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Logically Speaking, Period 6, 12 May '09
Mohinder had pulled the classroom chairs into a broad semi-circle and was sitting on his desk, reading through his class list when the students showed up.
When everyone had taken a seat, Mohinder started off with introductions. "Good afternoon. This is the workshop for Logically Speaking - if you signed up then you should be here, and if you are here then hopefully the converse is true. My name is Mohinder Suresh, when I'm not here I'm a doctor of genetics from New York. Now, you know who I am I'd like to know your name, your point of origin and what would be the first thing you'd rescue if your home was burning."
After that was completed, Mohinder started passing round a handout. "We'll start with humour. What it is that makes us laugh - and that can be a product of our history environment and so on. But much of it follows a logical pattern. From the juxtasposition of unrelated ideas, puns or plays on sounds, practical jokes undercutting someone's dignity to the more contrived arts of coincidence and mistaken identity in comedy."
"Now, I want to try and make each other laugh. Verbally, please. Then try and figure out why that joke worked," said Mohinder, adding, "Oh, and Claire Butler?assuming she's here I'd like to speak to you after class."
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When everyone had taken a seat, Mohinder started off with introductions. "Good afternoon. This is the workshop for Logically Speaking - if you signed up then you should be here, and if you are here then hopefully the converse is true. My name is Mohinder Suresh, when I'm not here I'm a doctor of genetics from New York. Now, you know who I am I'd like to know your name, your point of origin and what would be the first thing you'd rescue if your home was burning."
After that was completed, Mohinder started passing round a handout. "We'll start with humour. What it is that makes us laugh - and that can be a product of our history environment and so on. But much of it follows a logical pattern. From the juxtasposition of unrelated ideas, puns or plays on sounds, practical jokes undercutting someone's dignity to the more contrived arts of coincidence and mistaken identity in comedy."
"Now, I want to try and make each other laugh. Verbally, please. Then try and figure out why that joke worked," said Mohinder, adding, "Oh, and Claire Butler?
[OCD is up. Have at!]

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If by "taking detailed notes" you mean playing MASH in his notebook.
He was married to Charlize Theron with negative seventeen children. They lived in a house and drove a nuclear-powered unicycle.
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Making people laugh? She could do that. Granted, a lot of the time it was by accident, but . . .
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Because that was a good thing to get rid of fast if the house was already burning.
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I keep my broom with me. Food can be replaced, Makejoy would run--
Hmm.
"My mother's cloak and the metal horse I was given."
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There was just a fleeting second, a moment before deciding to lie or be more truthful than even she'd expected.
"...my brother."
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"And I'd rescue my bucket."
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thank you chronology of cracktastic, but that was the last figure she'd been given. "Now, if it was up to me to do the rescuing, I'd take my staff, since it was a gift from my Amazon tribe, and my scrolls, because nobody else seems to be writing down those stories."Honestly. Nobody having heard of Xena.
"But if Xena was around," she continued blithely, "I think it's pretty safe to say that everything in the building just might end up rescued anyway."
. . . mind you, when Gabrielle heard "building," she tended to think "small hut of the variety found in most rural villages in her time." Possibly built, gods only knew why, with bamboo.
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Wait for it . . .
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"Why did the cyclops cross the road?"
Seriously. The Special Greece.
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Knock, knock
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