check out the signs posted by the Casa D'Ice Restaurant in Pittsburgh PA:

Holy crap. It's like Andrew Dice Clay got his own restaurant.

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...'camel jockeys' is humorous?

I'm suddenly glad I'm humor impaired.

Do you think she's a provider and read it here?

It's a shame you can't laugh at that one.  What is so bad about "Camel Jockey?"  That is funny as are a couple of others (most were not).  What's not funny?  Is people who can't laugh at others OR themselves.  As I said, not all of these signs were funny.  Most were lame attempts at humor.  I strongly suspect some of them didn't stay up.  I suspect somebody probably snapped most of the pics right after the letters were arranged and then they wrote something else.  That would be totally lame.

Chances are it's been posted by readers of this forum in other forums, copied via email and sent around so she could've gotten it from someone else that originally got it here.

Or, she could be a hot provider that's totally undercover. Don't ask her, though... the odds are even if she were, she'd never admit it to a coworker. Plus, you'd run the risk of outing yourself.

"It's a shame you can't laugh at that one.  What is so bad about "Camel Jockey?""

I don't find any racial or ethnic slurs funny, no matter who they are aimed at.

Usage of them is an indicator of several things in a person, none of them flattering. They say more about the person who uses them than they do the person(s) they're targeted at.

Morgan

That term would not apply.

....have discussions about Arturo Toscanini, Pablo Casals, Oscar Levant...

...and then these juvenile attempts at humor.

Judge Potter Stewart's much quoted definition of pornography comes to mind: "...I can't give you a definition, but I know it when I see it..."

In this case, I can't define humor, but I know it when I see it...and this ain't it.