ha ha, please look(some may not get it)

[dissention]

Originally Posted by xdreamsunwindx

Oh my. I googled it? And yeah. That's the dirtiest joke I've ever heard. I love dirty jokes, but man.. that was foul.

Ha, I googled it to see if they are making the documentary and it appears that they already have:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436078

It says that over 100 comedians tell their versions of it. Just check out the comedians they nabbed for it. Even Phyllis Diller, Robin Williams, Whoopi, Jon Stewart, and Rita Rudner. This is so on the top of my list now.

[xdreamsunwindx]

Originally Posted by dissention

Ha, I googled it to see if they are making the documentary and it appears that they already have:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436078

It says that over 100 comedians tell their versions of it. Just check out the comedians they nabbed for it. Even Phyllis Diller, Robin Williams, Whoopi, Jon Stewart, and Rita Rudner. This is so on the top of my list now.

Word. I need to see this. Just one more way to taint my mind! WOO!

[dissention]

Originally Posted by xdreamsunwindx

Word. I need to see this. Just one more way to taint my mind! WOO!

And, oh my, Sarah Silverman is in it, too! Ever listened to her? She is genius. The best female comic alive. I'm quite excited to hear Carrie Fisher and Eddie Izzard tell their versions, for that matter. Bob Saget...I can't picture him telling it at all.

[NaiveMelody23]

Originally Posted by dissention

And, oh my, Sarah Silverman is in it, too! Ever listened to her? She is genius. The best female comic alive. I'm quite excited to hear Carrie Fisher and Eddie Izzard tell their versions, for that matter. Bob Saget...I can't picture him telling it at all.

um wow, that joke was very..interesting....in a sick, twisted way

[Miss Vicky]

Totally off topic, but...

NaiveMelody, I just now understood your signature. I had never seen Ghost World until last weekend. I rented it on the reccomendation of an internet buddy of mine and I LOVE THAT MOVIE.

Though I found myself relating far too much to Steve Buscemi's character for comfort.

[Janet]

I can't see the pic so now I don't even get the CHANCE to get it

[macfanken]

Originally Posted by dissention

Ha, I googled it to see if they are making the documentary and it appears that they already have:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436078

It says that over 100 comedians tell their versions of it. Just check out the comedians they nabbed for it. Even Phyllis Diller, Robin Williams, Whoopi, Jon Stewart, and Rita Rudner. This is so on the top of my list now.

There was a story yesterday about one of the big theater chains (AMC, I think) refusing to show it.

I saw a site earlier today with several versions of the joke... they were all beyond vulgar... nothing I could post here. I guess that's the point?

[NaiveMelody23]

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Totally off topic, but...

NaiveMelody, I just now understood your signature. I had never seen Ghost World until last weekend. I rented it on the reccomendation of an internet buddy of mine and I LOVE THAT MOVIE.

Though I found myself relating far too much to Steve Buscemi's character for comfort.

lol, yeah ghost world is fantastic

[ryan8472]

Originally Posted by NaiveMelody23

Very funny.

[ryan8472]

Originally Posted by dissention

Google "The Aristocrats joke" and I'm sure that a few versions of it will pop up. I don't dare attempt to tell it. It's an old in-joke amongst comedians that is positively vile, yet utterly fascinating. Everyone who tells it tells it differently. I read they were making a documentary about the joke itself, though I haven't heard anything about it in awhile. I'd pay good money to see it if it ever comes to fruition.

That is probably the most heinous joke I've ever heard in my life. And I? love it.