DodgingBullets

Most of the pepole that enojoys comedy, frequently gets to hear sex jokes. It is nothing wrong with sex jokes. I love them, and I think I'm not the only one either.

But there are ofcourse some differences, when it comes to sex jokes. By that I don't mean that jokes have diffrent points to their jokes, I mean that they differ in how they are told.

As I see it, you can divide sex jokes in two diffrent categories. They are the "doers" and the "fuckers".

 The "doers" are more subtle in their sex jokes. They don't say right out "I'm going to have sex", and instead say something like "I'm going to do it". We as audience know what the comedian mean. Because when the two magical words "do it" are said, we know that meaning is having intercourse. Many pepole finds this kind of comedy funny, because rather then just saying "intercourse" we as an audience can use our own minds to come with a conclusion.


Know what I mean? Nuddge, nuddge, wink, wink.

Then we have the "fuckers". This comedians are brave/stupid/insecure enough to use the word "fuck" in their sex jokes. Instead like the "doers", they couldn't be any less sublte. These comedians focus on shocking us as audience with their vulgar language. Like the example with the "doers" when they would say "I'm going to do it", the "fuckers" would then instead say "I'm going to fuck". This can ofcourse also be found equally as funny, but not for the same reasons. Sure the meaning is the same, but with the "doers" the effect that makes one laugh is how naughty you can be with out actually saying anything vulgar. But the "fuckers" effect is that it becomes funny because it's tabu to say "fuck", and since it's forbidden our reaction are something like this "Hehe, he said fuck".

There other branches is sex joke comedy, but are smaller and not more funnier than a snail with a broken shell.

That's all for this P.S.A.

Greetings from the general speech impediment association- GSIA