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[Nickbat]

British mother-in-law jokes, as well as offensively sexist in their own right, can also be seen as offensive on the grounds that they disrespect elders or parents.

[Mysteryman]

Funny though.

[Nickbat]

Funny though.

No, they're not.


PS As a citizen resident in the London Borough of Barnet, I must do and say as they tell me.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/8026003/Council-outlaws-mother-in-law-jokes.html

[Entwood]

.....  and thats what you pay Council Tax for ....   be happy oh citizens of Barnet .. your council really knows how to spend your money well ... 

[jerry]

seem to recall reading somewhere that much of the popularity of mother-in-law jokes came about during and just after the war when there was a shortage of housing and so frequently ,extended families were forced to live together in cramped enviroments with little or no privacy. Hence the age groups  who told the jokes. As for Barnet  Council, well, what more can anyone on here add to the comments that have been continually made about Political  Correctness gone mad...

[tidla]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foInKEjLsM4[/media]

[Terbs]

What a total load of old tosh

No wonder the uk is spiralling down at a rate of knots

[PhilRich]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foInKEjLsM4[/media]

  Thanks for that!

[neilr]

I also suffer Barnet council they want to shut down community centre for a bus stand. Biggest bunch of twits going.