Humour

I find the strangest things amusing. 

I suspect I inherited my sense of humour, and it is a valuable tool in the daily task of dealing with life. There are many folks I know that have a similar gift, and I feel a special bond with them. 

Equally there are a select few I have met over the years that don't seem to find anything amusing at all. Now these folks are rather worrying: I mean, what do they think the rest of us are laughing at?


Anyway, it is always a joy to see evidence of a like minded person when I am out and about.

For example:




BTW. Why do you never hear someone say "Me, I have no sense of humour at all"


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