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BBC News – Why do people tell sick jokes about tragedies?

Posted on March 22, 2011 in Mishapes // 0 Comments

BBC News – Why do people tell sick jokes about tragedies?

The answer to this question always has to be… because they are funny. Perhaps the real question should be – Why do people laugh at sick jokes about tragedies?

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