>If you say that it's a variation of British humor, and
>"there's a difference," that's fine, that's what you should
>have said in the first place, smart guy.
>
>And I want you to specify where exactly HighVoltage said "it's
>low-key humor, so that means it's equal to British humor."
>Because that's exactly what your're contending. Go ahead and
>point that sentence out to me. All he said was that it was
>British humor.
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what the honest fuck are you talking about

it is YOU who are contending that british humour=low key (see: 'which is probably why he said 'it's british humour')

i merely stopped by to say the office cannot be traditional BRITISH HUMOUR™, although it has other british characteristics (separate from humour) which may have influenced him to make that remark

then you come steaming in with bizzare statements like this:
"The timing of the airing of the episodes has exactly jack shit to do with anything High Voltage was talking about."
1. he only wrote about one dozen words
2. 'the timing of the airing of the episodes' wtf? was i talking about watershed programming or something?

i mean, dude, i'm at a loss, you're accusing ME of not making sense?