Apr012005

The Aristocrats Joke Database

The blogging been rather light… ok, ok, nonexistent… lately because I’ve been working on a little project. It’s inspired by the new film The Aristocrats, which features tons of comics like Chris Rock, Jon Stewart, George Carlin telling their version of an infamous dirty joke that has been around since vaudeville. And now, you get to tell it.

Submit your version of the Aristocrats joke to Dead-Frog’s Aristocrats Joke database. It’s very light so far. They ain’t just lying around the Internet on regular joke sites. I’ve started us off with one… and will be adding more this weekend, hopefully some from a few funny friends.

The Aristocrats Joke Database.

Posted by Todd Jackson at 02:41 PM | Send to Friend
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1 Posted by Garrett Phillips on 04/03 at 10:53 PM

I just saw the film today, courtesy of Paul giving some Atlanta-based comics a screening. This movie is brilliant---one of the funniest I’ve seen in a long time. I think Sarah Silverman has the line of the movie. Home Run!

2 Posted by Danielle on 04/05 at 12:55 PM

Ooh, Sarah Silverman has the line of the movie--that will make Todd happy!

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