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Have you noticed any subtle differences between the sense of humour in different areas of Canada?
Yes. Newfoundlanders have a unique and wonderful sense of humour. It's a more intense version of the wacky,ironic, bizarre, dry sense of humour that exists in the rest of english speaking Canada.
Yes. Newfoundlanders have a unique and wonderful sense of humour. It's a more intense version of the wacky,ironic, bizarre, dry sense of humour that exists in the rest of english speaking Canada.
It's beyond wacky and bizarre, and I love it. From This Hour, to Kids in the Hall, to May Contain Nuts, it's hysterically funny.
I definitely should have mentioned the Trailer Park Boys in that post. I love Canadian humour. I also love British humour. It's dry but really clever....with a lot of cross-dressing!
Love the Boys! I ran a bar in London ON and on Trailer Park night, everybody knew not to bother me for anything while it was on but they were all there to watch it too so..
When I moved to Halifax I freaked out when I saw my first Halifax police car. "It's just like on Trailer Park Boys!!" LOL You'd always see various cast members out drinking in the local clubs and Bubbles actually opened his own place but it had closed down by the time I visited in 2010.
Lived in Vancouver for 26 years and I don't recall anything near humour!
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