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Andy Baio
@andy.baio.net
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8 mo
i wonder if this 1984 joke book i found aged well, it pokes fun at “just about everyone” so i’m sure it’s fine
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Andy Baio
@andy.baio.net
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8 mo
it did not age well
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Andy Baio
@andy.baio.net
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8 mo
the same guy also wrote a 1988 “computer freaks” joke book with Woz
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Andy Baio
@andy.baio.net
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8 mo
and over 50 more, with titles like these, all of which I assume aged equally well
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Earth vs the Dekkoparsnip
@dekkoparsnip2.bsky.social
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8 mo
Thank God these are all preserved, the Internet Archive is our most valuable resource
archive.org/search?query...
Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Books, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine
archive.org
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Mike Sterling, Comics Guy
@mikester.bsky.social
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8 mo
at last someone dares to take down the powerful Eskimo lobby
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Chris Vermilion
@verm.me
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8 mo
Only one page for the Dutch? They’re not even trying.
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Fakehappy Minus One
@fakehappy.monster
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8 mo
Is it just the angle of the photo, or does the type really get larger by the line, implying that “Eskimo” jokes are the most powerful and impressive?
Steve Portigal
@steveportigal.bsky.social
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8 mo
You might enjoy this podcast episode
Truly Tasteless Jokes Changed the Culture, and Its Author’s Life
slate.com
The story of how this astonishingly tasteless best-seller became ubiquitous is wrapped up in decades of free-speech politics.