Articles in Home | Arts & Entertainment | Humor   Title|Newest|Oldest A Funny Joke and The Man without Humor  By : Bedrich Omacka April fool’s day is a favorite day for some, because there are many funny jokes that can be played. Party Jokes: Startling But Unnecessary  By : Jack Reider Read 20 previously unknown secrets about general living that will give you a good laugh. 21 Funny Answers to Questions You Never Asked  By : Emma Garcia Learn twenty-one facts that have no bearing on your day to day life. Why? They are hilarious and will make you laugh. Laughing at the Indian Cricket Team  By : Jack Reider Even with top class players, the Indian team loses and loses so here are some jokes directed at them. Quotes to Make You Laugh  By : Steven Jeny People say some pretty funny things. Sometimes it is meticulously planned out by a comedian. Other times, it is our President mangling the English language. Either way, the following should make you crack up. Circa Nightclub Toronto  By : Robert Thomson The Toronto nightlife scene glows remarkably brighter now that legendary New York nightclub guru Peter Gatien has unveiled his highly anticipated project, CiRCA nightclub. Hailed as Gatien’s most extensive project ever, the 55,000 square foot CiRCA is unlike anything the world has ever seen. Is World Of Warcraft Becoming A Religion?  By : Lloyd Burns The World of Warcraft and with all its expansion versions has captivated the gaming public more than any other MMORPG ever. Actually that statement is an understatement as it might just fail to reveal the extent the gaming world has been fascinated by this game ever since its release since 2004. It has the highest number of paid subscribers than any other game in the same genre. This has given rise to the question if it is becoming a religion. What Do You Know About FengShui - Is It Worthwhile?  By : Paul zayer Do you believe in energy? Is there a form of energy flowing everywhere? There are quite a few studies made about all sorts of energies actually. One of those studies is called art of Feng Shui. You Know Feng Shui - Is It Useful?  By : Paul zayer Are you a believer in energy? Is there a form of energy flowing everywhere? There are many studies made regarding all sorts of energies actually. One of them is called art of Feng Shui. What Do You Know About FengShui - Is It An Art?  By : Paul zayer Are you a believer in energy? Is there a state of energy flowing everywhere? There are quite a few studies made about all sorts of energies . One of those studies is called art of Feng Shui. Getting In Touch With Your Cartoonist Within  By : Rick London Someone once told me there are two things to consider when thinking of becoming a cartoonist: 1. You must be funny and 2 You must know how to draw. Top Ways To Enter The Humor Profession  By : Rick London I can't tell you the right or wrong way to enter the field of comedy or how to become a cartoonist and keep a straight face. And that's good. Don't keep a straight face. That is rule number one. Happiness: As Good As It Gets  By : Rick London Recently a friend sent me an email asking me my secret to happiness. It took me by surprise as I didn't have an answer. I can remember a time in my life when my moods would swing, I had depression, but I was treated and do not live with that now. But happy? I wouldn't exactly call it that. How Gary Larson (the Far Side) Influnces Me  By : Rick London I can drone on and one regarding Gary Larson's Far Side. Just a few humorists who had a great impact on my life before I launched Londons Times Cartoons. Most were movie and television actors, and only two have been cartoonists. Larson was the major influence and continues to be. The others were comedians and actors such as Steve Martin, Mike Myers, Steven Wright, Red Skelton, Jack Benny, Billy Crystal, Dana Carvey, Peter Sellers, and and others of whom I cannot think of at the moment. One other cartoonist was the late great Charles Schulz, and they all influenced me in a different way. All-occasion Cartoon Greeting Card Zen  By : Alexa Ferotina Though the tradition of sending greeting cards originated with the ancient Chinese and Egyptians, these were generally hand-written messages of good cheer on papyrus scrolls for New Years, the only day celebrated with such a "card". In the 15th Century, in Germany wood-sculpted New Years cards were exchanged. Later that in that century, paper Valentine's cards were given not just in Germany but all over Europe. It was not until the mid 19th century that the card had evolved into an affordable attractive way to communicate a message on other occasions, and were made on printing presses. In 1840, the postage stamp was created and this served to fuel this industry. The U.S. Post Office found itself delivering about 11 million more letters per year. An artist named John Horsley rendered the first Christmas card in 1843 in London. He had been commissioned by Sir Henry Cole so that he might send it to his friends to spread holiday cheer. The first Valentine card was actually not a card at all, but a message given by St. Valentine to his executioner. He was in prison for secretly performing marriage to military-aged men during the Fall Of The Roman Empire. Claudius felt marriage weakened the soldier and had outlawed it. While in prison, St. Valentine, who was known to have healing powers, allegedly healed the blindness of his jailer's daughter. On his way to the gallows, Valentine gave the jailer, his executioner a short note that simply said, "From Your Valentine".	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