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The Mammoth Book of Dirty, Sick, X-Rated and Politically Incorrect Jokes: The Ultimate Collection of X-Rated Gags

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I found myself having read quite a lot of these jokes before, in some form or another, but that is not to say you will. I myself enjoy dirty, sick, blue, foul humor, but found this book has not got enough of that. It seems rather watered down with what words to use, and has been censored a fair bit. The main cuss words, such as the F word, C word etc make a couple of appearances, but it seems like the author or publisher only allowed it it to be used a few times... just like the FCC allowing one F word in a PG rated movie. this book is definitely not PG rated, but it could have been much dirtier, much more sick, a heck of a lot more X-rated and the politically correct part only refer to Irish, Blond and Men vs Women jokes found in every other joke book.

Another reviewer here said the humor seemed too British. I didn't think that at all, it seemed to pick on more of the lower states of America then anything, but then again, those jokes could have come under Irish, blonds or anywhere someone directs a sheep shagging joke at. Overall, it's not an expensive book, and you should get a few good laughs out of it. I'm just waiting for someone to release a proper X-Rated collection of filth to really satisfy me, one that advertises it, but doesn't include it amongst a larger amount of clean, cutesy little jokes that out number the good stuff.

I am going to make this review short & to the point. This book is British Humor. It is dirty, which is fine with me, but I'm not British and I find many of the jokes going over my head (Many of the jokes simply do not have a good punch line at the end, they are dull.) I would recommend looking for other books, especially if you're not British.

Great book for those of us with a sick, twisted sense of humor. The book seems to be British or Canadian, so a few of the local jokes went over my head, but overall great book. I would recommend reading through the "Search inside" that Amazon offers, and browsing through using "surprise me". I believe they let you read about 100 pages using this feature.