A question for the Americans

[Barbarossa]

Besides that, we probably are less offended by shit than any other nationality.

??

Not a bad attempt if it was, because this springs immediately to mind...



> 500,000 complaints

[Cheese]

Taking offence is an everyday part of American life. If an American does not take offence at something at least 3 times a day, they get depressed, and shoot something.

Their standard response to being offended is the classic "I know you are but what am I?" rebuttal.

[Blythorama]

Taking offence is an everyday part of American life. If an American does not take offence at something at least 3 times a day, they get depressed, and shoot something.

You're one to talk.

:in-house twat:

A.Besides that, we probably are less offended by shit than any other nationality.

B.Our humor can be crass, racial, and disgusting...yet we laugh.

A. Now, you are taking the piss aren't you?

B. That is definatly not specific to Americans.


Americans don't understand irony or sarcasm or silliness.

[Busyman]

Besides that, we probably are less offended by shit than any other nationality.

??

Not a bad attempt if it was, because this springs immediately to mind...



> 500,000 complaints

That's hypocrisy, irony and also big stink news....not the norm.

We had Dave Chappelle on a weekly basis ffs.

[Busyman]

You're one to talk.

:in-house twat:

A.Besides that, we probably are less offended by shit than any other nationality.

B.Our humor can be crass, racial, and disgusting...yet we laugh.

A. Now, you are taking the piss aren't you?

B. That is definatly not specific to Americans.


Americans don't understand irony or sarcasm or silliness.

We understand them all..especially the silly.

We don't, however, usually think sarcasm and irony brings bust your gut laughter.....maybe I should take that back.......all of our million clone sitcoms are full of irony and sarcasm...and it's that they are still on TV.

[Cheese]

Americans don't know the meaning of the word 'subtle'. (Or, as they spell it, 'sbtle'.)

[Busyman]

Americans don't know the meaning of the word 'subtle'. (Or, as they spell it, 'stble'.)

We do but to many of us it doesn't bring about bust your guts laughter.


I said that already.

[Blythorama]

Americans don't know the meaning of the word 'subtle'. (Or, as they spell it, 'stble'.)

Stubble?

[Cheese]

Americans don't know the meaning of the word 'subtle'. (Or, as they spell it, 'stble'.)

Stubble?

My laptop keys got the best of me there.

[Cheese]

Americans don't know the meaning of the word 'subtle'. (Or, as they spell it, 'stble'.)

We do but to many of us it doesn't bring about bust your guts laughter.


I said that already.

I'm not referring to comedy.