Humor and satire are entirely different forms of expression as compared to normal format and although having different purpose, they are mostly mentioned together. Being unique in nature, they are taken as God gifted qualities. Both humor and satire contribute in some way to improve the quality of life. These qualities are human specific as so far there has not been much evidence to the contrary. Humor and satire have their own nature, purpose and importance. People possessing these qualities have always been few, but their reach and impact have been far reaching.

HUMOR

As can be seen humor encompasses a very broad and important area of human life, and it cannot be brushed aside as of little value or simply something being amusing or comic. When Mark Twain said; “Humor is the great thing, the saving thing. The minute it crops up, all our irritation and resentments slip away, and a sunny spirit takes their place,� and when Edward De Bono considers humor as “The m... more

The country is situated poles apart from the two poles, cutting right across the Equalator, maybe that was the reason of giving it the name, Equaland. However, according to another view, it was named after, “Equality�, one of the Fundamental Principles of the country’s Constitution.

The total area of the country varies depending on the nature of its borders, i.e. ideological, constitutional, physical, or according to the writ of the state. The total population is not known becaus more

The motivation behind writing this post is not only, the similarities in the sound and spelling of the two words, looking like twins, but also other commonalities, despite apparent contradictory nature of the two forms of communication. In the last post humor was depicted as:
- The quality that makes something laughable or amusing; funniness.
- That, which is intended to induce laughter or amusement. – The ability to perceive, enjoy or express what is amusing, comical, incongruous, or more

One day while having a walk in a big park in morning, I get caught up in heavy rain. I ran and took shelter under a big tree. The rain continued and increased in intensity and, despite being under a huge and fully grownup tree with a large covering I started to feel the splashes of water on my face. While I was thinking of my next move, suddenly a strange thing happened. I heard a shrieking voice calling “Go away, go away�. I looked left, right and towards my back, but found nothing. “Go a more

Defining humor is considered an elusive exercise by many humorists, but there is no harm in making an attempt to get as close to the goal as possible, or at least to find a way to the destination on the basis of past and present material about humor in the simplest way.

Humor has been part of the behavioral repertoire of man for thousands, possibly a few million years as evident from the available record and data.
Seen from whatever angle or side, Greek appears as the place where hu more

There are two not very well-known theories about the relationship between HUMANS and HUMOUR or HUMOR. These theories seem to have been expounded by British and American English speaking communities. Although having some similarities, these theories reach different conclusions.

According to the first theory as postulated by British English speaking people the word� humour� is derived from the word� human� and HUM denotes human. As humour, to all intents and purposes is an exclusi more

Finding a Taxi Cab in the city has always been an undesirable task. Although it is the second time that Government introduced scheme for providing Taxis to the people, but Taxis are still very difficult to find. First, it happened in 1990s that the Federal Government introduced the Yellow Cab Scheme for unemployed youths, the second time it was the Provincial Government that decided to give Taxi Cabs to people of low-income and lower age on installments. The first scheme ended in the de-national more