Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 07, 2012

The way you generally hear it is that puns are the lowest form of humor.

Is Frazz somewhat funny this morning?

Lets go to the gym and pump some irony.

Puns are the lowest form of humor.

According to Samuel Johnson, an 18th Century literary critic, who disparaged the 3000+ puns found in the works of Shakespear.

Sarcasm: just another service that I provide.

Yeah, make it an expensive form of humor. With burping.

Cheap humor, but we all seem to recognize it.

Brrrrraaaaap!

“Ah that was a good one… What do you mean, ’Say excuse me!”?

Sarcasm is the second lowest form of comedy, after politics.

Sacqueboutier, that’s what they say. Research shows that people with the highest intelligence wallow in them all the time.Check out Miserichord’s post above. Shakespeare is considered a pretty bright fellow….3000 puns?Or here’s a better example:…susansunshine. I’m pretty sure she’ll catch up to Billy Boy any day now

lightenup, I have a T shirt with those words, but it’s in first person plural!

“A pun is the lowest form of humor — when you didn’t think of it first.” ~Oscar Levant

Sarcasm, puns and irony OH MY.They are all forms of humor that we understand and are funny as long as you don’t have to explain the joke.

Like I said earlier, I’m having a baad day. Please explain what rubbersoled shoes have to do with it.

I’ll be standing with Frazz!

Oh, hell no. Poop is the lowest form of humor, just go read a few days of “Marvin.”

Where’s BigPuma’s erudition on the lameness of…?

Rubber-soled shoes = protection against a retributive lightning strike. But Frazz was taking no chances.

If it weren’t for sarcasm, I’d have no sense of humor.

Fundamentally, gaseous expulsions are the lowest form of humor…did THAT go over your head?

The only people that criticize puns and sarcasm are those not creative enough to partake in it.