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• I have to make a humourous speech at a 60th wedding.
• This is the name-space; it can contain humourous content.
• He openly assumes all these characters to shew the humourous part of them.
• It's like Wikipedia, but more humourous.
• The work is a humourous novel with military background.
• Keating took a humourous dig at Al Davis.
• Can someone identify an old humourous song please.
• The log is informative and humourous too.
• This whole matter is kind of humourous.
• In 1848, Dalpatram wrote humourous children's poetry from inspiration from earlier fables.
• Kirk tells more humourous tales of why fathers opt to get their sons'hair cut.
• There seems to be some usage of this term, but mainly in humourous web pages.
• It's a sad ( yet almost humourous ) blend of Kafka and Joseph Heller.
• Being from Northern Ireland, I found feline1's comment to actually be slightly humourous.
• The page says it is meant to be humourous and is not to be taken seriously.
• A work of morbidly humourous effects.
• His spoken material comprises of small stories told in different accents sometimes with humourous or deadly twists.
• Particular praise was attributed to its strong characterization, creative setpieces, humourous writing and unexpected pathos.
• This contrast has also led to sustained work as part of various noted humourous Old Spice TV commercials.
• But " diabeetus " is also a regular pronunciation, it's not meant to be humourous.