For those still curious, a "blue" joke is one that is off-color or raunchy.
Sometimes a "blue" magazine is porn, but I think the term may be related to "blue laws" that some states use to regulate morality: can't sell alcohol after 2am or on Sundays, Sunday work must be paid overtime, 10pm curfew for anyone underage, etc., etc.
Perhaps related to:
blue adj. - 5. Severe or over strict in morals; gloom; as, blue and sour religionists; suiting one who is over strict in morals; inculcating an impracticable, severe, or gloomy mortality; as, blue laws.
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SG -- I hope nothing I said was taken personally or as an insult. My experience with IM chatting was just really notable and funny. I too can understand your motive for the poll, and think it's great that you're asking for everyone's opinions!
But honestly, choosing the right pronoun is the only difficulty I encounter in not knowing someone's gender. I find myself using "one", "they", and "their" much more often -- not a bad habit to practice anyways.
Most women I know are far raunchier with blue jokes than men, so I'm guessing our expectations and resulting demands may be a regional or cultural thing.
Also, if anyone identifies me as being "a man" or "a woman" I find the typical expectations, accusations, and severe limitations to be sexist and insulting. I am me. Please don't put me in a box.
The quality of my particular gender is absolutely unique. Every individual has a unique sexual identity, manifestation, appreciation, orientation, social role, and character.
No offense meant to anyone, I just don't want to encourage role games in my life. I'd rather speak to the person than to my expectation of the person. If more people were just themselves, genuine to their own nature, then we wouldn't have as much image-making, pretense, manipulation, abuse or violence in the world.
Again, that's just my opinion, in my situation.