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22nd February 08, 09:11 AM
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 Originally Posted by auld argonian
Ah...British humor.
So how can the same nation that gave us Noel Coward, Oscar Wilde, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, Flanders and Swann, and the Penny Dreadfuls also have given us Benny Hill and the "Carry On" films?
As much as I am a big fan of Babs, I could never quite find it in me to enjoy Benny Hill.
I've always been more of a 'footlights' fan.
It just took me a few months before I understood why certain things in American films were funny.
Diane still hates watching America's funniest home videos with me because the most I will do is smirk, but Family Guy will have me roaring with laughter.
I have to say, once Diane took a minute to explain things to me like 'American college in the 60's went like this...' I really, really enjoyed the film.
I guess humour really is such a social thing.
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