Or French.
Who would sink as low as to resort to that?
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Or French.
Who would sink as low as to resort to that?
Now, now! The smiley is not an excuse for bad taste or dodgy jokes! Let's show some British restraint here, chaps.
The smiley is not an excuse for bad taste or dodgy jokes!
There's humor in New England? Who knew?And here I thought "British humour' was an oxymoron—who knew?
(Yes, that's New England humor.)
There's humor in New England? Who knew?
There's humor in New England? Who knew?
Humour, yes; humor—not so much;
There's supposedly traditional cuisine in the form of the New England Boiled Dinner, too.
(I don't recommend it, unless made with Really Good corned beef brisket.)
England.
I might have at the time, but at my age I don't even remember what I had for dinner.I thought you knew what you were asking!
Here you go, Kevin. All you gotta do is make it smaller.
Funny? You'll have to check with my advisers.can you make it Canadian Census Humour?
OMG. OMG, that was funny, eh.
Humour, yes; humor—not so much;
There's supposedly traditional cuisine in the form of the New England Boiled Dinner, too.
(I don't recommend it, unless made with Really Good corned beef brisket.)
Here you go, Kevin. All you gotta do is make it smaller.
yes, you often find these jokes on great big fields of grass with white or yellow lines on them... lots of guys in cleats and such.