there is quite a difference between English and American humour, although I think that the gap is closing.
I had such a hard time when I first moved here as I didn't find American humour all that funny, and when I used my fabulous British humour, people just looked at me as if I'd just escaped from the loony bin.
I agree that is a good idea for a post... check back soon :)
For those who don't know me, I am 29, English and living in Portland Oregon. I moved here back in January 2005, and love it here.
That is all I am saying, for more about me, read my blog (s) :)
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If there was a Groaner Award for Bloggers, you would officially have earned it today.
Glad to see you are well, even if your humor is not!
I don't get it.
Yes I do. I was just trying to cover for you.
You are better than this.
Aren't you? :)
perhaps it is a brit thing, but that was puntastic...lol
Sage, please don't get Max started on British humour. Honestly, you'll regret it. He lectures me unmercifully.
Caroline, is there really a fundamental difference between British and American humour? That would be an interesting post.
there is quite a difference between English and American humour, although I think that the gap is closing.
I had such a hard time when I first moved here as I didn't find American humour all that funny, and when I used my fabulous British humour, people just looked at me as if I'd just escaped from the loony bin.
I agree that is a good idea for a post... check back soon :)
I can't decide whether to agree with the puntastic or the groaner comment more... ;)
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