#2 Further Evidence My Wife's Boss Has A Sense Of Humor. This Is Her Christmas Card

#3 Anyone Else Get The One And Only Greeting Card That Not Only Makes Sense, But Is Also Funny?

Greeting cards never went out of style despite the prevalence of digital technology. Some experts may even argue that they can help strengthen family relationships.
“The creative process of putting these (greeting cards) together serves an important function in solidifying the identity and values of the family,” says University of Iowa communication studies professor Rachel McLaren.
#5 Birthday Mail From The Mailwoman For My Nephew After He Complained About Getting Nothing Yesterday 😂

#6 Thoughts?! Finally Got A Printer, Since My Digital Greeting Card Shop Is Actually Doing Really Good With Father’s Day Around The Corner I Wanted To Show How It Looks Printed Out My Cuts Are A Bit Rough Since It Was 3 Am & It’s My First Prototype

McLaren says giving a greeting card can also help mend relationships, especially during special occasions. She explains that this simple gesture can do a lot, especially when talking is difficult.
“Sending a card can be a low-pressure way of reaching out and expressing a desire to talk. Sometimes, a card is just the peace offering needed to clear the way for a deeper conversation,” McLaren said.
#7 My Sense Of Humor: Getting Birthday Cards With The Wildly Incorrect Age On It For People

According to McLaren, a handwritten note as short as 25 words can increase a greeting card's impact. She says that the effort of doing something by hand can also deepen relationships, even in the smallest of ways.
“We’re in the midst of a loneliness epidemic, so anything you can do to take steps toward meaningful connections with others will likely be met with appreciation.”
#10 I’m From The States And I Have A Friend In Australia. She Sent Me A Christmas Card That Included A Translation To ‘Australian’

The irreverence of many of the cards featured on the list is what makes them funny. They share an overarching theme of poking fun at life’s absurdities, which Cornell University philosophy professor David Shoemaker sees as highly valuable.
“By occasionally reflecting on our lives (and the lives of everyone) from the timeless perspective of the universe, to see that none of what we’re pursuing may matter in the end – life itself may be laughably absurd,” Shoemaker explained.
#15 Signing Christmas Cards Can Get Pretty Awkward When Your Last Name Is Ball

Shoemaker adds that seeing the humor in the absurd can help us face life’s challenges.
“If we manage to take up that perspective, we may be much better able to cope with life’s curveballs, as well as focus better on the tasks at hand. Sometimes it’s good to be a little psychopathic,” he said.
#19 The Card I Got My Dad Is Pretty Amusing Because About A Year Ago I Was In Jail. So I Hope He Finds It As Funny As I Do















