"As the joke goes, the man continues to describe to the talent agent any and all varieties of lewd acts that can be performed on a stage with all of his family members. And when I say ALL lewd acts- I mean every smutty, obscene, disgusting sexual and/or bodily function that you've never admitted to even flirting with thinking about (kinda like talkback, haha). And yes, I did say that said man is talking about said family- dog and all. At the end of the usually lengthy description of the worst kind of multiple violations imaginable, the talent agent asks the man what he calls the act to which the man replies, "the aristocrats."
Yes, the joke itself is hardly a knee slapper in the context here. The beauty part is that whoever tells the joke has license to tell it in any filthy way they deem acceptable...er, um, unacceptable I guess. In a staggering example of editing genius by Emery Emery, we get to see dozens of comedians tell their own version of The Aristocrats."
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