Things You'll Need:
- Internet
- Mirror
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Step 1
Check out the Reader’s digest. Each month they have a special section dedicated to jokes. In fact they have an online archive of their jokes. Check out the resources section.
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Step 2
Ask any 4th grader. Um, yeah. Be prepared for the onslaught of hilarious, funny jokes.
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Step 3
Tell a Chuck Norris joke. Many of them are great one-liners. Chuck Norris beat the sun in a staring contest. Or Chuck Norris slammed a revolving door.
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Step 4
Practice delivering jokes. Try doing it monotone. Try it with an overly enthusiastic voice. Where does the general keep his armies? In his sleevies! (I love that one.)
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Step 5
Test your jokes out often. When you’re surrounded by people you don’t know, say “anyone want to hear a joke?” More than likely, they’ll say “yes.” Humans are curious creatures.
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Step 6
If you tell a joke a nobody laughs, don't worry - either you can work on your delivery or they can learn that some things are funny in life.










