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Old 04-14-2006, 08:00 AM   #13
AngegepeM

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Marieke is right...you need to know your audience when you tell a joke. That's true for understanding age, experience, culture, etc. A true comedian finds jokes that the specific audience will laugh at, not be insulted by. In the heterogeneous groups, of which Marieke has described, it's very difficult to find humor to satisfy everyone.

And by the way... Political Correctness? What about being nice? That's not fake... that's wanting the other person to enjoy the experience, too.
If the truth be told, you need to know your audience whenever you open your mouth. The most innocent remark can be misconstrued and get you in trouble.

That's the human condition and why Marieke is wrong. A well adjusted person will just ignore a joke that is not to his/her taste.
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