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I think Gransnet should use these

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ninky Tue 20-Sept-16 14:07:47

This made me laugh on Facebook s.mlkshk-cdn.com/r/17BAJ

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Grannyknot Tue 20-Sept-16 15:59:05

shocksmile

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Grannyknot Tue 20-Sept-16 15:59:27

They are funny!

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ninathenana Tue 20-Sept-16 16:16:45

I can't relate to most of them smile

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Bellanonna Tue 20-Sept-16 16:27:35

Agreed, nina. I just don't get American humour.

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Grannyknot Tue 20-Sept-16 16:46:46

Why is it American humour? confused

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Ana Tue 20-Sept-16 16:54:20

The spellings (favorite, canceled etc) give away that much, but I wouldn't have thought Americans went in for black humour as much as we Brits do!

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Grannyknot Tue 20-Sept-16 17:07:43

Of course, and the use of "z". But to me the humour isn't necessarily American smile

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Nelliemoser Tue 20-Sept-16 18:31:24

grin grin grin
Ana I thought that was suitably British black humour.

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Ana Tue 20-Sept-16 18:33:17

Yes...not sure what I've said that was so funny! confused

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Nelliemoser Tue 20-Sept-16 18:38:52

Ana That article made me laugh.

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Ana Tue 20-Sept-16 18:57:30

Oh, sorry Nellie, crossed wires there! smile

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ninathenana Wed 21-Sept-16 00:09:21

Nellie what article ? All I see is a list of questions.

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Eloethan Wed 21-Sept-16 01:16:47

It's a sort of cynical, world-weary humour but is it typically American? Maybe Roseanne-type humour? (who remembers Roseanne?)

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