Never allow lack of laughter to discourage you. I find that many jokes are appreciated on a visceral level. Then when out of my presence the dolt to whom I told the joke presumably laughs and appreciates the humor. But do I let that stop me? No way.
When I told people that I was going to be a stand up comic, everyone just laughed at me. But when I actually became a stand up comic…..well…..Nobody laughs at me now.
I remember being disappointed at the humor of “The Pink Panther” (the first one). It finally got a laugh out of me…and then the characters took a moment to laugh too, which reduced the effect.
Jeff0811 about 6 years ago
Never allow lack of laughter to discourage you. I find that many jokes are appreciated on a visceral level. Then when out of my presence the dolt to whom I told the joke presumably laughs and appreciates the humor. But do I let that stop me? No way.
Plods with ...™ about 6 years ago
Try phart jokes. Always phunny
ChessPirate about 6 years ago
Scott, artists never receive their due until after they’re dead. What I’m saying is, you can at least have that to believe in… ☺
57BelAir about 6 years ago
Scott has almost never let me down.
Bob Jones about 6 years ago
When I told people that I was going to be a stand up comic, everyone just laughed at me. But when I actually became a stand up comic…..well…..Nobody laughs at me now.
Stephen Gilberg about 6 years ago
I remember being disappointed at the humor of “The Pink Panther” (the first one). It finally got a laugh out of me…and then the characters took a moment to laugh too, which reduced the effect.
TazzTec about 6 years ago
Excellent strip, with several layers of “funny”.