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How to Write Funny Jokes

Why Funny? Comedy is hard to write and hard to perform. There are people who are naturally gifted at making jokes, and most of us have blessed times when our timing is perfect and everything that comes out of our mouths just zings. But for most of us, funny is hard work! So why bother? […]

Blog Carnival: Carnival of Tickled Elbows!

Welcome to the August 1827 (late), 2008 edition of tickled elbows. This blog carnival is dedicated to posts that made me chuckle. This one is unusual in that there is a political joke about the politician I plan to vote for…. and it made me chuckle. Out loud. Now, that’s pretty funny. Fred Lucas presents […]

Tickled Elbows Blog Carnival #1

Blog Carnival tickled elbows archives | submit post Rate: 0 ratings Welcome to the July 25, 2008 edition of tickled elbows. The criteria for this blog carnival are simple; your blog post must make me chuckle. If it doesn’t tickle my funny bone, it doesn’t get into the carnival. But if your post didn’t make […]

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