Why English people don't get Dutch jokes and visa versa

Paddettebias.

What is that? Sorry to lazy to use a translator...

Replying to #21

The inability to be impartial. Say I was a referee in football, and I supported the Netherlands, and it was against Germany. I would be Bias because I supported one of the teams.If that makes sense.

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HAHAHA!!!Anyway,

Replying to #22

No.

Lets do a test: Can somebody make a typical english joke and then post your location and if you need to laugh about it!

Replying to #24

I WANT A CHEESEBURGER!!!Holland

Replying to #25

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I think its hard to tell what origin a joke comes from unless given context. Although I may think that because I'm Canadian (canadian humor is a mix I believe).What would a farmer say if he lost his tractor?Where's my tractor?

Natewlie · #27What would a farmer say if he lost his tractor?Where's my tractor?

I don't get it...

Replying to #29

Neither do I...

Because he would say. Where is my tractor. Rofl.Wow. How can you not understand that.

If anyone wants an example of Canadian humor, look up Corner Gas. Amazing show, it's like a national icon here.

nex26never mind english jokes...Did ya hear aboot the man who was eating bricks? He's awa' noo.How many mexicans does it take to screw in a lightbulb? Just wan.

LOL.

For very British comedy. I would suggest looking at Red Dwarf/The League Of Gentlemen/A Bit of Fry and Laurie/Harry hill/George Formby/Carry on films/Tommy Cooper (my ultimate, all time favourite).Yeah. I love British comedy. It's part and part what makes me enjoy being English.I forgot whose line is it anyway. The original English one. Awesome show.

you're forgetting monty python, the two ronnies, morecambe and wise, yes minister, yes prime minister (now a stage show), dad's army, last of the summer wine, are you being served, blackadder, fawlty towers, 'allo 'allo, only fools and horses, some mothers do 'av 'em and porridge

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I missed out loads.I purposely missed out Monty Python, though, as that's what most people associate British comedy with.Bottom, The royle family, I'm Alan Partridge, The Goodies, Absolutely Fabulous, One foot in the grave, The Good Life, father ted.... So many more. All of them are amazing.

On The Buses,One Foot In The Grave,Steptoe and Son AND Rising Damp....

I intentionally ignored the royale family because its crude humour rather than subtle intelligent humour, which is what british comedy is about.'As time goes by' is another awesome sitcom, starring Judi Dench.

...Does no one watch Beautiful People?

You guys forgot Beautiful People.