By the way, the link above doesn't contain the joke itself because frankly, it IS tasteless in the extreme...however, the Daily Mail published the joke in their coverage:
everyone has that moment in daily conversation where they want to say whatever thought has entered their mind but first must ask if it is appropriate. even free spirits become entangled in these social constraints. luckily for forensicators, i.e. humorous interpretation performers, these boundaries are somewhat muddied and can be tip-toed, or rushed,...
frankie boyle should certainly apologise, when a comedian has to resort to picking on a disabled child to get a cheap laugh, its time to slink away into oblivion.
yes it was disgusting !!!
there is a big difference between cutting edge humour and downright nasty evil comments. Im no katie price fan but no mother deserves to hear that about their child
disagree ummmm, a few very tasteless jokes, will ultimately put you off someone. I know they do me anyway, and no matter how many safe funny jokes they told herafter, i'd still be put off them.
Perhaps he ought to think about reserving his more contentious 'jokes' for his live shows where the audience have paid specifically to be entertained by his particular brand of humour ?
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