Radio Zimbabwe

Jeremy Mansfield's Radio Zimbabwe joke.

(The last word is "in")

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Jeremy
• Mansfield
• Highveld
• 94.7
• Stereo
• radio
• zimbabwe
• limerick
• joke
• comedy
• mugabe
• harare
• zbc
• broadcasting
• corporation

[chickun69]

Im from zimbabwe and i love what jeremy and darren do. Its just a bit of fun, they are not taking the piss cos jeremy was originally from zimbabwe... i think it just puts a lighter mood on the situation. LOVE IT

[tuffmedia]

This is not how zimbabweans talk and its not even funny

[2enzoenzo]

Wats this rasclaat doin on u tube?

[TheSimba247]

Whats this ................t !

[blacstud]

@chickun69 I dont know where you get your information but it all BS. Jeremy is a South African boer and he never at any time was a Zimbabwean.

[hlongwanek1988]

this not funny and it's fake. Radio Zimbabwe is a shona and ndebele station. they don't speak English. so this is just nonsense. Zimbabwe is down the hole for a short time and it shall rise and you will all see. mark my words... What happened in Zimbabwe most countries have gone through such so nothing new. stop scoring cheap goals posting nonsense here

[hlongwanek1988]

this not funny and it's fake. Radio Zimbabwe is a shona and ndebele station. they don't speak English. so this is just nonsense. Zimbabwe is down the hole for a short time and it shall rise and you will all see. mark my words... What happened in Zimbabwe most countries have gone through such so nothing new. stop scoring cheap goals posting nonsense here

[CattailsandRoses]

@TheAngelAbandoned it was rigged,for god's sake!!!!!

[styluspics]

Rubbish

[fixzimbabwe]

I plead guilty to liking most of the Lovemore Sibanda jokes.

However, on the issue of political correctness:

The fact is that these comedians are white and that most of their jokes are at the expense of black Zimbabweans. It doesn't feel right, jokes that deal with the hardships of blacks should be told by blacks.

I make exception to to Mugabe jokes, they relate to Hitler jokes, Amin jokes and Sadam jokes.

[fixzimbabwe]

I suppose it goes like this,

There once was a lady from bunt,

who walked into the sea up to her ankles,

this limerick doesn't rhyme,

but it will when the tide comes.

A bit crude, I prefer the Lovemore Sibanda jokes.