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From: rcj@burl.UUCP (Curtis Jackson)
Newsgroups: net.jokes.d,net.women
Subject: Re: Re: Offensive humor
Message-ID: <1014@burl.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 8-Feb-86 15:12:48 EST
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Posted: Sat Feb  8 15:12:48 1986
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Summary: 

In article <2453@reed.UUCP> clyde@reed.UUCP (Clyde Bryja) writes:
>It seems to be very hard not to make a joke that offends some people.
>I suspect that only those that are very distanced from human events/
>experience are able to fit the bill.  With that theory in mind, I throw
>the following example to the wind.  Can anyone find a reason why this
>simple joke would offend anyone?
>
>	Q:  What did one rock say to the other rock?
>	A:  Nothing.  Rocks can't speak.
>
Other than the very offensive (for a joke) fact that it is not exceptionally
funny....no.
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