Are there really people who think that the R&S section should be devoid of humour?

[Magpie]

Are there really people who think that the R&S section should be devoid of humour?

If so, why?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Vexed]

Apparently a lot of people don't know how to take a joke. buncha pusies... >_>

 

[Lucille]

Humor is humorous.
Some people think being sober minded means you never joke when discussing spirituality. Laugh as much as possible . It is good for us.

 

[timc]

Soooo... what do ya get when you cross an elephant with a rhino? 'ell if I know...

 

[RedundantSpaceUnicorn]

I hope not, they should go away. I don't like them.

I have a lot of fun on here - for every serious question/answer i have, there's a humorous one, and I like it that way. I hope everyone else does, too!

 

[ShoesTooTheNextWish]

Yes. We call them fundies.
R&S fundies.

 

[Danny]

There are plenty. More often than not it also seems that much of what is humorous to some can be insulting to others. I rather enjoy the lols though.

 

[PastorEarl]

This is a place of serious discussion and inquiry.

Take your nonsense elsewhere, people.

 

[Zora]

I hope not... I like humour ^___^

 

[ijustlaugh]

Those people need SENSES of humour.

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@ person who said it's spelled "humor"
Actually, in Australia it's spelt humour.

 

[Aeyden]

...why so SeRiOuS???

 

[mTaomMushroom]

The problem is not with humour.

However, if you ask a question of genuine interest to you, then you expect genuine answers.

Humorous questions should be answered humorously, but serious questions are better answered sincerely.

 

[JoeBloe1]

It already is?

 

[TheSunIsShiningm]

Yes. You can spot them easily as their forefingers are grossly overdeveloped from pushing the report button. Who knows why they have turned out like this - I blame a lack of early nurturing plus subsequent brainwashing with hellfire and brimstone fear tactics.

 

[garnan]

Didn't Jesus have a sense of humor?
Jesus said that it was easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of God.
The very idea of a camel attempting to pass through the eye of a literal sewing needle is exaggerated. Another example of such hyperbole is that of seeing the straw in a brother’s eye but not observing the rafter in one’s own eye.
No, Jesus was not a tight-lipped teacher. He was warm and friendly.
For Christians today, a sense of humor can lighten the gloom in times of stress.