Is having a sense of humour bypass

[McMouse]

a prerequisite to posting in "News"?

[jackthehat]

I don't think so.
But if it is, your jokes would recommend you...........

[Sqad]

McMouse....LOL

No, but if you do have a sense of humour it is better left at home before entering "News"

[ummmm]

*snigger*

[Bbbananas]

I got a laugh out of Another Old Git once.
Unintentionally though - he just thinks I'm an imbecile most probably.

[andy-hughes]

It does tend to be a bit serious on here - I got roundly told off by OAG for a little light joshing about his references to Muslims.

To be fair, a lot of the subjects don't invite levity, but the occasional bringing-down-to- earth of some contributors who get a bit waxy when their opinions are challenged, is a good idea.

[pa___ul3]

yeah, you have to mix it up a bit! I don't think I ever used to post in news but now I'm hooked!

[ummmm]

I noticed that Paul...It's good though. The amount of times I go to put the kettle on shaking my head...

[Ankou]

don't you think that the news section is a bit like 'bbc breakfast', and chatterbank is 'daybreak' ?

[pa___ul3]

if so, can Christine Bleakley please raise your hand! ;)

[ummmm]

I only watch BBC breakfast.

[jno]

it's a prerequisite in the Jokes section. You can just tell that anyone posting in there has no sense of humour at all, they're just regurgitating the last thing they heard in the pub last night, probably about Irishmen.

[Bbbananas]

I am more of your Penny Smith.....

[society]

Occasionally I post in News and 99% of the time ‘they’ ignore me which I’m very glad about, because I couldn’t begin to jostle with them. LOL