Eh, I kind of take it like the old dead baby jokes of the 1970's. For example, what's the difference between a truckload of bowling balls and a truckload of dead babies? You can unload the dead babies with a pitchfork. The idea I recall as a kid at the time was who could come up with the grossest most tasteless and deranged jokes, dead babies did it.
I was a 70's kid and went to Catholic school, jokes were quite edgy and dark back then. Many would definitely be called racist today, but they were common and funny. Times were different then, people devised ways to humor themselves and others, even if it was tasteless. My family had some joke telling champs, especially my grandparents and great aunts and uncles. The setup, the delivery and finally a punchline, the best and some of the dirtiest jokes I've ever heard.
Don't buy it. I've told edgy jokes. These aren't edgy. A lot of them aren't even jokes. Most of them are just figuring out a way to make a tweet about child molestation and torture.
I kind of look at it as a character of himself, who probably doesn't like kids. I don't know anything about him other than The Office episodes. My wife hover did mention some time ago that he says nasty things about kids. I forget what the context was, but it wasn't concerning to her, she thought it was funny. He wouldn't be the first celebrity to openly say bad things about kids. The dude from Letterkenny says he could watch kids fall off bikes all day. Lol!
He was trying to be edgy. I am not saying to excuse it, but what if someone posted all the "dark humor" jokes you ever made? Again, I am saying you don't have to excuse it, just be fair.
I have absolutely no reason to think anything bad about this but ...
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Eh, I kind of take it like the old dead baby jokes of the 1970's. For example, what's the difference between a truckload of bowling balls and a truckload of dead babies? You can unload the dead babies with a pitchfork. The idea I recall as a kid at the time was who could come up with the grossest most tasteless and deranged jokes, dead babies did it.
Wow, okay that makes sense. I didn't know that was a thing.
I was a 70's kid and went to Catholic school, jokes were quite edgy and dark back then. Many would definitely be called racist today, but they were common and funny. Times were different then, people devised ways to humor themselves and others, even if it was tasteless. My family had some joke telling champs, especially my grandparents and great aunts and uncles. The setup, the delivery and finally a punchline, the best and some of the dirtiest jokes I've ever heard.
Don't buy it. I've told edgy jokes. These aren't edgy. A lot of them aren't even jokes. Most of them are just figuring out a way to make a tweet about child molestation and torture.
I kind of look at it as a character of himself, who probably doesn't like kids. I don't know anything about him other than The Office episodes. My wife hover did mention some time ago that he says nasty things about kids. I forget what the context was, but it wasn't concerning to her, she thought it was funny. He wouldn't be the first celebrity to openly say bad things about kids. The dude from Letterkenny says he could watch kids fall off bikes all day. Lol!
He was trying to be edgy. I am not saying to excuse it, but what if someone posted all the "dark humor" jokes you ever made? Again, I am saying you don't have to excuse it, just be fair.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_baby_jokes
Tiegan is way worse.
I have absolutely no reason to think anything bad about this but ...