Which is your favourite type of humour
 

We all have different tastes in music, movies, reality TV characters etc, but our sense of humour is a big part of who we are, so I decided to make a poll.

And where is that poll?

I like very dry, dark humour.

Randomness.

e.g. Noel Fielding

Legend.

Dark Humour, but no poll .

Sarcasm. Dry humour.

Sorry... took a while. This is the first time I've posted a poll with the new system.

Camp? Peter Kay?

A mixture of wry, satirical, dark and retro. Based on the examples anyway.

Dislike extrovert [though i love McIntyre] and pub humour.

Mighty Boosh
Seinfeld
The Office (UK and USA)
HIGNFY
Thick of It
Ant on Dec on IMAGMOOH
Billy C
Gav and Stac
Early Doors
Morecambe and Wise
Peppa Pig

I like a dry humour like Coronation Street's Blanche.

Are the joke and humour the same?

If it is yes, I also like silly jokes.

A woman was interviewed by a street reporter.
"How do you think of Xmas?"
"I think it is very nice. We should have it every year."


Bush went a bar. A man before him ordered.
"Johnny Walker single."
Bush ordered.
"George W Bush married."

Camp

I love Alan Carr & Catherine Tate so much

i wouldnt class peter kay is camp though he's one of those comedians that when he says something you can instantly relate to it

2nd last

Al Murray, Lee Evans, Alan Carr, Jason Manford :)
Funny imo :D lmffao

Camp. I like Jo Brand and Jimmy Carr too.

Wry, snide and extrovert from that list. :)

Snide humour. Graham Norton's chat show is hilarious, so is 8 Out of 10 Cats.

Graham > Alan Carr (when Graham isn't presenting things like Joseph)

Jo Brand has a very dry sense of humour. She had a series many years ago called "Through the cakehole". I used to love it. One of my favourite sketches was one she did of an over 60's amateur dramatics group performing "Reservoir Dogs". I have never been able to find it on the internet though. :(

Favourite comedians:

Eddie Izzard, Bill Bailey, Joan Rivers, Stephen K. Amos, Michael McIntyre, Frankie Boyle, Dara O'Briain, Ed Byrne.

Of times gone by... Tommy Cooper, Peter Cook, Bill Hicks, Richard Pryor.

Dry/Sarcastic and Camp.

All of it except working mens club and annoying office clown type of humour...practical jokes agggh

A combination of satirical and dark.

+ sean lock is amazing on 8-10 cats

but stand up hes ****

'lmffao'

=

laughing my *****ing fat arse off????

lol

You have a fat arse???

Hahaha