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Talk:Essay:Greatest Mysteries of World History (view source)
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:::::<blockquote>Humor is an act, statement, or other form of communication done to invoke laughter, amusement, or happiness in the audience.</blockquote>
:::::<blockquote>Humor is an act, statement, or other form of communication done to invoke laughter, amusement, or happiness in the audience.</blockquote>
:::::I'm not sure one can deny that invoking laughter was the intention of Xanthias' jokes (if you can, please feel free to do so). If you agree that Xanthias intended to invoke laughter by cracking jokes and continue insist that this is not humor, please explain how you would like to see our definition of 'humor' changed. [[User:MattL|MattL]] 14:41, 10 February 2009 (EST)
:::::I'm not sure one can deny that invoking laughter was the intention of Xanthias' jokes (if you can, please feel free to do so). If you agree that Xanthias intended to invoke laughter by cracking jokes and continue to believe that this is not humor, please explain how you would like to see our definition of 'humor' changed. [[User:MattL|MattL]] 14:41, 10 February 2009 (EST)
==Who was right - Catholics or Protestants?==
==Who was right - Catholics or Protestants?==