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**PapsEdisa** · 09-17-2012, 04:36 AM

...I don't get them. It's basically just standard behaviour among English people in the pub. I'm led to believe it's mainly an American thing, which I find even more confusing. Apart from on here (and that tends to just be a general sense of humour failure), all of the Americans I know are the same. What am I missing?

Making fun of eachother is a bloke thing. I imagine that works pretty similar, worldwide.
Turning it into a television show and dumbing it down however, is an American thing.

Close enough, right?

09-17-2012, 04:36 AM	#6
PapsEdisa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 545 Senior Member	...I don't get them. It's basically just standard behaviour among English people in the pub. I'm led to believe it's mainly an American thing, which I find even more confusing. Apart from on here (and that tends to just be a general sense of humour failure), all of the Americans I know are the same. What am I missing? Making fun of eachother is a bloke thing. I imagine that works pretty similar, worldwide. Turning it into a television show and dumbing it down however, is an American thing. Close enough, right?
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