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Don't get what's funny; is there a subtle nuance about being Polish that has gone over my head?

We called it bogey

Mentioning US (so called) humour reminds me of the occasion when visiting a friend's house, he went off to get changed and I sat in the lounge room where his two sons were watching TV. They were watching a US show where two men were talking on...

Senior Discount Club is remiss in not editing the US-centric anecdote prior to publication.

Boogie maybe, but not booger. That's the problem, the word booger in the text should have been edited prior to publication and replaced with it's Australian equivalent.

Wrong word; it's booger not boogie

Don't understand the reference to a donkey

Didn't know what is a booger, so had to look it up. When importing a US joke, good idea to edit the text and replace US-centric words with their Australian equivalents.

Don't understand what is meant by "picked up her winnings" If the dealers didn't know what total she rolled, then how can she get winnings?

Jokes imported from foreign countries should be edited to reflect Australian society...