ThatDerek filted:
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>These are the tackiest ones I know:
>
>Did you know Vic Morrow had dandruff? They found his "Head 'n' Shoulders" i=
>n the bushes. [I think this one was in one of those "Truly Tasteless Jokes"=
> jokebooks by "Blanche Knott" in the 1980s.]
>
>Why were there never many jokes about the Reverend Jim Jones and Jonestown?=
> The punch lines were too long.
>
>What did one shark say to the other when they saw Leon Klinghoffer coming t=
>heir way? "Hey, look, Meals on Wheels."
>
>Liberace was a great piano player but he sucked on the organ.
>
>I didn't write the foregoing but here's the tackiest dead celebrity joke I =
>ever wrote:=20
>
>What's the differnce between Danny Aiello and Bonnie Lee Blakely (Mr.s Robe=
>rt Blake)? Danny Aiello has his headshot INSIDE Italian restaurants (OK, th=
>is joke doesn't really play outside the NYC area where seemingly every othe=
>r pizzeria or Italian restaurant has the ubiquitous signed photo, i.e. a "h=
>eadshot," of Mr. Aiello hanging on its wall).
Here's the ones we were telling in 1981:
Q: What was John Lennon's last hit?
A: The pavement.
Q: What would it take to reunite the Beatles?
A: Three more bullets.
Q: Why is Yoko like Ethiopia?
A: They both live off of dead Beatles.
Just think, if Chapman had aimed just a couple of feet to the left, he'd be
considered a hero.
And in an unrelated direction, some of us on alt.movies.silent (when it was
still something of a going concern as a conversation forum) were kicking around
silent-film-related T-shirt ideas...mine was:
"It's not really a party unless they have to carry you out."
-- Virginia Rappe
....r
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Me? Sarcastic?
Yeah, right.