How Jokes and Humor Helps Us To Be Happy  

The Lost Secret Of How Jokes and Humor Helps Us To Be Happy  .

Article by Jayaprakash Reddy V

Joke: a joke is a few words is a sentence to hear / read us laugh. This is one to one or many. This process is also known as laughter. Laughter is medicine for the mind and body.Humor: Humor is a combination of fundamental a) Thinking b) Feeling c) physical. Thinking: In this kind of humor to one another to get people thinking about something and feel happy.Feeling: In this type of humor that one makes others feel (Creating an emotional feeling) Physical:. In this type of humor that makes the other one with his / her actions / words for physical laughs. Several times the equivalent of joke.We often see a lot of people associated with humor jokes. But when we look we understand that little joke while the humor is very broad. Jokes and humor helped to live emotionally healthy. Advantages of Jokes and Humor: There are a number of advantages and benefits of one gets jokes and humor. Some of them are listed below.I. Social Benefitsa. Developing an attachment group (improve teamwork) b. Help keep yourself from conflictsc. Strengthening relation.II. Mental advantages / Benefitsa. Reducing the pressure / stressb. Improve mood / atmospherec. Increase flexibility / resilienced. Add enthusiasm and happiness for lifeIII. Physical benefitsa. Reduce painb. hormonesc drops in stress. Musclesd relaxed. Improve resistancee. Preventing heart diseasesf. The problem comes downg respiration. Bring blood pressure to normalDisadvatages of Jokes / Humor:. Before knowing about the weakness of humor please try to understand the following quotes “Humor is surprise without threat, but threat is not a surprise with humor” Actually there is no loss of humor if someone can enjoy. in the right way. When we do not how to use / enjoy the humor that gave negative results. If one does not want to see the loss of humor has to avoid the following.  Do not be funny to people who are serious. Because how do you react may not know   Do not comment on the issue of religion in society Do not involve your joke / humor  Try to avoid touching personal beliefs / feelings of others of Honor.  opinion in your joke / humor

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How to start Humor and jokes: Here are some things to start the humor and jokes. • Try to Smile • Try to introduce humor into your discussion / conversation • Every time I hear jokes • Try to move toward the close. To spend your time with a fun and jokey.How to create opportunities for Humor / Joke  entertaining? Themselves with pet animals  host games with your neighbors at night  Search. the funny / joke joke Share with others   Buy and read the fun / joke books  Join the comedy / laughter clubs  Consider the comic / funny shows on television  Allot time for fun activities  Move closer childrenWe can share Jokes & Humor for different varieties. Actually there are many kinds of jokes and humor. But the following is a very popular joke categories.Kinds / Type humorParody: Mocking the original work.Screwball: Humor in touch with misunderstandingFarce: Degree types humorDark: Humor in touch with the unpleasant, sadistic, and despair Satire: Humor is based on the arrival of a short (For make him / her improve) slapstick: the physical type of humor (ex: hitting one another) Hope the above points help you to be funny / happy in your life. In a nutshell humor is essential to life. So I suggest making it part of your life.

developed by Reddy Mr.Jayaprakash Vangala. He is M. Com, B.Ed., he worked for the last decade and a half in Public Company Limited .. Where he worked in different locations / offices and departments. Before joining this company he also worked in educational institutions in both teaching and non teaching departments. Now he wants to share the rich experience a variety of topics with the world

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Adviser: the comic adviser gives uncalled for advice in a Punch prototype. Ex: Advice to people who want to buy a puppy: Don’t.

Anecdotes: any interesting event, either having to do with a celebrity or something smaller, that helps the humorist make a point. Anecdotes are great for the speaker and writer.

Aside: a thought added as if something the speaker was saying reminded him of it.

Banter: good-natured teasing back and forth; exchange of witty remarks.

Blendword: blending two or three words to make a new word. Ex: smog for smoke and fog.

Blue Humor: not appropriate for the public speaker. Humor based on easily offensive subjects like making love, body parts, and bodily functions.

Blunder: wit based on a person who makes a mistake, which makes them appear foolish.

Bull: a humorous statement that is based on an outrageous contradiction. Ex: “The best people have never had kids.”

Burlesque: a form of satire. Burlesque ridicules any basic style of speech or writing. (Parody makes fun of specific writings.)

Caricature: exaggeration of a person’s mental, physical, or personality traits, in wisecrack form.

The Catch Tale: a funny story that messes up the reader or listener by implying an awful ending but then stopping with a small declaration.

Conundrum: a word puzzle that can’t be solved because the answer is a pun. Ex: why do cows wear bells? Their horns don’t work.

Epigram: clever, short saying about a general group. Mostly satire about mankind. Two types, wordplay and thought play.

Exaggerism: an exaggerated witticism that overstates the features, defects, or the strangeness of someone or something.

Freudian Slip: a funny statement which seems to just pop out, but which actually comes from the person’s subconscious thoughts.

Hyperbole: extreme exaggeration.

Irony: a leading part of humor. Irony is using words to express something completely different from the literal meaning. Usually, someone says the opposite of what they mean and the listener believes the opposite of what they said.

Joke: short story ending with a funny climactic twist.

Nonsensism: inclusive of the epigram and the wisecrack, it is any kind of funny nonsense in speaking form. Nonsensism includes all kinds of absurdity without realistic logic and makes a general observation of absurd reference.

Parody: humorous version of any well-known writing. Ex: Weird Al Yankovic’s “Pretty Fly for a Rabbi”.

Practical Joke: a joke put into action. You hear an oral joke, sees a printed joke, and feel the practical joke. The trick is played on another person and the humor comes from what happens.

Recovery: a combination of blunder and wit, where a person makes an error, and then saves himself with a fast correction.

Repartee: includes clever replies and retorts. The most common form is the insult.

Satire: wit that is critical humor. Satire is sarcasm that makes fun of something.

Situational Humor: this is comedy that comes from your own life. No one in your audience will have heard it and it can get a group used to you. This type of humor is based on a humorous situation that you have experienced.

Switching: a common form of switching is changing the main parts of the story, such as the setup or the punch line, and creating a new joke.

Understatement: making something that is regular or large seem extremely smaller or less. Intentionally down- sizing a large object.

Wisecrack: any clever remark about a particular person or thing. Wisecracks are quick wordplays about a person.

Wit: humor, irony, sarcasm, satire, repartee. Wit is funny because of the sudden sharpness and quick perception. Wit can bite. Verbal wit is a type of humor known as Wordplay.
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