Re: what Bart Butterfinger joke? (was re: req: funny jokes)
> rur...@nostromo.gate.net (Richie Urban) wrote in article <rur...@nostromo.gate.net>... > On Wed 18-Sep-1996 8:13p, clm...@sprynet.com wrote: > c> On Wed, 18 Sep 1996 02:56:24 GMT, ber...@best.com (eve1) wrote: > c> >I would love to see some funny ascii or jokes..such as the > c> >butterfinger one with bart simpson :) > c> >eve1 > c> That butterfinger one is FUNNY? It is incest....even if it is a > c> cartoon....nothing to be made fun of! > umm...i don't know which butterfinger commercial you're talking about..but > there is no incest in anyone that i've ever seen.. I know what she's talking about! Not the commercial. Some freelancer here drew a simple picture of Bart bent over naked with Homer humping him from behind. The artist quipped by having Bart say, "That doesn't feel like a Butterfinger!" It is somewhat amusing. It is somewhat gross bec. some of favorite characters are perverted. But it was O.K. w me, and I still have it somewhere in a long list of Ascii's posted by somebody. Kishan
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,37145ac6306c4438 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: "shenoykj" <she...@nwga.com> Subject: Re: what Bart Butterfinger joke? (was re: req: funny jokes) Date: 1996/09/20 Message-ID: <01bba722.c90e39e0$70fde59b@shenoykj>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 184229017 references: <rur...@nostromo.gate.net> organization: The National Association of Organizations newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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