Rednecks Jokes in Canada:

[BOUXY]

I saw Jeff Foxworthy and friends last night on the TV and he/they did a lot of "Redneck" humour as a part of the act and I was wondering about that and if it is an American thing because here in Canada it's actually always "Hoser" that is used in much the same way here's a few examples "If you go ice-fishin' with a shotgun you may be a Hoser.....If you have a beer while eating your eggs and back bacon then you are a Hoser" and so on and so forth.Any thoughts you might have on this?:thmbsp:

 

[Mark W.]

yes it's an American "thing"

 

[Numistrek09]

Well, "rednecks" are everywhere. Jeff's own definition of a redneck is a "glorious absence of sophistication." So even though the redneck thing is mainly American, your Canadian hosers can enjoy the same recognition if they'd like.

 

[newguy1]

Lots of rednecks just north of here....(east of Toronto)

 

[chillwolf]

Red necks are everywhere, not just in the U.S. The're just called other names in different countries.

 

[hypertone]

Red necks are everywhere, not just in the U.S. The're just called other names in different countries.

Agreed on that. The Americans in the south undeservedly get a bad rap, but there are hicks/rednecks everywhere. I guess up in Canada it's harder to get a sunburn on your neck.

 

[AnalogDigit]

Rednecks are everywhere. Even in urban areas you find rednecks. I'm sure Canada has them too. Ever seen the Red Green Show?

 

[DaveElton]

Rednecks are everywhere. Even in urban areas you find rednecks. I'm sure Canada has them too. Ever seen the Red Green Show?

Man, I love that show

 

[Sandy G]

Wonder what the French Canadian equivalent of "Billy Joe Tom Bob" is ?

 

[rollei35guy]

Wonder what the French Canadian equivalent of "Billy Joe Tom Bob" is ?

Bob and Doug McKenzie?

 

[screenersam]

if you got married wearing a red mackinaw you might be a hoser, eh?

 

[Splatter Pak]

What is the equivalent of "Bubba" in Canada?