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Wednesday, August 03, 2005

Remember those dead baby jokes?

I just had to tell a woman she can't have food in the library. Yeah, there's a friggin sign right there you illiterate trol... Oh, you're pregnant. How delightful. Aren’t I the fucking baby killer. Well, I feel awful now, but I’d probably feel worse if I had ignored her and still told some none-pregnant person they couldn’t eat in the library.

In any case being the baby killer that I am, I was reminded of the dead baby jokes we used to tell in, what was it, elementary school? Anyone else remember these nasty little buggers? Like this one:

How do you make a dead baby float?







One scoop of dead baby, one scoop of ice cream.

Apparently I’m not the only one who remembers.

http://www.dead-baby-joke.com

12 Comments:

Blogger sparklestone said...

So before I get into the whole dead baby joke thing, let me understand. Are pregger ladies allowed to eat in the library?

10:32 AM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger Sylow_P said...

Negative. I made her put it away despite the stupid "but I'm pregnant" look she gave me.

10:46 AM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger sparklestone said...

Did you give her your famous "pregnant women shouldn't be in libraries...they should stay home where they belong" speech? That usually gets results.

10:55 AM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger Sylow_P said...

No, she was with this very scary woman, who might actually be the father. I merely pointed to the sign, and then left before she could swallow her food and speak.

11:01 AM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger mary bishop said...

I don't think dead baby jokes could be any funnier than the interchange between you two ici on this blog, monsieurs? mesieurs?...

Why the elementary French I don't know...yesterday it was Pennsylvania Dutch syntax..tomorrow is up for grabs.

11:20 AM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger Sylow_P said...

Careful MB. There was a French blogger on here this morning. If they think you're making fun of them they just might send you an angry courielle.

11:44 AM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger sparklestone said...

I took six years of french and all I am able to do is speak broken english with a horrendous accent.

Lahk zees:

Vehr shud vee poot zee dehd bayBEE, mama?










Een zee nest, pa.

11:59 AM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger mary bishop said...

How can you tell a dead baby from a French blogger?


Oh sorry, confused my thoughts for a moment...

This comment needs more attention -- it is that funny:

"No, she was with this very scary woman, who might actually be the father."

1:59 PM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger Sylow_P said...

I'm torn. It's either the baby will put up a fight, or the French Blogger smells bad.

I wasn't kidding on the paternity call...

2:03 PM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger mary bishop said...

Well I have laughed a lot today due to your comments and sparklestone's comments...thanks guys...!

Nothing like dead babies and Frenchmen to cheer you up!

Plus, wanted to mention this before --there is nothing worse in the world than borrowing a library book and finding odd crusty amorphous snot-like clots of alien material on the pages...

Thanks Sylow for defending us all from such a fate!

5:01 PM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger paintergirl said...

Wait a second-someone was dissing my pennsylvania dutch boys? I'm surprised my ears didn't catch on fire.
Sylow-I'm still on the gross out factor of with a scary woman..I can't even finish the sentence

5:37 PM, August 03, 2005  
Blogger Sally Tomato said...

I haven't heard a dead baby joke in YEARS! I always thought i was horrible for laughing. But dammit i couldn't help it.

10:43 AM, August 04, 2005  

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