What does JB stand for?

Jerky Boys (movie)

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com, a kind of sapphic Jerky Boys in which Sandi crank-calls hapless straights to hilarious effect Date launched: March 2007 Visitors per month: 45,000 Why you started: I really needed to laugh, take my mind off of some things, and vent.

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Sacha Baron Cohen is the current master of the genre, and before him came the brilliant Jerky Boys, but their success has almost completely eclipsed the career of Paul Kaye, whose Dennis Pennis character enjoyed a brief vogue in the mid-Nineties.

Mike Strutter - a real laugh? You've got to be hoaxing; TV WATCH

Sure you aren't using this support system stint as a way to steer dear of the jerky boys your friend seems to attract?

Quiet the riot

It blends Jerky Boys shtick with some goofy-looking puppets for a half-hour of crass but undeniably amusing TV.

SMALL SCREEN THE BUZZ ON TELEVISION

But I've been with enough jerky boys to know when to appreciate the good ones.

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Those naughty phone pranksters are back on "The Jerky Boys Three" (Mercury).

NEW & NOTABLE CDS BY PEARL JAM, TORI AMOS LEAD AUGUST'S LIST OF HOT ...

a global publisher of mobile entertainment, today announced it has signed an exclusive licensing agreement with Jerky Boys Records LLC regarding their trademark prank calling content.

Phonebites Forms Licensing Partnership with The Jerky Boys; Legendary ...

It will also sell comedy CDs from popular Americans such as George Carlin, Jonathan Winters, The Jerky Boys, Phyllis Diller and Milton Berle.

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