Start with the punchline and work backwards.
Anyone else have some tips?
Start with the punchline and work backwards.
Anyone else have some tips?
!! Going to my destruction !!
Tip 1: Jesus makes a great joke.
Q: What does Jesus and a painting have in common?
A: They both get nailed to wood.
Turning your sacred cows into steak.
"Reality is for people who can't cope with drugs" - Robin Williams
Quote by: arX
There are two rules to joke telling. The first rule is, always keep them in suspense.
Some of the best "jokes" don't even have a punchline. You make people think you're heading toward a punchline, but you keep adding elaborately detailed and unnecessary digressions. The trick is to drag them along for a real long time, and then when they realize they've been cheated, and there actually is no punchline or point, I guess that's the punchline: "Ha, ha! I just made you listen to bunch a crap for no good reason."
In my view, the best comedians are brutally honest, and can riff on just about anything.
As good an example as any:
Louis C.K. - Duck Vaginas - YouTube
Post by post, building his arguments by smashing a couple of theirs -- for America.
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