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12-01-2012 05:58 PM |
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Originally Posted by the truth
(Post 4865999)
'we Brits have lost a legendary sense of humour'[/I] - because you are not speaking for this particular Brit.- BRITISH COMEDY HAS GONE WAY DOWNHILL IN THE PAST FEW YEARS , THE VAST MAJORITY WOULD AGREE WITH THAT
I have one of the driest, most sarcastic sense of humour around, - SELF PRAISE IS NO RECOMMENDATION, YOU HAVE MADE A VERY ARROGANT STATEMENT THERE if anything: it's the Americans who often don't have that - thankfully Michael does. It's one of the reasons I like the man. NOW WHO IS GENERALISING? HYPOCRITE! YOU HAVE PROVED MY POINT IS 100% CORRECT.
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Any chance you can use the quote facility - rather than mixing my own words along with your own please, also if you could avoid all the block capitals too, that would be great. Apart from being difficult to read, it's actually one of the forum rules, which we all are expected to abide by. I realise you are new here so you may not be aware, here's a wee linky to the part that covers typing in block capitals.
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http://thisisbigbrother.com/forums/s...00&postcount=1
Do not post all in capital letters, or use txt speech. Not only does it look bad, it is also very hard to understand. You may get a warning for the first time you do this, but in general, threads like this will just be deleted. If it persists, infractions will be given
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I wasn't praising myself, I was stating a fact about me personally.
Most Americans do not have a British sense of humor -which is very different - that is fact. Generalised of course, but still remains a fact.
Your point is not factual. At all. |
