What's Your Super Funny Style?
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No.1/6
Someone tells a truly terrible joke. How do you react?
Politely chuckle, even if it hurts a little.
Groan loudly but then make a funnier, sarcastic comment.
Burst into genuine laughter, bad jokes are hilarious in their own way!
Offer a constructive critique on joke-telling techniques.
No.2/6
You need to cheer up a friend. What's your go-to method?
Tell a perfectly timed, relatable story.
Do something completely silly and unexpected to make them crack up.
Share a ridiculously funny meme or video.
Engage in some playful teasing until they smile.
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No.3/6
You accidentally trip over your own feet in public. Your first thought is...
Quickly look around to see if anyone saw, then try to act cool.
Embrace it! Take a dramatic bow or pretend it was part of a dance.
Mutter something sarcastic about gravity.
Laugh at yourself immediately, it was pretty clumsy!
No.4/6
What kind of comedy show would you most enjoy?
A witty stand-up comedian with clever observations.
A slapstick comedy full of physical gags and silly situations.
An improv show where anything can happen!
A dark comedy that makes you think while you laugh.
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No.5/6
At a serious event, what's your internal thought when things get too stiff?
I wonder if anyone else is thinking about that time the speaker's cat walked across the keyboard.
I should probably try to discreetly make someone laugh with a funny face.
This silence is so awkward, I need to break it with a ridiculous sound effect.
If I yawn loudly enough, maybe it's become funny.
No.6/6
You hear a really funny story. How do you re-tell it to others?
I meticulously recreate every detail, voice, and facial expression.
I simplify it and add a dramatic, unexpected twist at the end.
I forget most of the details and just focus on the funniest part, probably messing it up hilariously.
I narrate it like a deadpan comedian, letting the absurdity speak for itself.
