties where I talk about this - http://www.ehow.com/how_4548785_be-witty-parties.html . When you use humor to point out how you and others are alike, you're drawing a link between you and the other person, and they're more likely to like you.

I hope this helps a bit. I don't know if it makes sense or if I answered the question as you'd like. Good luck!