What are the funniest parts in funny triplet stories?

The unexpected behavior of cows is often the funniest part. Like when a cow decides to take a nap right in the middle of a muddy puddle, looking all content.

The unexpected actions are often the funniest. Like in the story where the boy used spaghetti as a skipping rope. It was so unexpected and out of the ordinary for eating spaghetti.

The funniest part is often the robbers' miscalculations. Like in the story where the robber thought he could easily carry a huge TV but ended up getting stuck. Their overconfidence and lack of proper planning lead to these hilarious situations.

The unexpected things that happen to them. For example, when a mountain man is fishing and a big fish jumps out of the water and knocks his hat off. It's the element of surprise that makes it really funny.

The funniest part is often when he falls. It's such a classic image, this big egg tumbling from the wall. It's unexpected and makes for a great comical moment.

The funniest part is when Goldilocks tries the chairs. The big chair is too hard, so she makes a funny face. Then she tries the medium chair and it's too soft, and she almost sinks into it. Finally, the small chair is just right but breaks under her. Another funny bit is when she wakes up and sees the bears, her expression must be priceless as she runs away in a hurry.

Here is another one. The triplets were at a school play. Tom was supposed to say his lines but he forgot. Tim tried to whisper the lines to him but Tam accidentally sneezed really loudly at that moment. The whole audience burst into laughter, and instead of getting embarrassed, the triplets joined in the laughter too.

The funny part can also be the misunderstandings during the DWI stop. One time, a driver thought the officer was asking him about his pet's name instead of his own name for the initial check. So he kept saying his dog's name over and over. The officer was really confused at first and then couldn't stop laughing when he realized what was going on. And of course, the whole situation just gets funnier as the driver tries to correct himself while still being a bit tipsy.

Often, it's the unexpected responses. For example, when a child answers a simple question in a very creative way. Like when asked 'What do you want for dinner?' and the child says, 'A cloud, so I can eat something really soft and floaty.' It's that kind of out - of - the - box thinking that makes family humor so funny.

The unique grammar and vocabulary are very funny. For example, instead of saying 'I am very tired', in pidgin one might say 'Me tire well well'. It's this simple and direct way of communication that often brings out the humor.