It is a police blotter of offensive jokes.
AH! THE joys of menstruation: mess, discomfort and a steady stream of offensive jokes.
And it's that level of perfectionism that makes some of these offensive jokes acceptable.
Make no mistake: Bernard Manning's great "crime" was not that he was a comedian who told offensive jokes, but that he was a working-class comedian who told offensive jokes.
We can speak up when we hear our friends or colleagues make offensive jokes or demeaning comments.
In January, two former trainers filed a harassment suit alleging that managers called them anti-lesbian names and made offensive jokes about sex toys.
Companies have been sucessfully sued for allowing offensive jokes to be told, posters to be displayed, even for books or magazines to be brought into the office.
Because, as he so rightly stated in between two undeniably offensive jokes, "jokes aren't even positions on something – a joke is a proposition".
As for Bill Burr, his often-upsetting and even menacing comedy about women should not be dismissed merely as uninspired, possibly offensive jokes.
A protest flier said the performance illustrated "the campus tendency to brand 'humor' as offensive jokes almost exclusively at the expense of marginalized minorities".
"Knock-Knock" is made up of offensive jokes that are revealed at the end to be a particularly insidious form of child abuse.
