ROFL

Comedy is what I live for.
I eat, sleep and brush my teeth with it.
When I get home I eat and then sit on the computer and watch stand-up comedy until I don’t find any of it funny anymore and so I give up and do homework. That’s where I’m at right now by the way.
When I heard all I had to do was blog about comedy I though It’d be an easy job but then I realized I didn’t know where to start, there’s so much to say about it!
To me the beauty of humour is that it is completely inexistent. You can’t write something that everyone’s going to find funny because “funny” is a concept that changes from one person to the next. Being funny is the hardest of jobs because it requires complete control over the language you are speaking and the culture you are living in. It is mandatory to have a connection with the audience you are dealing with so they’ll understand why what you are saying is funny and you have to trusts their brains to be okay enough to see the pun or understand the twist.
You laugh at something because most likely you just reduced a complex concept into a simple one, because you had enough information to grasp what the speaker was saying, because you thought you were the only one or because a huge coincidence just happened. Next time you laugh at something, try to think why you laughed at it and I’m sure the answer won’t some easy.
I have a mania of questioning simple things to the point I annoy myself, I decided form now I won’t share my queries with nobody but myself… and Google.