I distinctly remember this joke being told on The Comedians during prime time Saturday night family TV in the late 70s. I found it distasteful then too.
It was Frank Carson and you are right.
I distinctly remember this joke being told on The Comedians during prime time Saturday night family TV in the late 70s. I found it distasteful then too.
Another one during that time was:When Aids first came to prominence there was this joke:
What have Rock Hudson and Henry Cooper got in common?
They’ve both been battered around the ring
I told the joke to my colleagues at work and one of the younger girls replied with:
“I didn't know Henry Cooper was gay”
That got a bigger laugh than the joke
Were the grapes not ripe?I distinctly remember this joke being told on The Comedians during prime time Saturday night family TV in the late 70s. I found it distasteful then too.
Driving along the other day, I saw legendary Van Morrison in my mirror. Then I realised it was a mirror image and behind me was just a Morrisons Van.
It’s a sobering thought that people with such poor eyesight are driving.Driving along the other day, I saw legendary Van Morrison in my mirror. Then I realised it was a mirror image and behind me was just a Morrisons Van.
Driving along the other day, I saw legendary Van Morrison in my mirror. Then I realised it was a mirror image and behind me was just a Morrisons Van.
But, surely, what you would've seen, is nɒV ƨnoƨiɿɿoM ??
thgir era uoy.But, surely, what you would've seen, is nɒV ƨnoƨiɿɿoM ??
Maybe he is Chinese??thgir era uoy.
Edit. Just noticed you wrote Mollisons not Morrisons. Six of the best for you, m'lad.
But, surely, what you would've seen, is nɒV ƨnoƨiɿɿoM ??
Another one during that time was:
Rock Hudson doesn't have many friends
But he has Nabors up the ass!!
Pity it wasnt ABBA