[ffusco]

Bathroom jokes appeal to the 15 y.o.in all of us.

[Mr. Mojo]

"No one ever went to the bathroom on TV until Archie Bunker in the 1970s, and then you only heard the toilet flush," he says.

Thank God for that. Why would anyone want to see more? I don't even like to look at my dog taking a dump.

[Chunga]

The "eating disgusting things" business on Fear Factor has nothing to do with overcoming "fear"; it's a matter of revulsion.

[xm177e2]

"It was especially a hit with middle-schoolers, kids age 7 to 11."

That's ELEMENTARY school.

[E Rocc]

Failing to mention South Park (Mr. Hankey and all) means the reporter was either careless or clueless.

Of course, the show is also the conservative-libertarian secret weapon. hehehe.

-Eric

[Mo1]

But if eyeball-eating fades into the background, it's not so clear scatological humor will.
The stars of "Jackass" are famous for baring their bottoms for the camera. In one episode, they taped a microphone to a teen's bottom and filmed him as he passed gas. In another, a cast member was tossed into an excrement-filled kiddie pool.

Oh yea .. that sounds really funny

And to think I was worried about my kids watching Sponge Bob

[jellybean]

...the flavors of some new Harry Potter-inspired jelly beans from the Jelly Belly candy company.

     Named after the Potter character Bertie Botts, the beans come in some unforgettable flavors, including dirt, black pepper, ear wax, sardine and vomit.

I had nothing to do with this.

[E Rocc]

"Shocking" may be the right way to describe the flavors of some new Harry Potter-inspired jelly beans from the Jelly Belly candy company.

Named after the Potter character Bertie Botts, the beans come in some unforgettable flavors, including dirt, black pepper, ear wax, sardine and vomit.

Hmmmmmm....anyone remember Wacky Packages?

-Eric