Humour -Your Preference (99)
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truheart1941: oh yer..what yer gonna do about it.........
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Slap him one for me when you do!
mollybaby: From which country comes your favourite type of humour?
Be it tv sitcoms, stand-up, or, more importantly, real life humour from the man/woman on the street.
Give examples if you wish!
Be it tv sitcoms, stand-up, or, more importantly, real life humour from the man/woman on the street.
Give examples if you wish!
Italian -lol
Just kidding
British - some good stub there
Good old Benny Hill
mollybaby: Slap him one for me when you do!
we might have to have the whole cs ladies, swarm, swoop and slap in unison.
JeanKimberley: we might have to have the whole cs ladies, swarm, swoop and slap in unison.
I live near the airport. ..I can be over there within an hour
brit, especially english, is some of my favorite, it's so wry. I love Monty Python, and the old serials Fawlty Towers and Have You Been Served. Movies that took place in London are some of my favorites for the humor - Bridget Jones and Love Actually. I think the Beatles are funny too in their interviews.
There is some English guy who reviews cars on U Tube who is hilarious - forget the name ATM
American humor is a close second. Thanks for the post Harryonline
There is some English guy who reviews cars on U Tube who is hilarious - forget the name ATM
American humor is a close second. Thanks for the post Harryonline
My humor is unique, not from any particular place.
Track16: My humor is unique, not from any particular place.
you don;t think your humor is particular to where you have lived?
felixis99: you don;t think your humor is particular to where you have lived?
Maybe it is, never really gave it much thought before.
British humor is funny lol
mollybaby: From which country comes your favourite type of humour?
Be it tv sitcoms, stand-up, or, more importantly, real life humour from the man/woman on the street.
Give examples if you wish!
Be it tv sitcoms, stand-up, or, more importantly, real life humour from the man/woman on the street.
Give examples if you wish!
I like a very dry sense of humour, somewhat cynical almost, seen more with the Brits.
felixis99: brit, especially english, is some of my favorite, it's so wry. I love Monty Python, and the old serials Fawlty Towers and Have You Been Served. Movies that took place in London are some of my favorites for the humor - Bridget Jones and Love Actually. I think the Beatles are funny too in their interviews.
There is some English guy who reviews cars on U Tube who is hilarious - forget the name ATM
American humor is a close second. Thanks for the post Harryonline
There is some English guy who reviews cars on U Tube who is hilarious - forget the name ATM
American humor is a close second. Thanks for the post Harryonline
Monty Python never grew on me (probably wasn't on TV that much when I was younger...the film they made "Life of Bryan" was really an eye opener for me
Faulty Towers - thats a national treasure, was something you had to watch each week.
Are you being served - again was something I never got in to, even though I used to watch it as there was nothing else to really watch.
Its amazing you get this stuff over there.
An American show called "Perfect Strangers" I liked as well as "Different strokes"
Other Brit humor like are "Open all hours" and "only fools and horses" is well loved over here.
Then you have comedians like "Russel brand" and "Ricky Gervais" who are well known over there.
I was watching some more of "Bottom" (this series was an off shoot from the "Young Ones" (which was completely off the wall too, which someone in the states was telling me they used to tune in to and now own a box set of the series)
You mean there is humor in this world well hot darn.
Harryonline: Monty Python never grew on me (probably wasn't on TV that much when I was younger...the film they made "Life of Bryan" was really an eye opener for me
Faulty Towers - thats a national treasure, was something you had to watch each week.
Are you being served - again was something I never got in to, even though I used to watch it as there was nothing else to really watch.
Its amazing you get this stuff over there.
An American show called "Perfect Strangers" I liked as well as "Different strokes"
Other Brit humor like are "Open all hours" and "only fools and horses" is well loved over here.
Then you have comedians like "Russel brand" and "Ricky Gervais" who are well known over there.
I was watching some more of "Bottom" (this series was an off shoot from the "Young Ones" (which was completely off the wall too, which someone in the states was telling me they used to tune in to and now own a box set of the series)
Faulty Towers - thats a national treasure, was something you had to watch each week.
Are you being served - again was something I never got in to, even though I used to watch it as there was nothing else to really watch.
Its amazing you get this stuff over there.
An American show called "Perfect Strangers" I liked as well as "Different strokes"
Other Brit humor like are "Open all hours" and "only fools and horses" is well loved over here.
Then you have comedians like "Russel brand" and "Ricky Gervais" who are well known over there.
I was watching some more of "Bottom" (this series was an off shoot from the "Young Ones" (which was completely off the wall too, which someone in the states was telling me they used to tune in to and now own a box set of the series)
I would soooo do Russell Brand!
Oh, and he is funny too!
He goes on shows and completely demolishes them...the women hosting the show are always swoon
He is a character
He is a character
mollybaby: From which country comes your favourite type of humour?
Be it tv sitcoms, stand-up, or, more importantly, real life humour from the man/woman on the street.
Give examples if you wish!
My Vote Goes to American and Aussie Be it tv sitcoms, stand-up, or, more importantly, real life humour from the man/woman on the street.
Give examples if you wish!
anything that makes me laugh.
I like Gallows Humor.
Used to love the Adams Family.
Used to love the Adams Family.
Brit
Americans make the funniest cartoons. Stands to reason being a whole nation of children.
Irish people are the best at low-brow wit and giving the broadest laughs.
British are the most sophisticated. The best at being clever silly, blending the mundane with the ludicrous or the lofty with the commonplace for comic effect.
Irish people are the best at low-brow wit and giving the broadest laughs.
British are the most sophisticated. The best at being clever silly, blending the mundane with the ludicrous or the lofty with the commonplace for comic effect.
Obstinance_Works: Americans make the funniest cartoons. Stands to reason being a whole nation of children.
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hi k....did you watch it....monty/p......??????/truheart1941: hi k....did you watch it....monty/p......??????/
Not yet Tru. May take awhile, but I will. 
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Has to be Irish for the story telling value, how can you go past Tommy Tiernan?
We have a lot of good comedians in Canada. We need the humour to get through the bad winters. My favourites are Jim Carrey, Mike Myers and Martin Short.
I like British humour. I remember staying up late at night to watch Benny Hill. Got a kick out of him. Then use to watch On the Buses with my Grandparents. Had a few good laughs watching that.
Lots of good American ones too. Too many to mention except Robin Williams was probably one of the best.
My favourites are Jim Carrey, Mike Myers and Martin Short.I like British humour. I remember staying up late at night to watch Benny Hill. Got a kick out of him. Then use to watch On the Buses with my Grandparents. Had a few good laughs watching that.
Lots of good American ones too. Too many to mention except Robin Williams was probably one of the best.
i home make all round makestgeorge: Has to be Irish for the story telling value, how can you go past Tommy Tiernan?
Tommy Tiernan would be one of the most popular here too, but I don't find him a bit funny.
Although I did giggle a little when he was taking the piss out of the Cork accent!
I enjoy sense of humour wherever it comes from if it makes me smile who cares
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