Bathroom Humor

[Kevbo1987]

I forgot about that. That definitely was the ultimate pick-up line.

[Grom]

There's a whole tradition of humorous anecdotes about couples warming up their cold feet or hands on the other person's body, usually it's cold feet on the back. Al just took it a little further.

Yeah, he added a -side.

[Orthography Enthusiast]

There's a whole tradition of humorous anecdotes about couples warming up their cold feet or hands on the other person's body, usually it's cold feet on the back. Al just took it a little further.

Yeah, he added a -side.

And changed the preposition a little.

[Whatinthe27]

RE: the turd

To me the humor in that line isnt' that the guy says turd, but the notion that the guy actually thinks he's being romantic by comparing her to a sunset while including a the word turd and is too oblivious to realize that's not how it comes accross to a woman. The image of a turd supercedes the sunset.

[TMBJon]

Okay actually I can see that. The fact that he's mentioning a turd in an otherwise romantic love song is another example of not knowing what love is, na na na na na na, I guess I don't know.

[Kevbo1987]

RE: the turd

To me the humor in that line isnt' that the guy says turd, but the notion that the guy actually thinks he's being romantic by comparing her to a sunset while including a the word turd and is too oblivious to realize that's not how it comes accross to a woman. The image of a turd supercedes the sunset.

That's a good point. I didn't see it that way before.

[weirdojace]

About once a week I have to email my boss back with the subject "RE: the turd."

[Iamabrawler]

Then again, if you people think you`ve heard too much toilet humor in only one song... there`s a singer in my province. He sings comedy, but it`s always over heavy metal. And his songs go way far beyond what censors would accept. In fact, I think he even goes further into filthy language than any American band I know. One of his songs (4 minutes long) is about the delight of finally getting rid of that dang weight (keep thinking it`s toilet humor...).
I skip on his other songs of greatly debatable taste. But I doubt anyone can really go farther than he does in terms of censor destruction. Compared to him, ITIL is a tender love ballad, and Weird Al is singing cleaner than clean.

[Corey]

I understand why he uses toilet humor - there are seven year old boys that listen to his music.

[Bruce the Duck]

Or maybe just because he's not some stuck up prude who thinks "toilet humor" is somehow beneath him. This whole topic is so ridiculous.