The Prompt: Litmus, Litmus on the Wall—If you had to come up with one question, the answer to which would determine whether or not you could be friends with a person you’ve just met, what would it be? What would the right answer be?
Do they have a good sense of humor?
The answer? Surely, you can guess.
Of course, the answer would be, “Yes!!!”
Of course, there would be many other qualities that would be necessary as well, loyalty, cleverness and honesty chief among them, but without a sense of humor, I don’t think we would become the best of friends.
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Ooh yes – I’m all for debate and conversation, but there certainly needs to be humour. Without it things would be very dry.
I think we’d get along just fine 🙂
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An absolute requirement 🙂
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I might have to add “A ‘warped’ sense of humor” to my question. Lol.
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Definitely. A little “warp” is a definite advantage.
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I don’t think I have ever had a real friend who didn’t have a sense of humour. It is a vital requirement to my mind 🙂
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And in your presence, how would it be possible for one not to laugh?
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Flatterer!
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Yes…a sense of humor is a must….that will let us sail through the difficult times 🙂
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My requirement: can you, from time to time, cut me a little slack???? (I do love people with senses of humor, too!)
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Cut you a little slack regarding what, dear Ann? I’ve grown dull and cannot interpret your words….
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Ah, now I understand…I couldn’t see what that was a comment on. That’s the question you would ask people, right? I will always cut thee a large portion of slack!!!!
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