Heh, heh. Conflicting irony. Kind of subte. Now that's British humour...

(You see, he said it on a hip-hop site. Hip-hop meant to represent
a part of black culture. The supression of it's people etc...British Empire being one of the main...why am i explaining this?!)...


Oh, and no one's humour is really better than anyone elses. Cultures differentiate. Some like it brutal and blatant. Other's subtle and dry. Sharp slapstick. etc.etc..

I'm just pleased i like all sorts. Not just one kind (though i do edge towards the subtle and slightly dry...surreal too....Monty Python anyone? Monkey Dust? Conversation with a stoned rasta and a preachy black muslim?!)...