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That is not funny, in the least.
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Ahhh. . . “kampy” humor.
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Alas, I can not find the clip, but there’s an episode of the German version of “The Office”, “Stromberg”, where the group is a playing team building game, where the name of a famous person is written on a posit note, stuck to a person’s head, and then that person has to guess who they are.
When it comes the David Brent/Michael Scott character’s turn to write a name, the whole group falls silent.
He stuck “Hitler” on Dawn/Pam’s forehead. When asked why he would do such a thing, he says something like, “He’s the most famous German!”
It is cringe humor at its finest.
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Kid confused, adults mortified. The joke itself is messed up humor (France!), but far from glorifying the book. The punchline works because in context of the joke, the book is a horrible thing.
This sort of humor is not for everyone. Any discussion of that book, despite the context, is going to upset somebody.
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Father Ted, on the other hand, is very funny.
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It really is. Shame about Linehan’s degeneration into a TERF shitbag, really.
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Maybe it’s because I speak French with an American accent and have had plenty of mis-heard experiences, but I found it really funny. 
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Yeah, I thought it best not to mention that
I thought it best to mention it every time his ouvre comes up. It’s an asterisk after his every accomplishment that won’t be expunged until he stops being such a shitheel.
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