Do kids tell "your moma" jokes anymore?

Question

Or is that politically incorrect also?.

Answer 1

I think those jokes die out in eighth grade. By then, kids' senses of humour tend to be (VERY) slightly higher-brow.

Answer 2

Sure! Here's one:

Obama?

Yo Momma!

Answer 3

Your momma's so fat her *** has her own zip code!

Yes, yes they do.

Answer 4

Its a lazy, yet effective way to turn an insult around and make it even MORE insulting to the other person.

Yes... yo momma jokes are here to stay.

Answer 5

"Dead baby jokes" ... that's probably the most disturbing thing I've ever seen on this site.

Answer 6

Yes, they still do, and dead baby jokes.

Anthropologist Alan Dundes (Berkeley) wrote about dead baby jokes, AIDS jokes, and sick joke cycles.  Yo momma jokes are definitely a joke cycle, not a sick one, but a politically incorrect one yes, because they are almost always insults.  I think it comes and goes like any cycle.  I can't help but be reminded of the boys in middle school, I probably heard more yo momma jokes during middle school than any other time.  I didn't start hearing dead baby jokes until high school though.   I read a lot about sick joke cycles for an anthropology class on folklore a few semesters ago.

Answer 7

Yeah, and some are pretty funny(no offense to any mommas on here).

Answer 8

um depends what age level your talking about. the age group i know of doesnt theyve got past that. there onto other things. the age group that im talking about is becoming more mature and if a yo momma joke is used it cause your gonna get in a fight. guys mostly .. if that makes any sense

Answer 9

o god yes. There are these new funny ones like: Your mama so fat she wore high heels in the morning and by afternoon they were flats..) ( Yo mama so ugly, that when she was born, they has to put tinted windows on the incubator) there are sooooooooo many but i am 14 so i luv using them on ppl!

lol