Humour is a funny thing
Everyone has an opinion on humour, and think they have a sense of humour and say they like a good laugh. I recently read one of those modified research articles published by renowned university people saying that laughing is even more of a remedy to body’s problems than we once thought. I can picture a bunch of legally obese SUV driving university researchers procuring a fat government grant along with two conferences trips before printing these findings. Now, my Irish Grandmother sitting around a turf fire once said the same thing. Shouldn’t courses be given on humour? Since I have an English accent, people tend to discuss soccer and English humour in my presence. I care little about soccer but I find the subject of humour intriguing. Just like sports, humour follows national boundaries. It is easy money to make fun of other nationalities and a revelation to discover that a nationality actually has a sense of humour. For exam