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What’s your best Essex Girl joke?
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Hell, that's going back a way. I don't think that I have heard one of those since the 90s. They really haven't aged well - not that they were exactly the height of PC humour back then.
What's the difference between a shopping trolley and an Essex girl?
A shopping trolley has a mind of its own.
This sort of humor in general hasn’t aged well. I think this sort of thing is still funny when it’s a surprise, ie used sparingly.
One or two seems like the maximum. Otherwise you're getting into dirty old man territory.
There was an advert in Australia in the early 2000s with that joke too for a car insurance company.