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It’s Time For The Funniest Tweets Of The Month, Here Are 50 Of The Best From December
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How’s the start of the new year treating you, pandas? We hope you’re doing great! But if you’re feeling a bit sluggish after all the festivities, don’t worry—that’s perfectly understandable. To help shake off those January blues, we’ve rounded up some hilarious tweets that people posted throughout December. They may not be vitamin D, but they’ll definitely bring a good laugh. Scroll down to enjoy them and upvote your favorites!
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While most people can appreciate a good joke, some are naturally better at delivering them than others. And those with a knack for humor often enjoy plenty of social perks—they can appear more attractive, competent, and confident, and even have the potential to become stronger leaders. It’s clearly a valuable skill, but can it be taught?
The answer is yes, you can learn to be funny, or funnier. In fact, it’s less about learning to be funny and more about rediscovering your natural humor. That’s because as many of us step into adulthood—around the age of 23—we tend to lose it. According to a 2013 Gallup survey of 1.4 million people across 166 countries, that’s when our frequency of laughing or smiling each day takes a noticeable dive.
That decline, often called the “humor cliff,” is explored by behavioral science professor Jennifer Aaker and leadership coach Naomi Bagdonas in their book Humor, Seriously. As they explain, the drop is likely tied to work and the demands of adulthood.
“We grow up, enter the workforce, and suddenly become ‘serious and important people,’ trading laughter for ties and pantsuits,” the authors write. “Before long, we lose levity entirely in a sea of bottom lines, slide decks, and mind-numbing conference calls.”
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Šimon Špaček 11 months ago
CTRL+Shift+T is your friend. I don't ask why you have it for two years, my job is fixing problems, not fixing disorganized people :D
This makes sense when you consider how carefree and happy-go-lucky we are as children, and as we grow older, that lightheartedness becomes a luxury many can’t afford. The average 4-year-old, Aaker and Bagdonas write, laughs around 300 times a day. Meanwhile, the average 40-year-old would need about two and a half months to reach that many chuckles.
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Russell Rieckenberg 11 months ago (edited)
Even worse when they say, "bare with me," then keep their clothes on.
But of course, with enough practice, we can learn to let go again and become funnier. Comedian and founder of Copy POP, Jill Pavlov, believes it’s entirely possible. “Everyone has a secret funny bone hidden inside them!” she told Bored Panda. “Start with funny things you hear or see. What made you laugh about it? How can you relay that to others? Then look inward—what about yourself can you poke a little fun at?”
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Huddo's sister 11 months ago
Actually there are some great after dark exhibitions at museums, usually with wine!
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“Some of the best comedy comes from comparisons and metaphors,” Pavlov explains. “For example, if you were going to roast your love life, try filling in this sentence: ‘My love life is like ________ because _______.’ You could say something like, ‘My love life is like Blockbuster—closed for business.’”
“Keep experimenting! Try your material on close friends. If they laugh, you’re golden. If they just blink at you, congratulations—you’ve identified what not to do. Remember, even if you bomb, you’re still funnier than someone who never tries.”
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Hugh Crawford 11 months ago
Man, I didn't see "laughed" when I glanced / read that at first. Got very concerned.
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Shannon Donnelly 11 months ago
This made me laugh, but I also need to be the cranky person who points out that this is NOT the proper way to hold a bunny. Bunny butts must be supported at all times!! Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
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ZuriLovesYou 11 months ago (edited)
Don't just stand there tweeting! Go on the adventure of a lifetime!
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les 11 months ago
except on bored panda where having a disability means you now have to pay for dark mode. really great work guys, i mean isn't it everybody with sight problems dream to have to pay for something everybody else gets free. thanks guys, it really makes us feel part of the world when we get treated differently. i'm pretty sure if it wasn't an online business this would be a crime in most countries
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Šimon Špaček 11 months ago
I kinda like it. I'm not sure I would want this in my garden, but... maybe...
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Dawn Marie 11 months ago
And why are all the bath tubs going away?????!!!!!????? I travel a lot and I am seeing a trend that whether I am in a hotel or an air AIRBNB, most baths have been converted into all showers. UGGG!! I have joint issues and love to soak in a tub, so now I have to vigilant when I book a room. Just nonsense!!
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Panda Kicki 11 months ago
Yeah, when I was in the military there was an expression someone was "UN-hot" as in when you are deployed on UN-missions there was not much to compete with.
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Rali Meyer 11 months ago
My doc once lectured me how fit some of his 60-year old patients are. Well, I am 40, plenty of time to catch up
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ZuriLovesYou 11 months ago
I know, right? The whole time I'm worrying that someone might've stolen it.
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Auntriarch 11 months ago
No, I seem to have gone straight to, I'm too old for this shït I'm a 66 year old bat.
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Say No to Downvoting 11 months ago
Try doing it in Australia when it’s something-stupid degrees hot outside and Santa’s surfing in at Bondi Beach.
