Re: Jokes!!!
The interesting thing about Norwegian jokes is that they are almost invariably told by Norwegians. It's quite different than Polish jokes, which are usually told by non-Poles. You don't meet many Norwegian-Americans offended by Norwegian jokes, they are the only ones who buy the books of Norwegian jokes.
As far as learning the language of the "old country", it is hardly fair to call people who didn't choose to learn it a**holes. Quite often, the second generations of immigrants are not interested in the dull old stuff their parents did, but the third generation, they are interested in the interesting things their grandparents did. Would you really be so interested in learning the Norwegian language had you been forced to learn it?
But to keep it on-topic:
What happened to the cannibal lion?
He swallowed his pride.
The interesting thing about Norwegian jokes is that they are almost invariably told by Norwegians. It's quite different than Polish jokes, which are usually told by non-Poles. You don't meet many Norwegian-Americans offended by Norwegian jokes, they are the only ones who buy the books of Norwegian jokes.
As far as learning the language of the "old country", it is hardly fair to call people who didn't choose to learn it a**holes. Quite often, the second generations of immigrants are not interested in the dull old stuff their parents did, but the third generation, they are interested in the interesting things their grandparents did. Would you really be so interested in learning the Norwegian language had you been forced to learn it?
But to keep it on-topic:
What happened to the cannibal lion?
He swallowed his pride.
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