What Your Sense Of Humor States
By Joel Engel
Who knows what’s funny? There is a certain wittiness to that disperses stress or strain. As various types of exist, the one you enjoy significantly reflects you.
Class Clown:
This is an attention getting motive, aimed at improving the self-image.
Dirty Jokes:
Having prurient interest, you certainly are not ashamed of sex, and moreso find it very entertaining. Many men that are sexist use the off-color to belittle the women that are listening.
Ethnic:
One who is biased signifies uncertainty over one’s individuality. There may actually be a list of particular traits that you imply by your innuendoes.
Goofy Humor:
Being a jester, you are a kind, personable character who is still in contact with
youth.
On-The-Job Humor:
Wants to pleasantly pass the mundane.
Party:
Performing essentially to open up lines of communication, even when successful, this can make you the saddest person. Seeing your great need of acceptance by others, you know inside it was all an act. Considering this is not consistent, your mood becomes affected.
Practical Joker:
Because you are affectionate and warmhearted, you quickly dispel a stuffed shirt position, converting it into an atmosphere of gaiety and merriment.
Prepared:
By memorizing and constantly rehashing the same lines, you are revealing to others an absence of a sense of humor.
Put Down Artist:
Because of a feeling of low self worth, acting aggressively, knocking someone with what seems to be brains and intuitiveness, your true motive becomes exposed as the antagonism and lack of care for others in general becomes apparent. You believe the best defense is a good offense.
Sarcastic:
A skeptic and pessimist by nature, your cuts, reflecting a sardonic and contemptuous character.
Satire:
Somewhat of a visionary, your high intelligence allows you to demonstrate your erudition, exposing perversion found in all walks of life.
Self Depricating:
Deriding yourself so that others find humor, goes hand in hand with your understanding that people will not be able to have any fondness or tender feelings toward you without this. Knocking yourself before others do, corresponds with a feeling of low self worth.
Spontaneous:
Being creative and having the gift of seeing new things and concepts, you possess the ability of making fortunate discoveries accidentally.
Word Play:
You want to appear funny and smart-at the risk of being a bore.
Joel Engel is the author of "Handwriting Analysis Self-Taught" (Penguin Books). For more information, please visit: careertest.ws www.learngraphology.com
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By Joel Engel
Who knows what’s funny? There is a certain wittiness to that disperses stress or strain. As various types of exist, the one you enjoy significantly reflects you.
Class Clown:
This is an attention getting motive, aimed at improving the self-image.
Dirty Jokes:
Having prurient interest, you certainly are not ashamed of sex, and moreso find it very entertaining. Many men that are sexist use the off-color to belittle the women that are listening.
Ethnic:
One who is biased signifies uncertainty over one’s individuality. There may actually be a list of particular traits that you imply by your innuendoes.
Goofy Humor:
Being a jester, you are a kind, personable character who is still in contact with
youth.
On-The-Job Humor:
Wants to pleasantly pass the mundane.
Party:
Performing essentially to open up lines of communication, even when successful, this can make you the saddest person. Seeing your great need of acceptance by others, you know inside it was all an act. Considering this is not consistent, your mood becomes affected.
Practical Joker:
Because you are affectionate and warmhearted, you quickly dispel a stuffed shirt position, converting it into an atmosphere of gaiety and merriment.
Prepared:
By memorizing and constantly rehashing the same lines, you are revealing to others an absence of a sense of humor.
Put Down Artist:
Because of a feeling of low self worth, acting aggressively, knocking someone with what seems to be brains and intuitiveness, your true motive becomes exposed as the antagonism and lack of care for others in general becomes apparent. You believe the best defense is a good offense.
Sarcastic:
A skeptic and pessimist by nature, your cuts, reflecting a sardonic and contemptuous character.
Satire:
Somewhat of a visionary, your high intelligence allows you to demonstrate your erudition, exposing perversion found in all walks of life.
Self Depricating:
Deriding yourself so that others find humor, goes hand in hand with your understanding that people will not be able to have any fondness or tender feelings toward you without this. Knocking yourself before others do, corresponds with a feeling of low self worth.
Spontaneous:
Being creative and having the gift of seeing new things and concepts, you possess the ability of making fortunate discoveries accidentally.
Word Play:
You want to appear funny and smart-at the risk of being a bore.
Joel Engel is the author of "Handwriting Analysis Self-Taught" (Penguin Books). For more information, please visit: careertest.ws www.learngraphology.com
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