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Lily Robertson 11 months ago
Ridiculous. Linda set your daughter up to be queen of the entire HOA empire! Be thankful!
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Huddo's sister 11 months ago
I get weird cravings for things like bean sprouts or lettuce when I'm drunk (as well as hot chips)
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Huddo's sister 11 months ago
I rarely get the chance to wear anything other than my work uniform these days, you bet I'm going to dress up when I get the chance! I have been making the most of my time off this week and wearing a nice outfit every day, including not wearing the same skirt two days in a row. I haven't even been going out, and done washing sooner than usual, but has been good for my mental health.
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m6nbtfpx7q 11 months ago
My mom passed away in September and my dad still signed everything from both of them. I hope he does that forever.
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Geoffrey Scott 11 months ago
That one thing in there that ordinarily causes no issue, but now decides to stick up JUST enough..
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Huddo's sister 11 months ago
I joked about my dad being able to do the stereotypical Aussie pedestal fan as a Christmas tree when he divorced my mum, but he still put a tree up every year. Though these days if we don't spend the day at his/my place he puts up a smaller one even though I'm fine if we don't bother. I caught him listening to Christmas songs today too...
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DowntownStevieB 11 months ago
The older I get, the more I understand the Grinch and how the Who's are just selfish and annoying (like the Munchkins in Oz).
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Themoonprincess 11 months ago
I am yearning for a canopy bed, soft pillows and so many plushies (preferably in a castle) :)
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
I do wonder what they're doing there that they don't want us to know about? Does the government know?
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Tiffany Marie 11 months ago
Probably more so affordable housing and medical care over My Space.
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Child of the Stars 11 months ago
When my oldest was about 5, they insisted on putting out pretzels and water because Santa must be sick of cookies and milk.
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Huddo's sister 11 months ago
That time my mum took my sister's Ritalin to keep her awake to study, but it didn't do anything but calm her down and we still didn't realise she had ADHD!
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veryvenasaur 11 months ago
Ok I just watched that movie and I want to say it was the WORST MOVIE EVER. Pls guys just read the book.
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Pencil 11 months ago
A whole bunch at the end there that I didn't get at all but there's no point asking since they're all gonna disappear behind the paywall in an hour or two.
Gracie Mae 11 months ago
I must be old & out of touch--I either didn't understand most of them or had no clue who the people were in them...
Panda Cat 11 months ago
Here’s a thing about advertising: as long as it’s static, I’m fine with it and may even engage with it. As soon as it moves with videos, scrolling changes, etc., I’m blocking ads. If BP isn’t getting the revenue from advertising, they might want to figure out why not.
Mike F 11 months ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way! I'm good scrolling and reading but when $hit starts dancing around I'm out. It makes no difference what site or ad, if it's static I'm fine but when the animation begins, it's later dude.
Load More Replies... Boredest Panda 11 months ago
Y’know, I really like reading at this time because this is when all the comments are good and all the rude comments have been downvoted to the bottom. Unfortunately, BP decided to shoot themselves in the foot and lock half the article.
Anon822209 11 months ago
XenoMurph yes, sometimes. I'm not in the habit of being mean for the sake of it, and I do try to temper negative feedback with positive. But negative feedback is useful and sometimes necessary.
Kamal Hasan 11 months ago
December's funniest tweets are like the perfect holiday leftovers—just as delightful the next day, and without the stress of overcooking the turkey. From witty one-liners to relatable holiday mishaps, these tweets serve up the humor we all need to close out the year with a smile.
Pencil 11 months ago
A whole bunch at the end there that I didn't get at all but there's no point asking since they're all gonna disappear behind the paywall in an hour or two.
Gracie Mae 11 months ago
I must be old & out of touch--I either didn't understand most of them or had no clue who the people were in them...
Panda Cat 11 months ago
Here’s a thing about advertising: as long as it’s static, I’m fine with it and may even engage with it. As soon as it moves with videos, scrolling changes, etc., I’m blocking ads. If BP isn’t getting the revenue from advertising, they might want to figure out why not.
Mike F 11 months ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way! I'm good scrolling and reading but when $hit starts dancing around I'm out. It makes no difference what site or ad, if it's static I'm fine but when the animation begins, it's later dude.
Load More Replies... Boredest Panda 11 months ago
Y’know, I really like reading at this time because this is when all the comments are good and all the rude comments have been downvoted to the bottom. Unfortunately, BP decided to shoot themselves in the foot and lock half the article.
Anon822209 11 months ago
XenoMurph yes, sometimes. I'm not in the habit of being mean for the sake of it, and I do try to temper negative feedback with positive. But negative feedback is useful and sometimes necessary.
Kamal Hasan 11 months ago
December's funniest tweets are like the perfect holiday leftovers—just as delightful the next day, and without the stress of overcooking the turkey. From witty one-liners to relatable holiday mishaps, these tweets serve up the humor we all need to close out the year with a smile.
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