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Heather goes mad for royalty this week and Tracy exclaims a little too much (not being a massive fan of the concept) although admits to being slightly intrigued by the court circular and the finer details contained therein. And we were both enthralled/horrified/amused by the etiquette guide in Debrett's. And now we know the dangers of calling your child Richard (Dick) Head.
It's good to know that no societies have been found to have no sense of humour at all (although some individuals may be lacking in that area). And so, humour is universal, but also culturally specific. We then explore the cultural differences in humour in our own special, clumsy way.
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