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[Ghogiel]

Originally posted by Dave_91

Originally posted by Mormacil
It's english humor. I personally prefer it over american but then again I'm european.

For me, I much prefer English humor too, again probably because I am European too. It's weird though, I don't find any American comedians funny. At all. Well, from what I've seen of them anyway.

loads of american comedians are funny.
try Bill Hicks he's a dude =)

[cruxvader]

there are some smart Americans that keep mainly to themselves that are really good. most people who are involved in corporations suck tho

[DarkAsmodeous]

English and American humor, in my experience anyway, serve two very distinct roles.

"American comedy" (I do not enjoy it, and yet I find other sources of comedy from m country that serve me just fine) is purely entertainment for entertainment's sake, as opposed to a night eating out (as one might spend their evening in Europe), you perhaps go see a comedian. English humor makes much of its foundation from the absurdities and irregularities of English life, serving just as much as a reflection for the comic and audience. American comedy also seems far more based around the punchline, while in English comedy the humor seems far more contained in the telling.

[Harikari]

Originally posted by cruxvader
there are some smart Americans that keep mainly to themselves that are really good. most people who are involved in corporations suck tho

Hell, I thought that was a rule of thumb with anything

Try Louis Black, he is an angry... loud... and funny man.