Just for the benefit of anyone who’s had an irreversible sense of humour bypass operation, an explanation.
Much of what goes on in the world today is far too serious to be treated seriously, so many of these pieces are ironic. If you don’t know what that word means, you strayed here by accident. Leave before I upset you any more. There are many earnest blogs entirely devoid of smiles. Any that mention Al Gore or diversity approvingly will probably suit you fine.
I really appreciate the comments you make (or at least the ones I understand) and want to thank you. I often feel like responding, but of course the system doesn’t reveal your e-mail address. So if you want me to agree, disagree, or thank you, leave your e-mail address.
And by the way, Michel, I’ve lost yours because I’m terminally inefficient, but I really appreciated what you said.
Drayton – you should shift over to wordpress then you could collect email addresses.
Did you understand a word of what that guy who said he was the devil said? I didn’t, but he said he was the devil so he’s probably a bit of a fruitloop anyway.
You’re most welcome, Drayton. (I’ll email you once again.) Nevertheless, if terminal inefficiency is a prerequisite to having your sense of humor, I submit that you are bloody incompetent and should remain so.
Seriousness is rife.
I’ve found that having a little fun offends those that would be a nightmarish client.
So all power to poking a bit of fun at things. Isn’t life far better with clients who appreciate a little humour?
It’s far better to like your clients.
Those that don’t see the funny side never will.
Hi Drayton,
Agree wholeheartedly with you so many anally retentive people we have become such academic bores the types we all run a mile from at parties but I can tell you one thing with absolute certainty humour is key and will blow the lid off many a dull day.
I am always criticised for my sense of humour but find it works like nothing else. Life is far too short.
Best regards
Simon