Saucy postcard / Joke type

[loskie]

The men's toilet in the pub in Haugh of Urr used to have them all over the wall. They were quite funny

[Milkyway]

[Milkyway]

Popped up on my FB...in today’s world, I wouldn’t be surprised.

Edited by Milkyway on Saturday 22 January 10:40

[wrong_turn]

I had a poster of this on my bedroom wall about 30 years ago. I lived a few minutes walk away from the scene. I'm sure this is cropped in width but I can't find a wider version - I think the poster was A2. The artist also lived in Bognor so most of it is accurate, and not appropriate for a 13-year old to have on his wall :-)

[Milkyway]

wrong_turn said:

I had a poster of this on my bedroom wall about 30 years ago. I lived a few minutes walk away from the scene. I'm sure this is cropped in width but I can't find a wider version - I think the poster was A2. The artist also lived in Bognor so most of it is accurate, and not appropriate for a 13-year old to have on his wall :-)

... & there’s me looking for Wally.

[Milkyway]

[PH User]

I'm not sure it's wokeness, probably more changing fashions.

[PBCD]

Milkyway said:

sherman said:

Wokeness and snowflakes will have killed that sort of thing off.
Although bizzarely birthday/celebration cards like that are easy to get

Very true... Now they would either be covered up on the top shelf or an ‘under the. Counter’ job.
Ok, A bit Crude / rude or double innuendo... but where’s the harm in that.

As is usually the case, "there's a NSFW subreddit for that":

https://www.reddit.com/r/boomerhentai/

warning: some cartoons on there are very crude/misogynistic!

[Milkyway]

PH User said:

I'm not sure it's wokeness, probably more changing fashions.

It like, nobody really tells a joke these days...as it seems more of “have a look at this”.
Miss somebody telling a joke, & then messing it up.

Edited by Milkyway on Saturday 29th January 17:56

[Milkyway]

[lauda]

wrong_turn said:

I had a poster of this on my bedroom wall about 30 years ago. I lived a few minutes walk away from the scene. I'm sure this is cropped in width but I can't find a wider version - I think the poster was A2. The artist also lived in Bognor so most of it is accurate, and not appropriate for a 13-year old to have on his wall :-)

I grew up in Bognor too and remember this well. I'm about the same age as you and definitely remember thinking that it seemed a little bit inappropriate!

[Milkyway]

Edited by Milkyway on Wednesday 16th February 15:28

[AdeTuono]

wrong_turn said:

I had a poster of this on my bedroom wall about 30 years ago. I lived a few minutes walk away from the scene. I'm sure this is cropped in width but I can't find a wider version - I think the poster was A2. The artist also lived in Bognor so most of it is accurate, and not appropriate for a 13-year old to have on his wall :-)

That's from a Gibson's jigsaw, by Mike Jupp. One of a series.


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284293293524

[Milkyway]

A bit more traditional...

[PH User]

Does anyone actually find these funny?

[coppernorks]

PH User said:

Does anyone actually find these funny?

I admire the technique of being rude without saying rude words, an old fashioned style of humour
that maybe some folk don't get.

[PH User]

coppernorks said:

PH User said:

Does anyone actually find these funny?

I admire the technique of being rude without saying rude words, an old fashioned style of humour
that maybe some folk don't get.

I get it, I just don't think they are funny.

[Road2Ruin]

PH User said:

Does anyone actually find these funny?

Yes.

Hth

[Milkyway]

The carousel battles...
Just thought of spinning the carousels outside the shops, only for it to be spun back & receiving an icy glare.

[Stan the Bat]

PH User said:

Does anyone actually find these funny?

Yes.