irish sense of humour vs aussie sense of humour?

Question

i am a totally outgoing person,i made friends with an aussie fella on the net,we were havin fun talking to each other and i must have said something bad because he got fierce odd at me,i looked over what i wrote and to me its a bit of slagging,y cant they understand a bit of humour

he said his friend lived in the states and she knew britney spears and he talked to her once in a while,i started slagging him and laughed at him because he was lying,and he got odd that i didnt believe him,he eventually admitted that he didnt know her hahaha

i am def not a love interest,

Answer 1

Thats easy , the Irish appreciate a joke , and the Aussies are one lol

Answer 2

Were you vulgar, "off-color"? If so this would be a matter of class vs. an Irish-Aussie thing. Men want their love interests to be somewhat lady-like. Why don't you tell us what you said?
I went on a 2 week bus trip full of Aussies and I was shocked what was "funny" to them. Example:
pulling down their pants and pressing their bare asses against the window for the car that followed! Drinking themselves into oblivion all night, being loud and roudy, etc. And I am no prude.

Answer 3

Irish have the best sense of humour. Given it's history Australia could be regarded as the biggest open prison in the world that's probably why the aussie got narked

Answer 4

Slagging is not the same as humour. Besides, while most people will laugh at a joke, not many will laugh when they are the subject of the joke. =P

Answer 5

those I even have as contacts are full of humor and that's some distance from dry. a minimum of your questions published, each and every time I ask a query approximately Canadians, Yahoo won't even positioned up them. some do have a good humorousness approximately themselves and a few do no longer. they are no diverse from the different nationality or social group on right here.

Answer 6

if you said that australia is full of convicts they are VERY sensitive to this. I am Irish decent and understand irish humour but others might find it a bit forthright - we do use a lot of bad language that could be offensive.

Answer 7

Oh dear. Some people are odd, no matter what part of the world they are in!
We can never know with whom we are communicating on the internet anyway.
Charles "That Cheeky Lad"

Answer 8

Arra dont mind him girl......you just pushed the wrong button thats all and furthermore he broke the 11th commandment......... he was found out!

Answer 9

i find that both are found offensive to most socialized classes, but i find them quite funny.

Answer 10

australians are like americans humourless...