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Date Posted: Fri, 11/28/03 10:11pm
Author: john mohdom
Subject: Re: The art of joking
In reply to: OnB 's message, "Re: The art of joking" on Fri, 11/28/03 3:50pm

> I asked about
>that a couple times and my Dad would tell me that the
>Lakota din't always see things the Oneida way.
>'Course, there were also a lot of times when my Mom
>just DIN'T think it was FUNNY.
>OnB:)

I agree with both of them. I'm sure someone has done a study to identify things that might be interculturally humorous...that is universal funny. I think such a thing might exist but I don't have a grant paying me to talk about it 80)

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