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Trending & News It depends on the genre I think.
More structural jokes will often have some truth because that's what makes it funny, how the truth is presented in a surprising way compared to how we normally see it (like the "what's the deal with?" Jokes, which purposely exaggerate how nonsensical some "truth" of life can seem when you stop to think about it).
Other, more abstract jokes can get humor from revealing purely coincidental or irrelevant "truths" (like the "what do you get when you cross" jokes, it's not any sort of social truth it's just a surprise that if you combine 2 words you can get a 3rd totally unrelated word, for example).
Other, even more abstract jokes can even use truths already known to the audience, and just melt them down to where you recognize something that used to be a "truth" and now it's just nonsense. (Like those "pronouncing things incorrectly" videos, which I find hilarious but one of my friends think is just silly).
Often, when a joke makes us laugh, it's because we understand what it is the joke is about. The spontaneous laughter then can be considered a way to deal with the potential suggested difficulties and events.
By the way, it seems that laughter, originally, in our very far ancestors, derived form crying children, when these at first glance think to detect a potential danger, and immediately thereafter understand the situation is harmless. The crying then turns into what we know as laughter, meaning something like "oh... event not to be taken seriously...".
I wouldn't think so with sex jokes, or things like blond jokes. "Why did the blond drown in the pool?" Because she found a scratch and sniff sticker on the bottom. I suppose a private joke between 2 people could qualify though.
Three women busted out of a women’s prison, and ran cross country.
At nightfall, they decided to hold up in an old barn. Soon the posse came across the barn.
Sherif: Jethro, crawl up in that loft and tell me what you see.
(Jethro climbs the ladder)
Deputy: Sherif, there’s just three gunny sacks.
Sherif: What’s in them?
Deputy: I don’t know.
Sherif: Kick them!
(Jethro kicks the sack with the brunette in it.)
Brunette: Meow?
Deputy: Sherif, the first sack has a cat in it.
Sherif: Kick another one.
(Jethro kicks the sack with the redhead in it)
Redhead: Ruff, ruff?
Deputy: Sherif, the other sack has a dog in it.
Sherif: Kick the third sack!
(Jethro kicks the sack with the blonde in it.
Blonde: Potatoes?
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I believe it's true. Even jokes that shouldn't be taken as jokes.
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When you can laugh hard at a joke it's usually because it's true and if you don't laugh and see it however it was said then one day you might cry but some of the funniest jokes are the most real jokes and it's because they are true it's okay to laugh at the truth
That bit of truth, little or big, is what makes it a joke.
Comedian Gallagher once told this story..
There I was, in 1st grade, and the teacher wrote the word BIG on the board. I get it, that's the word BIG... B.. I.. G. Then, underneath it, she wrote the word LITTLE on the board. Now I'm confused.
There needs to be for it to be funny.
Life of Brian now has almost got too much to be funny.
But only almost...
The moment you declare an absolute like this someone is going to exploit it. I. e. by telling a joke that is 100% lie so you have to accept some part of it that is profitable to them as truth.
It depends.. sometimes it is completely not factual.. but sure probably most have some truth to them..
Every joke has some logical meaning , thats why jokes are not jokes, never.
The good ones, yeah. The more it resonates with an audience the better it's received.
I would say true , for the most part it would t be funny if there wasn’t any truth behind it
True, sometimes it is more than just a little truth.
no, not at all. Sometimes there is for sure, but not every joke is a glimpse into how a person really feels about something.
For sure... people always tell me when people drink, they speak the truth... I find that half false
The best/most funny jokes are ones that are completely true
I think there is some truth behind some jokes. It really depends on what the jokes are
Jokes are derived from real life situations so there’s definitely a bit of truth in some form behind a joke.
Mostly true.
Can be true… Sometimes 😉
Usually that's what makes it funny.
Not always but definitely often the case
Otherwise they would not be funny
If they're joking about my dick probably
truth
"Every" joke? False.
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