Articles from sources today such as Mcsweeney's Internet Tendency and Collegehumor cover an immense amount of humor, most of which can provide a small chuckle or a large guffaw. However, there are many articles across the internet that include standard news our ones that strive to be humorous but fail. Two articles that were voted very popular and showed high laugh rates include “Good Sleep vs Bad Sleep” from Collegehumor and “List: Action Items On Your Radical Professor's Liberal Agenda.” from McSweeney's Internet Tendency. The articles both cover school related topics that many students can relate to thus making it funny to them. The article, “List: Action Items On Your Radical Professor's Liberal Agenda.” from McSweeney's Internet Tendency
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As a person who doesn’t have a set sleep schedule and either goes to bed at 9:30 pm or at 1:00 am, I relate to the article very well. In my opinion, some days when I fall asleep at 9:30 pm, I share the same sense of “good sleep.” I struggle to wake up even with multiple alarms and drag myself downstairs to eat. Throughout the day though I may seem to be towards a good mood as I greet people, have large patience, stay focused on the task at hand more, and return to my bed wide awake. On the other hand, when I get few hours of sleep when I go to bed at 1:00 am, I share some qualities of the “bad sleep.” Most days of when I get up after not getting much sleep I am almost always late, my human interaction is delayed and I slur my words more, my patience runs very thin, I almost always look forward to the end of a class so I may make sweet embrace to my bed. As I am writing this essay I’m running off of four hours sleep and currently no caffeine to enhance my ability to write. I plan to openly embrace my bed and sleep for approximately eight hours only to wake up and repeat the cycle. All in all, this article/comic was very relatable to the average student. It didn’t make me laugh nearly as much as the first one but, as a student,
As a person who doesn’t have a set sleep schedule and either goes to bed at 9:30 pm or at 1:00 am, I relate to the article very well. In my opinion, some days when I fall asleep at 9:30 pm, I share the same sense of “good sleep.” I struggle to wake up even with multiple alarms and drag myself downstairs to eat. Throughout the day though I may seem to be towards a good mood as I greet people, have large patience, stay focused on the task at hand more, and return to my bed wide awake. On the other hand, when I get few hours of sleep when I go to bed at 1:00 am, I share some qualities of the “bad sleep.” Most days of when I get up after not getting much sleep I am almost always late, my human interaction is delayed and I slur my words more, my patience runs very thin, I almost always look forward to the end of a class so I may make sweet embrace to my bed. As I am writing this essay I’m running off of four hours sleep and currently no caffeine to enhance my ability to write. I plan to openly embrace my bed and sleep for approximately eight hours only to wake up and repeat the cycle. All in all, this article/comic was very relatable to the average student. It didn’t make me laugh nearly as much as the first one but, as a student,