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From a review on Amazon: When the title was dreamed up for this book of jokes, they weren't kidding. I spent 5 years in Engineering Sschool and 7 years in the Army, and the jokes in this book would be classed as unaacceptable even for the toughened ears or sensitivities there. This book was published in 1983 and would even be considered gross today. The jokes told by Myron Cohen, Roger Dangerfield, and others of that era were humorous, but much of what is offered today is simply gross. Gross and Humor are not even similar.
I have many books of humor in my library, and yes some are quite off-color; but this book has jokes that set another standard for depravity .. The book of 159 pages contains about 400 jokes, with many only one or two lines, and none exceeding a page. There is no Index, but the jokes are grouped by these categories:
Revolting Racial and Ethnic Jokes - Appalling Animal Jokes - Offensive juvenile Jokes - Vulgar Cripple Jokes - Cannibal Jokes -
Mortifying Medical Jokes - Indecent Religous Jokes - Foul Homosexual Jokes - Lewd Senior Citizen Jokes - Raunchy Sex Jokes at all kinds - and Simply Diagusting.
No,there are no Elephant Jokes,but this author has published many other Joke books and there are many to be found here on Amazon;,but I presume they are all of equal grossness and probably cover just about every subject. The prices vary greatly, but probably not the grossness. I have rated it 5* only because it totally lives up to its title.
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