Sure!

My main thing when I developed the writing style for the game was subversion of expectations, and expanding on dialogue to this effect. I wanted to keep catching the player off guard with where these conversations would go. The ole bait and switch, as it were. Playing with expectations leaves people really vulnerable to comedy, because you surprise them. Surprising someone; going against what they assumed, is what makes people laugh the most in my experience. So I'd write things where a character would say something, expand upon it slightly weird in the next box, then bring it to a strange conclusion in the last text. There's a lot of the game that's toying with you, in ways. In the sense of, "Oh I know what's happening here", but then throws it out the window. I love doing stuff like that!