Think up funny stories for the Christmas party

Don't embarrass yourself with stories about the Christmas party

• Christmas is almost as old as the Christian way of thinking about the time, and stories and poems are recited for just as long on this solemn evening.
• While it was quite normal for people 2000 years ago to think up and tell stories, modern people can no longer take it for granted.
• So if you want to recite a funny story or poem for the Christmas party, you should first read up on this area and get a little practice.

Write funny stories yourself

• Of course, anyone can write funny stories for the Christmas party. But not everyone may find them funny, so read some examples before writing.
• There are of course enough websites on the Internet, funny but also serious ones
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  Christmas stories to offer. Their quality is very mixed, so you have to bite your way through many bad stories and poems.


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• This will teach you to tell the difference between bad and good stories.
• Once you have studied a few stories and feel ready to write your own work, there are few rules that you can follow. Most of the time, however, is devoted to your talents.
• Make sure you can empathize with the characters in your story. They shouldn't be completely absurd, but reasonably easy to imagine.
• Don't make the story or poem too long. Better a little too short than so long that the audience gets bored. It is also easier to plan to fill just one page than ten.
• When you are finished with your story or poem, have as many people as possible sample read it. Important: Take advice and criticism joyfully and not offended, otherwise you will no longer receive good criticism.
• Once you have had your story corrected and you are of the opinion that you have done something good, nothing stands in the way of a successful Christmas party.

Funny story ideas

• It becomes funny in Christmas stories as soon as known shapes, people or events are changed. Gladly also into the absurd.
• Santa Claus spontaneously decides to go on a diet that goes just as wrong as that of your boss? Perfect.
• The elves stop working because they give you the coffee machine gives too little coffee per minute? No less bad.
• You can also give a different, funny reason to known facts. Where does Rudolf's red nose actually come from? Certainly not from the lively wine consumption, right?
• Basically there are no limits to your imagination, just be careful not to hurt anyone personally, because the working atmosphere shouldn't suffer from the jokes, right? Of course, if you plan to quit, things will be different.