Alright, now I believe that girl when she told me that, I lack the ability to be humorous..."bah, humbug...from The Scrouge...I thought it is funny to meantion it...

I know where it's from! XD

Besides that ( which I knew was put in there to be funny ) I thought you were serious....XD

...now, I know why no one ever laughed at my jokes...

Why? I think I know why but I want to be sure first.

Whatever you have thus concluded about the reason, you are likely to be correct.

Beautiful.

Thank you. If shall you notice, "misihe hire hedet ire tihe ideha hedet mase aihe hide he, sidihe hire hedet ire ahi ideha hedet mase aihe hide he" is actually written with the poetical rules of Birehesi Dirmimi of which is actually very complex.

The poetical rules of Birehesi Dirmimi require the twin phrases to rhymn on three sections within the phrase: the head, the heart and the tail. Hence, misihe rhymns with sidihe, ire tihe ideha rhymns with ire ahi ideha, and lastly hide he in both phrases rhymn with each other.

And I thought Haikus were complicated to come up with.

That's amazing.

hisi ire hesihe hihese heside hi barire iri,
ihesi ire hesihe hihese heside hi irhemide iri.
hesihe badu imidet sihese heside hi hihese riheharat bihi iri,
hesihe badu imidet riheharat heside hi hihese sidisahi bihi iri.

Seek, and it shall be discovered.
Ask, and it shall be answered.
For each path, is a destiny.
For each destiny, is a purpose.

Vocabulary:
hisi to search, to look for
ihesi to ask about, to question
riheharat fate, destiny
sidisahi reason, purpose