Facebook: Dead Baby Jokes

[Guest Bilo]

And Mrs Cooling then said....

I can see where this is going.

Let's see how long a FoxesTalk Aristocrats thread lasts.

Sorry mods.

[Daggers]

...with her dead son's spunk still dribbling over her nipples...

[Guest MattP]

South Park is still among the best things ever hit TV, the humour is absolutely brilliant

[Guest Bilo]

Deleted, might have gone a bit far!

[Guest Basildon Fox]

Woop woop. Let us all act controversial and go on about how superior you must be to not be offended by this kind of joke. Of course a racist joke is a big no no. Anyone who finds jokes about a dead baby funny is a ****. I must say that I am unsurprised who these people are... Mind you I find in life that the majority of teachers are *****.

[Guest Bilo]

Have you never laughed at a distasteful joke?

I'm sure some people would say similar things about people who laugh at 9/11 jokes, Holocaust jokes and many other jokes about contentious issues.

I would argue that the British sense of humour does thrive on darkness, look at Brass Eye, the League of Gentlemen and Four Lions. Hell, pretty much everything Chris Morris has ever done has been Daily Mail bating of the highest standard.

One of the funniest films ever, Dr. Strangelove, couldn't have been much darker in terms of subject matter if it tried.

I truly believe a joke about anything can be funny if it's delivered correctly, and you only need look at genius black comedy of the past and present to see that. That doesn't mean I like that dead babies site, I personally find it offensive and unfunny, but we can't just censor humour because some people find it offensive.

[Guest Bilo]

I've found an Aristocrats joke database online.

I may be some time.

[welck12]

I've found an Aristocrats joke database online.

I may be some time.

Link if you please? I have nothing else to do today...

[Guest Bilo]

Link if you please? I have nothing else to do today...

http://www.aristocratsjokes.com/

[General Smuts]

Have you seen the film Bilo? Funny as shit.

[Finnegan]

The best thing about the Aristocrats film is Whoopie Goldberg saying the word ****.

The mime was pretty spectacular as well.

Otherwise it was a pinch disappointing but it's always good to see that many tidy stand ups contribute to something. Gottfried's use of the joke to save his Hugh Hefner roast speech is legendary.

[Guest Bilo]

Have you seen the film Bilo? Funny as shit.

Have indeed, fvcking hilarious.

I posted the ones I found funniest, the Gilbert Gottfried one was special. The audience were literally rolling in the aisles and struggling for breath.

The Whoopi Goldberg one was indeed most amusing Finners. Love a sick joke and they don't come much sicker than the Aristocrats.

[General Smuts]

Whoopi Goldberg could make a new career for herself going round universities shouting profanities at random. I would pay good money to see that.

[Danno]

My Grandad died from cancer, I laugh at cancer jokes why can't people lighten up once in a while? The people who make these pages do it for the reaction they get from offended people if no one reacted the page probably wouldn't be there.

[ADK]

It comes down to the debate on whether publically accessible is public or not.

[Guest Basildon Fox]

Are jokes about paedophiles molesting kids funny? What about a rape?

[Charl91]

Are jokes about paedophiles molesting kids funny? What about a rape?

Depends whether it's a funny joke or not. Let me know how it goes, and I'l tell you if it's funny

[Leicfox]

Are jokes about paedophiles molesting kids funny?

I'm ashamed to say I pissed myself at this....I couldn't help myself.

[Charl91]

Are jokes about paedophiles molesting kids funny? What about a rape?

What's the number one cause of Peadophillia in Britain?

All those sexy little kids!

[Guest Bilo]

There we are people, not quite so twisted as the Aristocrats and all is well with the world.

[Soar Fox]

This whole Tia thing really makes you think, doesn't it?

Probably worth searching the McCann's house again, just in case...

[Guest Bilo]

Where's the punchline?

[RonnieTodger]

I like the odd off-colour joke, but these Facebook pages with the intention to offend, rather than make people laugh are nothing more than a safe-haven for spotty virgins.

[fleckneymike]

Have you never laughed at a distasteful joke?

I'm sure some people would say similar things about people who laugh at 9/11 jokes, Holocaust jokes and many other jokes about contentious issues.

I would argue that the British sense of humour does thrive on darkness, look at Brass Eye, the League of Gentlemen and Four Lions. Hell, pretty much everything Chris Morris has ever done has been Daily Mail bating of the highest standard.

One of the funniest films ever, Dr. Strangelove, couldn't have been much darker in terms of subject matter if it tried.

I truly believe a joke about anything can be funny if it's delivered correctly, and you only need look at genius black comedy of the past and present to see that. That doesn't mean I like that dead babies site, I personally find it offensive and unfunny, but we can't just censor humour because some people find it offensive.

I think an important difference is that the examples cited above rely on satire for their humour. Many people confuse the intent of the joke maker and assume the comedy lies in the shock.

Anything can indeed be funny (as the clip below shows) it doesn't necessarily follow that everything is however

[Ashley]

I wonder if people will have the same views on this one as the dead baby jokes. For the record NO I don't go around Facebook looking for groups that will 'upset me' this again showed on my news feed.

http://m.facebook.com/?_rdr#!/profile.php?id=174140266010061&ref=stream&__user=1319569254