Irony

Comedy Series and Addiction: Unveiling the Psychological and Societal Impact
Introduction: Laughter, the universal language that knows no bounds, has the power to bring people together, uplift their spirits, and provide a temporary escape from the trials of everyday life. In recent years, comedy series have emerged as a dominant form of entertainment, captivating audiences worldwide. However, one cannot help but wonder: what lies beneath our fascination with these shows? This article aims to delve deeper into the realm of comedy series, exploring their psychological and societal impact, as well as the potential addictive nature they possess.
By Zapyus3 years ago in Humor
A Funny Ferrari Traffic Tale About Granny's Pink Light Rebellion
An elderly woman who is renowned for her odd behaviour and sense of adventure takes the wheel of a showy Ferrari. In addition to starting her exciting voyage, this endearing grandmother also starts a hilarious and surprising traffic tale.
By Jointdfw 793 years ago in Humor
45 Jokes You Gotta Laugh At
15 One-Liner Jokes for You 1. Why don't scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything! 2. Why don't skeletons fight each other? They don't have the guts!
By Timothy A Rowland3 years ago in Humor
The Office Kiss Mishap: Embracing Humor in the Rush
One busy morning at the Johnsons' house, chaos ensued. Mr Johnson woke up late and panicked because he was worried that he would be late for an important meeting in his office. When his wife saw his agitation, she tried to calm him down with a touch of humour.
By Jointdfw 793 years ago in Humor
The Unforgettable Surprise
Once upon a time, there was a newly married couple, John and Emily. John, the doting husband, had a mischievous plan to surprise his beautiful and elegant wife. One day, he approached Emily with a mischievous grin and a silky eye mask sleep cover in his hands.
By Jointdfw 793 years ago in Humor
It Never Gets Old
“You don’t stop laughing when you grow old. You grow old when you stop laughing.” ~George Bernard Shaw SYNOPSIS: The tables have turned on Charlie Price. Once the proud patriarch of his family and a university professor, the still-spry 70-something’s adult children are now the ones calling the shots. Between his kids and the retirement home staff at Heaven's Gate, he’s being told what to do, when to eat and even when to go to bed--often by an intrusive intercom in his room.
By JL Daly3 years ago in Humor
Adjustment Period. Runner-Up in Pitch Your Pilot Challenge. Top Story - July 2023. Content Warning.
TITLE: Adjustment Period (pilot episode for “As the World Burns”) AUTHOR: Dana O. Crandell GENRE: Dystopian Fiction/Dark Humor
By Dana Crandell3 years ago in Humor
Living Dangerously . Runner-Up in Pitch Your Pilot Challenge.
Synopsis Fourteen-year-old Tyler is starting high school at Boogey High, a school for the supernatural. The only problem is that Tyler takes after his dad and is powerless, unlike his mermaid/merman older brother and sister. Now he must walk alongside some of the most powerful supernatural kids in the realm.
By Niko Banks3 years ago in Humor
In Their Shoes . Content Warning.
Ricky Gervais’ Extras meets The Office for a theatre date. -Genre: Sitcom, Ensemble - Dark Comedy -Episodes' length: 25 to 30 minutes
By Luca Ippoliti3 years ago in Humor
Interview with Dracula . Content Warning.
Today, I interview a bloodsucker who’s mother would be proud! He’s a count, and while not a poet, many great poems and stories have been written about him, and he most definitely knows it. He’s a man who lives forever, and who’s name rhymes with Bracula, and he’s not afraid to cook with a spatula. He’s here to tell us what poems and stories ring true. Some call him a bat out of hell! Others say he’s perfect and doesn’t smell! Let us give a warm welcome to Dracula!
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Humor
The Perfect Spell
Synopsis: On a fateful Beltane Eve, a coven of four experienced magickal practitioners assembles to perform a prosperity working that cannot fail – a spell to win the current lottery jackpot of $217 million.
By Michael Dilts3 years ago in Humor
And Now for Dead Parrots, Flying Sheep, and Cardinal Richelieu Impersonators
Cult Films and Midnight Movies "From High Art to Low Trash" Vol 1 By Tom Baker As a child, getting home from school, I used to eagerly look forward to watching British sketch comedy legends Monty Python and their famous show "Monty Python's Flying Circus" rerun unaccountably on MTV during the late 1980s. Although the humor was a little too sophisticated for me, the show had a warm, if puzzling ambiance and often actresses that exposed a lot of cleavage. Which was enough to hold my attention. The flat, surrealistic animations, utilizing images culled from a hundred years earlier or thereabouts, were always grotesque good fun. The whole thing put me into an alternate world, and I wanted to learn from it, ironically.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Humor