Originally posted by ivanhoeI found one definition that said: Humor is when an expected future is replaced with an unexpected future. The more unexpected the more humorous.
.... of course God has a sense of humour ..... He made you ! ...... 😵 😀
And another definition that said: Humor is surprise without threat or promise
If that is true, is it possible for god (assuming he exists for the moment) to have a sense of humor? Nothing would be unexpected or surprising to an omniscient being. You couldn't catch him off guard. It seems that there would be nothing that would strike him as funny.
Originally posted by rwingettits teh suk to0 B god then
I found one definition that said: Humor is when an expected future is replaced with an unexpected future. The more unexpected the more humorous.
And another definition that said: Humor is surprise without threat or promise
If that is true, is it possible for god (assuming he exists for the moment) to have a sense of humor? Nothing would be unexpected ...[text shortened]... ldn't catch him off guard. It seems that there would be nothing that would strike him as funny.
Originally posted by rwingett
I found one definition that said: Humor is when an expected future is replaced with an unexpected future. The more unexpected the more humorous.
And another definition that said: Humor is surprise without threat or promise
If that is true, is it possible for god (assuming he exists for the moment) to have a sense of humor? Nothing would be unexpected ...[text shortened]... ldn't catch him off guard. It seems that there would be nothing that would strike him as funny.
Rwingo: " ... It seems that there would be nothing that would strike him as funny."
I'm sure He's laughing right now ! 😀
Originally posted by rwingettSince "God" is obviously just a big human blowup doll, God can have a sense of humor. In fact, it must be an "omni-sense of humor" because he's God and so it must bigger and better.
I found one definition that said: Humor is when an expected future is replaced with an unexpected future. The more unexpected the more humorous.
And another definition that said: Humor is surprise without threat or promise
If that is true, is it possible for god (assuming he exists for the moment) to have a sense of humor? Nothing would be unexpected ...[text shortened]... ldn't catch him off guard. It seems that there would be nothing that would strike him as funny.
Originally posted by telerionOmni-sense...that's kind of funny. I'm sure god doesn't think so, though. His finger is probably hovering perilously close to the "smite" button right about now. 😉
Since "God" is obviously just a big human blowup doll, God can have a sense of humor. In fact, it must be an "omni-sense of humor" because he's God and so it must bigger and better.
Originally posted by rwingettPerfect reason for him to create humans then, make up for his inability.
I found one definition that said: Humor is when an expected future is replaced with an unexpected future. The more unexpected the more humorous.
And another definition that said: Humor is surprise without threat or promise
If that is true, is it possible for god (assuming he exists for the moment) to have a sense of humor? Nothing would be unexpected ...[text shortened]... ldn't catch him off guard. It seems that there would be nothing that would strike him as funny.
Now he can experience it by proxy... 😉
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