What is the difference between the American sense of humor and the British?

[Bonkerseeeeeeeeeee]

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Yes i know... screwed up the spelling. o well.. bite me!! lol

 

[SpongebongHemppants]

british humour is dry, american humour is chessey.

 

[conor]

as a british person i find that humour (american) is quite plastic and predictable but can be quite good though where as british humour is more about sarcasm and taking the piss "banter if you will" specially when shows like celebrity juice is on they rip each other to shreds but its fucking funny.

 

[Eve]

British - sarcasm

American.....

 

[LostGirlInALostWorld]

British people laugh at things that are funny and can take a joke and can be witty. Americans generally can't.

 

[Zionistcowboy]

british humor is bad

 

[Mermaid]

American humor is immature but the British really know how to make someone laugh!

 

[Beardog]

Brits have no middle to their humor, it's either dry wit or Benny Hill.

 

[[SyphilismBeans]]

For me British humor is more crude and there are no set laugh cues, you just laugh when you find something funny. Where American humor is more in your face and they kinda want you to laugh at particular moments.

 

[Dohht]

Americans are funny while the Brits like to fart on everything

 

[hilJack]

Atlantic ocean.))

 

[RebeccaMxoxo]

Americans are fat cuntts who only laugh at/ tell jokes about food, whereas the British are funny.

 

[jibs]

I think British is more twisted and sarcastic where as Americans is very dry.

 

[SuperPugm[Uk]m]

The British can go a lot further with jokes. If an American heard half the jokes a British comedian typically says, they'd probably be shocked. American humour is prude.