Is there a difference between college humor and regular humor? When I was five, grown-ups acting silly was about as funny as anything. Stubbing a toe and going googly eyed, or doing a funny dance, this was high ball humor to a five year old. That sort of thing is still amusing as a 21 year old, but not AS amusing.

I wonder of college humor is similar to five year old humor. Gross out jokes, and frat boy sarcarm. Right now I find it very funny. In ten years will I find it mildly funny in the same way I find goofy dancing mildly funny today?

Certainly there are exceptions. Charlie Chaplin makes all ages laugh, and he has for almost a full century. And Woody Allen can be appreciated from high school on up. But I'm not sure that the jokes in a Will Farrel sports comedy will last beyond a generation.

So, the thing that worries me, is how do I tell the difference between true "funny" and "college funny." Will the joke I tell at dinner be as laughable in a few years? I don't know.

In other news, I was browsing the internet, and I ran across some people records that mentioned orthorexia, who would have thunk!