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"When it comes to jokes I have always concurred with Schopenhauer in his belief that there's nothing funnier than the sudden apprehension of an incongruity between a general concept and a heterogenous object which is subsumed thereunder, and hence between what is abstract anbd what is perceptive.
When that happens I piss myself."
Introduction, More Viz Crap Jokes (House of Viz, 1999)
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