There are two types of funny stories: a funny story and a story that is suppose to be funny (But there are some that are so lame that it's funny that it was told in the first place).
For example, yesterday's blog post was a joke from the second sentence on, but if you didn't fully understand the topic I was writing about, you would have thought it was an incredibly awful story. But if you did know the context, it would have been very funny (not like TBS). Maybe I assumed everyone would get all the references but I was very wrong (you know what assuming does...) I certainly hope you enjoyed it because I really liked how the post came out.
The best way to make someone feel out of place? Well that's easy, play kickball and make sure there is an odd number of players. If you have five people, play four square. If you have three people, play the hand slapping game and never play with one person. If it's someone else and you, play Zelda (though this could possibly be entertaining for the watcher). If those are not viable options, constantly use inside jokes particularly the ones that can't be understood unless a hour long story has to be told. Inside jokes are always fun but certainly make it hard to make someone feel welcome and comfortable.
Want to read something funny?
Hoosiers cannot comprehend the song, The Climb, by Miley Cyrus. And Ain't No Mountain High Enough has no meaning to them. (Both songs got me up to Hilltop Apartments at UConn countless numbers of times.) So sad that Hoosiers don't know what sledding is...
Something else that is funny: NBA All-Star Weekend.
P.S. It's been a long time since I've laughed so hard that it hurt...