Having a sense of humour is no laughing matter – it's a serious topic for discussion. A sense of humour should not be mistaken for buffoonery or jokes in low taste. Rather, a sense of humour is meaningful only if it spreads a sense of well being without hurting anyone's feelings.
According to ancient theory in human physiology, our body has four fluids, namely blood, humour (also spelt as humor) phlegm and bile. Humour is supposed to spread a sense of well being wherever it flows in the body. Whenever a person is happy, he or she is supposed . . .