That was humor. It's just called sarcasm.Sheesh. You Americans. No sense of humour.![]()
Sheesh. You Australians. No sense of sarcasm.
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That was humor. It's just called sarcasm.Sheesh. You Americans. No sense of humour.![]()
Sheesh. You Americans. No sense of humour.![]()
Trump for President?
I'd say we have an awesome sense of humour.
Trump for President?
I'd say we have an awesome sense of humour.
Didn't one big newspaper move him from politics to entertainment?Trump for President?
I'd say we have an awesome sense of humour.
Tinners, in Aussieland, is that a stereotype about Americans? That we have no sense of humor?
Didn't one big newspaper move him from politics to entertainment?
That was humor. It's just called sarcasm.
Sheesh. You Australians. No sense of sarcasm.![]()
No, not really. We have many Americans comedy TV shows and comedians here and they're popular and many people also have American friends. The stereotype here is that Americans can't make fun of themselves like Aussies can. Of course, it's a blanket statement.
Trump for President?
I'd say we have an awesome sense of humour.
Trump for President?
I'd say we have an awesome sense of humour.
Hey Tiger, how have you been?
Trump for President?
I'd say we have an awesome sense of humour.
I'm okay, thanks Tigress. Life's pretty ho-hum. But I really should get to sleep. It's past midnight and I feel sleepy. Goodnight from me to you. Have a blessed day. I'll talk to you another time, soon. God bless, dear sister.![]()
Haha, yeah, we had people giving lots of suggestions (puppy has been with my daughter just under a week, she came home last Saturday night) but many of them had to be nixed due to past or present family pets with same name... she came with the name PennyWillie suggested Wilhelmina
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PS great avatar by the way!