http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/03/vanity-fair-comedy-poll-men-are-funnier_n_2232667.html
According to the Vanity Fair poll, women also were much more likely to think that certain topics are off limits for humor. While women and men agreed about equally that sexual assault should not be a topic for comedy (at 38 percent and 32 percent, respectively), women were twice as likely to say that jokes about sexual assault, Sept. 11, those who are sick or disabled, and religious figures were all off limits (14 percent to 28 percent).
38 and 32 % say it is not a topic for comedy, which would imply that more than 60 percent are OK with jokes about sexual assault. Myself, I am inclined towards shock humor, Jon Lajoie, Andrew Dice Clay, Sarah Silverman etc, but I always figured I was a minority in this.
Of course time and place applies to any humour.
According to the Vanity Fair poll, women also were much more likely to think that certain topics are off limits for humor. While women and men agreed about equally that sexual assault should not be a topic for comedy (at 38 percent and 32 percent, respectively), women were twice as likely to say that jokes about sexual assault, Sept. 11, those who are sick or disabled, and religious figures were all off limits (14 percent to 28 percent).
38 and 32 % say it is not a topic for comedy, which would imply that more than 60 percent are OK with jokes about sexual assault. Myself, I am inclined towards shock humor, Jon Lajoie, Andrew Dice Clay, Sarah Silverman etc, but I always figured I was a minority in this.
Of course time and place applies to any humour.