There ought to be a law - hey! There is!

[Kraj]

The fact that she was pregnant with his child is irrefutable proof of statutory ra**. This whole situation is one of the most absurd things I've ever heard.

 

[Rich]

The fact that she was pregnant with his child is irrefutable proof of statutory ra**.

But who raped who ?

 

[statsman]

But who raped who ?

Who raped WHOM

 

[Rich]

there's an echo in here

 

[Vassago]

there's an echo in here

There's a correction in here!

 

[Rich]

There's a correction in here!

there's a connotation in here

 

[jsanders]

there's a connotation in here

Oh I see. You’re trying to be clever.

The other day I asked my 17 year old daughter what her “it’s so funny I forgot to laugh”, laugh sounded like.

It’s too bad you can’t hear it now.

 

[Rich]

Oh I see. You’re trying to be clever.

The other day I asked my 17 year old daughter what her “it’s so funny I forgot to laugh”, laugh sounded like.

It’s too bad you can’t hear it now.

I guess it's true to say that America's not known for its sense of humour

 

[Kraj]

I guess it's true to say that America's not known for its sense of humour

Whereas the British are quite well-known for their lack of one.

 

[ColinEssex]

Whereas the British are quite well-known for their lack of one.

only because the Americans can't understand the subtleties of humour.

If its not Lucille Ball slapstick stuff its lost in the USA

Col

 

[Kraj]

Nah. We get it, we just prefer humor that makes us say, "Oh my God that was the funniest thing I've ever seen in my entire life!" to humor that makes us say, "How delightfully droll!"

 

[selenau837]

I do have to admit I find British humor a bit dry. I've had friends die lauging at some of it, and I just sit, head shaking wondering what is so funny.

You either like it or you don't I suppose.

 

[Kraj]

I'm just poking fun. I like Monty Python and was a huge fan of "Whose Line is it, Anyway?" I have even enjoyed an episode of "Are You Being Served?" and "The Vicar of Dibly" now and again, although they're not shows I'd care to watch regularly. "Mile High" is also a deliciously saucy show although it's closer to a soap opera. On the other hand, I hated "Absolutely Fabulous" and "Bob & Margaret", and "Footballer's Wives" seems like crap to me. Is that show popular in the UK?

 

[selenau837]

I'm just poking fun. I like Monty Python and was a huge fan of "Whose Line is it, Anyway?" I have even enjoyed an episode of "Are You Being Served?" and "The Vicar of Dibly" now and again, although they're not shows I'd care to watch regularly. "Mile High" is also a deliciously saucy show although it's closer to a soap opera. On the other hand, I hated "Absolutely Fabulous" and "Bob & Margaret", and "Footballer's Wives" seems like crap to me. Is that show popular in the UK?

Who's line is it anyways is the best. The british version as well as the American version.

Monty Python, I don't understand. *ducks tomatos* I just can't get into it. I don't find it funny. Almost remind me of the Three Stooges!

 

[Rich]

Who's line is it anyways is the best.

That's about three generations out of date, I guess you guys catch up eventually

 

[Rich]

Oh I see. You’re trying to be clever.

I don't need to try, Josey

 

[selenau837]

That's about three generations out of date, I guess you guys catch up eventually

Yes, well Richy boy, I didn't think you were old enough to remember 3 generations back.

 

[Rich]

Yes, well Richy boy, I didn't think you were old enough to remember 3 generations back.

My mother recalls watching the programme in black and white on a 405 set, whatever that is

 

[selenau837]

My mother recalls watching the programme in black and white on a 405 set, whatever that is

Sure Rich!!!