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all americans dont ger humour and iron?
says bigoted bully Hopkins.......she slags all americans yet again and michelle says fark all........the land with no humour has given us the vast majority of best comedy shows and movies and comedians ever....bully Hopkins chatted more vile bigoted bully sh*t yet again...bitter twat
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Think Katie is a sinking ship and the last of the rats are jumping off.
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Being eternally outraged must be draining.
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Yeah her xenophobic ways all series have been tedious to say the least.
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its just pitiful bigotry
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Listen... I love the Americans, like all nationalities we all have different characteristics both in looks and behaviour. In my job I deal with ALL nationalities, some don't say please or thank you...some never smile, some are more demanding than others...some are more laid back than others...its a cultural thing. Americans do not get our sense of humour and equally we don't get theirs.... It's not being disrespectful..it's being honest.
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As I said earlier replace the nationality with Indian and we'd have had another race row
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The Sun must be very desperate to pay her to insult their clients on a daily basis. |
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When KH says something like...well they are American...at first you think Oh she can't say that...but then why cant she?... Americans have their ways as the British have theirs etc etc...its culture..it's different nationalities with different characteristics... |
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:shrug: comedians have said for years that the comedy doesn't travel well over the pond.
I think if is different for comedy drama, plenty of successful shows over the years. |
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We all need to be more tolerant. Thanks for loving Americans, they are nice people too - many are descended from British ancestors and share our language and culture. Americans have a fabulous sense of humour that's why we import American movies and commedians. :wavey: |
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It upsets me that someone perceives my views as bigoted. I respect and tolerate differences in cultures, I have spent all of my working life amoungst people from all over the world...which is why I recognise how very different we all are from nationalities and even regions of our own country. People need to not get over sensitive about it... |
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I have joked with Americans and they laugh at my 'dry' humour once the penny has dropped. Take for example 'the Office'..I love that programme, but not every one does, everyone has there own humour. When the Americans created their own version I found it predictable and unfunny. The only American humour I have found brilliant is Friends..which I love more than the Office. Each to their own, we all have different takes on it. Please don't call me a bigot. It's your opinion that you think 90 per cent of movies etc from America provide us with the most humour...that's your opinion but not mine but that doesn't make me a bigot. |
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History not your subject then? |
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americans LOVE british humor, which is why they've aired old monty python reruns for years, benny hill, fawty towers, plus the original office etc we like some Canadian humor too thanks to classic SCTV but you guys are up there :thumbs: |
Katie H only slags off Americans in reference to Perez tbf. Perez epitomizes the self-loving nature and OTT-ness she relates to Americans (not fair to any nationality IMO, but everyone gets generalized). Does/did Katie H have a problem with Cami, Michelle, Jeremy, Alex, or Callum? I enjoy many Brit shows and many American shows, some are my sense of humor and some are not. We are all very diverse and to generalize about a generalization is wrong as well.......... Irony.
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to laugh it off..........................and not take every comment as seriously Mark L |
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There are very few American programmes which emulate our sense of humour, I think the Golden Girls and Frazier were the most popular and they were huge both sides of the Atlantic.
The American humour is prevalent in the Simpsons and Friends. Some can cross the divide, mostly they don't. |
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