The phrase "aids joke" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing humor related to AIDS, though sensitivity is advised due to the serious nature of the topic.
Example: "While some may find it humorous, I believe that making an aids joke can be deeply offensive to those affected by the disease."
Alternatives: "HIV-related humor" or "joke about AIDS".
He was also searching for video of Bob Hope making a raunchy AIDS joke in 1986, at the star-studded rededication of the Statue of Liberty.
Mike Henry, a friend who now works on "Family Guy," recalls, "Everyone had a sense of 'Holy shit.' He had the balls to make this Tom Hanks AIDS joke!
The spy spoof, which has made headlines in the US over a "Donald Trump has Aids" joke, landed in eighth place – Baron Cohen's lowest ever debut in North America, way behind The Dictator's $17.4m haul from 2012.
But he has a careless, impolitic tongue, at times -- telling an AIDS joke while campaigning for regional elections last year, or telling voters in this election that Communists "ate babies".
Sacha Baron Cohen has described Donald Trump as a "demagogue" at the Los Angeles premiere of his new comedy, Grimsby, as studio Sony moved to deny reports it is burying the film's US release for fear of upsetting the Republican presidential hopeful over an Aids joke.
Affiliations Neanderthal football players whose USPs are date rape and Aids jokes.
But I can't spot the plans to conquer the universe between the casual misogynism and the Aids jokes.
You can't blame the Clintons – they have handed Sanders one unforced error after another, from Hillary praising the Reagans on Aids and joking about "CPT" ("colored-people time") to Bill yelling at a protester that black lives matter in Africa.
A joke about Aids told by Mr Berlusconi: "An Aids patient asks his doctor whether the sand treatment prescribed him will do any good.
I was just joking about Aids.
