Bloody vulgar jokes!!!
riiiigght. some great jokes so far. i'd better keep my truly bad ones on reserve. hmm. not sure i have any left.
a pirate walks into a bar, apperantly with his ship's wheel tucked firmly into the front of his pants.
the bartender asks, "hey pal, what's that wheel doing there?"
the pirate replies, "ARRR it's drivin me nuts."
one day after observing his grandma kick the TV to improve reception, little johnny asks, "grammy, why did you bang the TV?"
"because, johnny, sometimes when something seems to break, you can fix it by giving it a quick bang."
"oh, okay." johnny then looks downward in confusion. "grammy, why does mommy break so much?"
"johnny, what are you talking about?"
"sometimes when daddy gets home from work, he tells mommy to go upstairs so he can bang her real good."
the razor princessonce, the king of a rich and just land fell into deep distress after his only son died of a severe illness, leaving only his daughter was of unsurpassed beauty. she would have to marry to establish the king's heir, but in all his years of ruling the king had never met a noble man with the virture to rule his kingdom or marry his daughter. therefore he decreed this challenge: "any man who can spend a night with my daughter without violating her chaste and virgin nature shall inherit everyone over which i reign."
a week passed, and a knight from the western lands arrived at the palace after hearing tales of the daughter's beauty. the king addressed him, "you will spend one night in bed with my daughter. if you cannot control your impulses, you will not only lose the challenge, but also your head."
the knight gulped deeply as the princess entered the assembly hall, realizing just how serious this challenge was. "very well, i shall leave you." a sumptuous feast and festival was held to honor the knight-contestant, and before it ended princess and the knight retired to her bedchamber. their screams of passion - so great it approached agony - rivaled the sounds of the festival, but luckily no one seemed to notice.
the next morning, the king addressed the knight. "good sir knight, did you uphold my daughter's virtue last night?"
"yes, your highness!"
"very well. then i must ask you to remove your trousers." with the utmost hesitation, the knight removed his pants to reveal that his little squire had been in a serious battle; it was cut up and bloody and looked defeated.
"liar!" the king shouted, and he cut off the man's head (which one, i'll leave to your imagination).
weeks more passed, and a noble's son from the north arrived in search of the king's power. he'd heard tales of knights killed instantly for betraying the rules of the contest, the king with some kind of supernatural power for discerning lies. in a rare insight, he realized lust was not his sin, but greed. "that's why i can win," he reasoned to himself.
when the time came for him to prove himself, the castle's bricks rattled with the sound of their reckless abandon. basking in the afterglow, the young nobleborn realized his royal jewels were in throbbing pain. "what," he moaned as he looked to see it nearly cut to ribbons. "how the? is this how your father knows who you share yourself with?"
nearly in tears, the princess collapses into tears and her own hands, "yes! oh dear lord!"
"but how?"
"he... he puts... razors..."
"in your, uh...?"
"YES!"
she became hysteric. despite the young noble's best attempts to hide the cuts, the royal assembly hall's floors again ran red with blood the next morning.
luckily, yet another petitioner arrived that very same day. he was a commoner, and the royal court was dismayed. the king asks, "what makes you, a lowly commoner, believe you deserve my daughter's hand and my kingdom?"
"your highness, fear not! for i shall court your daughter's passion with grace, not vulgarity, and our marriage will be one of virture, not sin."
"very well. you speak with the grance and eloquence of tongue befitting a hymn to god, and for this you deserve a chance to prove yourself."
rather unexcited at the prudish prospect, the princess went to bed early. the commoner was ordered to follow. the princess's screams that night, the palace priests could only hope were were due to the evil being driven from her soul.
"now," the king pronounced the next morning, "we shall see if your actions are as virtuous as your speech is graceful. please remove your trousers."
though a serpent of biblical proportions did make its appearance, the king saw no sign of evil deeds. "good sir, your complexion proves your virtue. your shall be my heir!"
vindicated and humble, the commoner with the graceful tongue bowed and said, "fank oo oor majesthy."
(you hold your tongue for the last part when telling it in person - hope it wasn't too long for anyone).