How does everyone feel about "Yo Mama" jokes?

I think they are great fun and not in all, an insult to one in particular, are just for fun, is not intended to offend anyone. But what do you think? "Also, have you ever seen the show" Yo Mama " on MTV? "What do you think of this?

I think they are along the line of the Little Moron jokes so popular in the 50s. "Why Little Moron why the clock out the window? To see time fly "SM Why take a hammer to bed with him? So I could go to sleep "and so on. I think that some of these two sets of jokes are crude, vulgar or just to say, but most of them are fun and simple to least for me. They are not as offensive as "cruel joke" that walked in 70 years or more. Now this is not funny.

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Snaps: The Original Yo’ Mama Joke Book $0.95 Snaps is the first book ever to present the funniest, rudes, most creative insults from a unique African-American comic art form. Also known as signifying, joning, and playing the dozens, snapping is as old as the blues and as cutting-edge as hip hop and rap. The book features more than 450 snaps direct from the streets as well as from celebritites. This book will make you laugh out loud–and give…

A Portrait of Yo Mama as a Young Man $10.95 Yo mama sucks.For years, everyone has talked about yo mama, pointing out her failings in important areas such as appearance, mental capacity, and weight. Now, two researchers and retired sewer cartographers have spent over a decade investigating yo mama, assembling a wide range of evidence against her. They stalked, photographed, and studied the horrible woman who brought you into this world—yo …

Yo’ Mama: New Raps, Toasts, Dozens, Jokes, and Children’s Rhymes from Urban Black America $18.76 Collected primarily in metropolitan New York and Philadelphia during the classic era of black “street poetry” (i.e., during the late 1960s and early 1970s) these raps, signifyings, toasts, boasts, jokes and children’s rhymes will delight general readers as well as scholars. Ranging from the simple rhymes that accompany children’s games to verbally inventive insults and the epic exploits of traditi…

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Yo’ Mama $18.91 Collected primarily in metropolitan New York and Philadelphia during the classic era of black street poetry (i.e., during the late 1960s and early 1970s) these raps, signifyings, toasts, boasts, jokes and children’s rhymes will delight general readers as well as scholars.

Pretty Good Jokes $14.91 Fulfilling the flood of requests from enthused listeners, Pretty Good Jokes combines all the jokes from A Prairie Home Companion’’s first four joke shows (1996-1999). It is an entertaining mix of knock-knocks, one-liners, North Dakota, religious, animal, bar, and light bulb jokes, those famous yo mama insults and much more. This live recording features guests Roy Blount, Jr. and Paula Poundstone. Pretty Good Jokes is for A Prairie Home Companion fans and all fans unaffected good humor.

Yo’ Mama Is So… $6.6 What Did You Call My Mama?!?Yo’ mama’s so fat, when she turns around, they throw her a welcome back party.Yo’ mama’s so stupid, she spent twenty minutes looking at an orange juice container cause it said concentrate. Yo’ sister’s so ugly, when she was born, the doctor smacked your parents. Yo’ brother’s so stupid he thinks Beirut is a famous baseball player.Yo’ mama’s so fat she’s half Italian, half Irish, and half American!So dumb, so fat, so ugly and so old have never been SO FUNNY, thanks to this mammoth assortment of putdowns and wisecracks about yo’mama, yo’daddy, yo’ sister, and all of yo’ other relatives. Along with more than 1,000 snarky one liners, the author has included dozens of nasty comments by famous people about other famous people. It’s the ultimate insultfest!