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Comedy: May 09, 2018 Issue [#8871]

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 This week: Different styles to make a good laugh
  Edited by: Samberine Everose
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3. Letter from the Editor
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About This Newsletter

Hello everyone, I’m Samberine Everose, and I'm here again your guest editor this week in the Comedy Topic of the WDC Newsletter, and just like I've been saying before, I will not be tired in expressing my thankfulness to all the beautiful people here in this wonderful community of writers for not only helping us to improve our writings but giving us also encouragement and inspiration every day. *Smile*

What makes a good laugh?
Here are some of its different styles,
I know you knew them already,
Are you aware of them?


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Dear Friend,

Greetings!

Smiley Face, Happy Face or Comedian in our natural language-Tagalog we called it "Comediante", it reminds me of the late Dolphy our comedy king actor, or the late American Comedy Actor Robin Williams wherein they gave naturally a good laugh to audience, in the way how they act through their body language, voice or movement.

Or in other words, Smiley Face/Happy Face are those people who can give you a good laugh.

In writing, how can we create and make our readers give a more good laugh?
In my opinion and through my own observation here are the following styles for you all to consider before planning to write or give a good laugh to your readers or audience.

*Bulbp* 1. The Question and Answer Style -This is the most basic style in writing in the Comedy Genre that can produce a good laugh, the short sentence or the simpler the better style.
Just like for example:
Q: What do you call a fish without eyes?
A: Fsh. *Laugh*
But if you like to make it complex, you can add more of it like this, but the more you add this style, the more you make it complex, but make and only concentrate it in one subject.

*Bulbp* 2. The Cause and Effect Style - This is mostly describing a movement or action, or as the title said: the cause and its effect especially if its funny.
For example, I ate potatoes this morning so the result: I have no choice than to contribute air pollution after. *Laugh*
The main concentration here is the action or movement of the characters that are funny, this style were mostly seen in mute movies like the cartoon Tom and Jerry where they seldom to say any words but their action speaks more.

*Bulbp*3. The Biography or Experience Style - You have a funny experience or adventure- you can write them down and share about them and mark it- its not a fiction but its a fictitious. *Laugh*

*Bulbp* 4. The Personification Style - Personifying something like cartooning is fun and very funny especially if the theme is a comedy. Just think about your pets on how they talk and gossiping about you. *Laugh*

*Bulbp* 5.The Playing with words Style - This is often used between two or more than people who are in conversation, especially if trying to make the talk to be less formal, this is effective to meetings where a confrontation is expecting. *Bigsmile* You can find this also in some anecdote where the funny words are not usually vulgar but when you ponder it, its funny.

But, remember my friend mostly a good joke either in writing or in verbal, will produce more a good laugh and can be more effective when one has good positive thoughts. Positive thoughts through entertaining the good thoughts and dump all the negative thoughts can help to stimulate or boost the brain in producing happy hormones, and once you already a tune yourselves and you start to feel good, it will reflect in your writings and in you.

So think positive and Write On!
*Heart*


Samberine Sig.




Editor's Picks

Pieces by awesome WDC Authors for you to check On.!

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Poetry - Funny  (E)
Poems to make you smile and lighten your day
#2153255 by 🌸 pwheeler - love joy peace

I Don't Want To Be Married!  (E)
My 5-year old granddaughter experiences her first Girl Guide camp.
#2082936 by SandraLynn Team Florent!

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#2156500 by Not Available.

 The Giraffe and the Orangutan  (E)
A poem about an orangutan who thinks she can fly, and a giraffe who says "no".
#1589138 by Tim Chiu

 
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Flowers and Chocolates  (E)
One of my favorite memories when I was a kid
#2004251 by Samberine Everose


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Use the photo to inspire your creativity. Write a short story and win big prizes!
#1221635 by Writing.Com Support

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This contest intends to challenge writers to write outside of their comfort zone
#2150828 by S.J - Not Around Much

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Verdant Poetry Contest - On Hiatus  (E)
NATURE-themed quarterly contest.
#2000001 by Choconut ~ Dragon Tamer

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Jump start your imagination!
#2146647 by Genipher







 
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