Britain has brought us lots of things. Shakespeare. Fish and chips. Afternoon tea. Cucumber sandwiches. And of course, the Queen's English. But there's something else the British are super proud of: their sick sense of humor.
British humor isn’t everyone’s cuppa tea. Still, there’s no denying the Brits have produced some absolute bangers from across the pond. Mr Bean, Mrs Bucket, Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, Ali G, and The Office. To name but a few.
A Facebook page called “There should be a 99p coin” has over a million followers. They’re dedicated to bringing us the best Britain has to offer. Keep scrolling for a list of our favorite funnies that might make even the stiffest upper lip crack a smile.
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They changed to a digital system. When she contacted them and told them her story they found a CD copy of the announcement to give to her. They also restored the old version so he is once more reminding everyone to "Mind the gap".
Just be a normal person then and get yourself a chair to place them on!
Yep. If there's one thing the pandemic taught us, it was how much money you could save by getting pissed at home! £4.50 for a pint of lemonade as a non alcoholic example of prices. No. Just no. I can get a supermarket bottle of wine for £7.
Reminds me of the time I whooped my now husband's backside playing Mortal Combat. I had never played it before, didn't know what buttons did what or the stats of the characters were. He was thoroughly well and truly thrashed lol. Knowing then what I know now, I would have done a victory lap round the living room lol.
One of my fondest memories from when we were vacationing in Austria: We were having dinner in a packed restaurant and minding our own business when suddenly the lights turned off. Two waiters carrying a dessert with fireworks approached a table and started to sing. They didn't get further than "happ.." before the sole woman at the table laughingly interrupted them saying (in German): No,no, she's in the toilet ". The waiters disappeared, the light switched back on and everyone in the restaurant was laughing. At that point the birthday woman returns, looking around oddly. As she rejoins her friend, the waiters and fireworks-dessert reappear and as they start to sing, everyone loudly joins in.
That's not that different from us germans though, any other place where that's quite common?
My boss obliged me to take my annual paid leave, so that he could close the office and go to vacation too
Yep, and Romans, and early Mediaeval, and 18th century military, and WWII. We had not very difficult access to farm museums, Roman ruins, castles, artillery castle forts, 18th/19th century land forts, and a naval dockyard within 10 miles (though I think the furthest of these was just shy of 7 miles away). ed: reading through this again, yu really can tell that the area I grew up in was a major historical military area, I think some parts of these places are still owned by the MoD.
Another happy day in Paradise Just living the dream Another day another dollar
Yes. Four hours later: room still only one-quarter tied up. That is some seriously awesome headgear BTW - perhaps even "brilliant"!
I sincerely hope to never clap eyes on anyone from my school ever again.
Meh. At least 90% of these aren't specifically British "humour", and the ones that are aren't particularly funny, or maybe Yuki batted my sense of humour off my desk today?
Location in the UK or UK citizenship alone does not make British humour. Just my humble opinion.
In the UK, if you visit another town, the accent and humour is completely different within 2 km.
Load More Replies...Meh. At least 90% of these aren't specifically British "humour", and the ones that are aren't particularly funny, or maybe Yuki batted my sense of humour off my desk today?
Location in the UK or UK citizenship alone does not make British humour. Just my humble opinion.
In the UK, if you visit another town, the accent and humour is completely different within 2 km.
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