The Mammoth Book of Tasteless Jokes (133 page)

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Authors: E. Henry Thripshaw

Tags: #Jokes & Riddles, #Humor, #Form, #General

Upon hearing the news of Michael Jackson’s death, mourning fans released several white doves in his honour. Actually they were blackbirds, but with a rare skin condition.

What was so unusual about Michael Jackson hanging his youngest child off the balcony? Because usually he tossed them off.

Only in America can someone be born a good-looking black kid, and die an ugly white woman.

WANTED: a good home for an abandoned monkey called Bubbles. Very friendly, likes being wanked off with a white glove . . .

 

MIDGETS
 

What do you call a three-foot-tall black person?

A Yardie.

Why should you never take the piss out of a retarded midget?

Because it’s not big and it’s not clever.

This morning on the way to work I drove into the back of a car at some traffc lights whilst not really paying attention.

When the driver got out, I saw that he was a dwarf.

He said, “I’m not happy . . .”

I replied, “Okay, so which one are you then?”

Did you hear about the gay midget?

It took him a lot of courage, but he finally came out of the cupboard.

What do you get if you leave a midget in the sun too long? A red dwarf.

A dwarf walked in to a bar. The barman said “Oi, short arse, where are the other six?”

The dwarf replied, “Fuck off, you cunt, I’m off.”

He must have been Grumpy.

Two dwarfs walk into a mini-bar.

A female midget goes to the doctor’s. “Doctor, every time it rains, my vagina gets sore.”

The doctor replies: “Hmm, that’s a strange one. Well, tell you what, come back and see me when it’s raining and I’ll take a look.”

A couple of days later it’s pouring down and she goes back to the doctor’s. “Right,” he says. “Hop on to the bed and I’ll take a look at you.” So she gets on the bed and the doctor examines her. He then takes his scalpel and says “Ok, I just need to do a couple of cuts here and there.” Then he tells her to stand up and asks; “How’s that?”

“Much better, doctor! What did you do?”

“I just took a couple of inches off the top of your wellies.”

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