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Subject: Re: Offensive humor
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Date: Fri, 7-Feb-86 09:23:50 EST
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Summary: Robin Williams' humor

In article <523@mtxinu.UUCP>, ed@mtxinu.UUCP (Ed Gould) writes:
> Carlin, maybe, but not Williams.  While I like much of his humor, a lot
> of the rest is *very* racist - usually at the expense of Asians.
> 
This past summer, I spent an hour or so watching and listening to Robin
Williams at a comedy marathon at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.  Most
of his jokes were about kids -- especially HIS child.  The only one who
could have gotten offended by his jokes was Dolly Parton; he made a few
jokes about how HER kid would react to its first feeding ("Wow!  Kilimanjaro!").

I wasn't aware that Dolly Parton was Asian.

--Lynn  :-)