Phil tells golf jokes

[Laxplayer201092]

Man there is alot of PC in this thread...

i liked the jokes alot.

[kafka01]

Funny - the first time i was watching these vids, i couldnt see one thing wrong with it. But i guess everybody looks at things from different angles, and then of course, your "jokes" are probably always totally political correct, just joking about your age/gender/race group.....

Seriously, its a joke, you dont have to weigh up everything in gold and assume the worst...

[pxc]

People love to be offended in the 21st century.

Phil seems like a funny guy.

[Grndslmhttr3]

Funny how a joke thread turns into some racial discussion, when the "racism" was about as subtle as it could get. I personally thought #3 was pretty funny.

[Zeph]

When you make a reference to a menacing linebacker looking dude, do you really want people envisioning a baby faced Brian Urlacher or more a Lawrence Taylor type?

You're right, no white man can look menacing.

[pxc]

Dick Butkus was a menacing-looking white linebacker.

[Three Putt]

Looks like he told all 3 jokes on the same tee box? Who the hell want's to hear 3 golf jokes in a row on the tee box? 1 every 9 holes is about my limit.

He studdered on joke #3, he really stepped on his you know what , he had no reason to bring "large African American Guy" into the jokes.

[Saint]

Looks like he told all 3 jokes on the same tee box? Who the hell want's to hear 3 golf jokes in a row on the tee box? 1 every 9 holes is about my limit.

He was shooting a commercial. Y'all are the ones being racist, not Phil. Look up the definition of that word, racist. He wasn't at all being racist, just telling a couple of jokes to get some laughs. Stereotyping and being racist is different, and you should never stereotype. I mean, I've heard the same joke about the studdering guy, but a hair lisp, and it wasn't racist then, so why in that joke?

It's like the blonde joke where a blind man walks into a bar and says "I have an aggie joke for you." Bartender says "are you sure you really want to tll that joke, i'm an aggie, the guy to your left used to be an offensive linemen for A&M;, and the guy to your right is 6'5" and 250 lbs, and the bouncer the same size. Now are you sure you want to tell that joke?" Guy says, "nope, not of i'm going to have to explain it three times." So my question is, why would the joke be racist if you changed it black people instead of aggies. What about if it was blondes, you guys would consider it racist. He was offending no one, and never thought about being racist when he told those jokes.

[Jay-Bird]

Is this racist?

[Three Putt]

He was shooting a commercial. Y'all are the ones being racist, not Phil. Look up the definition of that word, racist. He wasn't at all being racist, just telling a couple of jokes to get some laughs. Stereotyping and being racist is different, and you should never stereotype. I mean, I've heard the same joke about the studdering guy, but a hair lisp, and it wasn't racist then, so why in that joke?

My bad, you are right.