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Astronomical X.A.N.A. wrote:I can think of two things that can make a joke bad (even though it might seem funny to the person who created it). If the author has poor writing skills in not giving the reader the imagination in imagining these jokes, then the jokes might not seem funny. Therefore, if this person who didn't find the jokes funny were to actually see these jokes for how they really are in a video (AMV) or in an actual episode instead of in his/her imagination, then the jokes are more likely to seem funny to this person.
Astronomical X.A.N.A. wrote:jaimehlers wrote:In the interest of not continuing an argument, all I intend to say is that I wasn't "sent" to do anything here. I have my own opinions about things, and I don't apologize for stating those opinions, but the simple fact is that they are still opinions and if they person they're directed at doesn't like them, they're under no obligation to listen to them.
I have now seen your other post and I now realize that I have misinterpreted you. It's just that the tone you put in when criticizing my jokes such as ("come on, music that's really static?") and you saying that I was trying to annoy members by constantly (or beating them over the head) by having everyone dancing to static.
Now as for those who don't offer constructive criticism and are here to truly criticize my ideas, here's a thing to keep in mind. The only person I will accept criticism from is me. I know myself better than anyone else. I know my own emotions and motives in making up ideas/jokes and the emotions I feel towards my ideas/jokes far better than anyone else. For those who don't know at all are those who criticize my ideas and have absolutely no idea of what emotions and what motives I feel towards my ideas/jokes and in making them up.
Astronomical X.A.N.A. wrote:I have now seen your other post and I now realize that I have misinterpreted you. It's just that the tone you put in when criticizing my jokes such as ("come on, music that's really static?") and you saying that I was trying to annoy members by constantly (or beating them over the head) by having everyone dancing to static.
Now as for those who don't offer constructive criticism and are here to truly criticize my ideas, here's a thing to keep in mind. The only person I will accept criticism from is me. I know myself better than anyone else. I know my own emotions and motives in making up ideas/jokes and the emotions I feel towards my ideas/jokes far better than anyone else. For those who don't know at all are those who criticize my ideas and have absolutely no idea of what emotions and what motives I feel towards my ideas/jokes and in making them up.
Lani wrote:Eh, in the end, people (real or cartoon) are naked and having a good time. What's wrong with that?
Actually, Odd yelling that he was hungry while an RTTP was ocurring did actually happen in an actual episode in Season 3. Odd only caring about being hungry during a dire situation of returning to the past is just plain silly (which is why it's funny). Also, many people found that scenario in that episode funny as well. I think you are taking things way too seriously. Try going beyond the reasonable world and open yourself up to the comedy world. Only then will you find more things to be funny. And also, that "scraggly hair" bit is something I added of my own to that scenario.jaimehlers wrote:Sorry, but I couldn't see any of Astronomical X.A.N.A.'s scenes being funny. It's hard to understand why Odd would even be yelling about being hungry if the situation were dire enough for the kids to use a RTTP. Not to mention the whole "scraggly hair" bit. To be fair, humor doesn't always have to make sense, but it's usually better if it does. In other words, this seems pretty much like gag humor, and Code Lyoko doesn't need more gag humor than it already has in my book.
I'm not sure what you mean in asking that question. But of course, we are all human beings obviously.MakeYourself85 wrote:Are you really a human being?
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