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The jesters of Fenspace, Humourists delight in taking nothing seriously. Some of them are the spiritual descendants of Mel Brooks, Jerry Seinfeld, or David Letterman; others prefer to act with less or more subtlety. | The jesters of Fenspace, Humourists delight in taking nothing seriously. Some of them are the spiritual descendants of Mel Brooks, Jerry Seinfeld, or David Letterman; others prefer to act with less or more subtlety. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:18, 7 February 2013
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| Political Influence | Nearly nonexistent |
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| Stereotype | Fen who won't or can't take anything seriously |
| “ | Bugs is who we want to be. Daffy is who we are. | ” |
| —Chuck Jones | ||
The jesters of Fenspace, Humourists delight in taking nothing seriously. Some of them are the spiritual descendants of Mel Brooks, Jerry Seinfeld, or David Letterman; others prefer to act with less or more subtlety.
They’re organized about as loosely as the Dandelions are. Humourists are usually members of other factions, if only to get material for new jokes.
Recognizable subgroups include Bozos (Humourists who overdress for the role, including greasepaint), Flashmen (military Humourists), Kobalites (Humourist roleplayers), Lingerie Fighters (Humourist Senshi), and Pythoners (recognizable by their silly walks).
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