Other books that might interest you

• 

  GALLOWS ONE LINERS - One-liners...

  Lázaro Droznes

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  GALLOWS ONE LINERS is a unique collection of single-sentence humor, perfect for lightening the darkest moments. 
  From funerals to cemeteries, this book offers comic relief with its quick wit and sharp insight. Ideal for those looking for a spark of joy amid grief, each joke is a tribute to life and the human ability to find light even in darkness.  
  An essential companion for facing the toughest moments with a smile. Here are several reasons to buy, read, and laugh with this book: 
  Relief in difficult times:  
  GALLOWS ONE LINERS provides a unique dose of humor that serves as a welcome relief in the darkest moments. Reading and sharing these jokes can be a way to remember that, even in grief, we can find moments of joy and human connection. 
  Human connection:  
  This book acts as a bridge between people, providing a common space for laughter and shared remembrance. In situations where words often fail, a timely joke can be the perfect medium to bring family and friends closer, creating a sense of community and mutual support. 
  Tribute to life:  
  Each joke is a small tribute to life, a way to remember that, even in farewell, we can celebrate the moments lived and the indomitable spirit of being human. This book reminds us to laugh not only as an act of joy but as a form of resistance and love for life. 
  Ready to find light and laughter in the most unexpected moments? GALLOWS ONE LINERS awaits you to explore the healing power of laughter, even in the darkest circumstances. Don't miss the chance to transform the way we face grief and loss.  
  Click and buy your copy today. Get ready to discover that even at funerals, a smile can be the brightest gift!  
   

  Show book

• 

  Places I Can't Return To

  Sean Bair-Flannery

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  Places I Can't Return To is a collection of true stories by comedian Sean Bair-Flannery. Each chapter is a place he cannot return to, usually because the people who live or work there warned him to never return. Or sometimes because those places are now in the bottom of a lake. 
  The book intertwines Sean's own outrageous stories with funny asides on the history of these places. Like a travel book, if the author only stayed at places that have since been demolished. Or perhaps it's more like a memoir if the author was so drunk, he accidentally wrote a travel book.

  Show book

• 

  Discover's 20 Things You Didn't...

  Magazine Discover, Dean Christopher

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  “More than mere trivia . . . Written with wit and humor, the entries are fun to read and easy to understand, demanding no scientific background.” —School Library Journal 
   
  How much do you know about . . . 
   
  Obesity * Sleep * Meteors * Aliens * Bees * Sperm banks * Sex in space * Duct tape * Germs * Airport security * Death * Ancient weapons * Rats * The Internet * Birth * Weather * Milk * Mosquitoes * Your body * Space disasters 
   
  Discover’s 20 Things You Didn't Know About Everything is the first book written by the editors of the award-winning magazine. Based on Discover’s most eagerly awaited monthly column, “20 Things You Didn’t Know About,” this original book looks at many popular—and sometimes unexpected—topics in science and technology, and reveals quirky, intriguing, and little-known facts. Whether you’re just curious or think you already know everything, this book is guaranteed to expand your mind!

  Show book

• 

  Wisdom For Dad - Advice for Dad...

  Hugh Weber

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  From @DudeToDad and the Twitterverse—humorous, first-rate parenting advice learned through mistakes and missteps. 
   
  Gone are the days of long, handwritten letters from father to son. Now, the most we can expect is a text, tweet, or Facebook update. By accessing the social web and the power of the dad crowd, Wisdom for Dad cuts through the clutter to deliver brief, witty pieces of wisdom?in 140 characters or less.

  Show book

• 

  Johnny's Ridealong

  Johnny Two Kebabs

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  It is a fact that the average male bladder can hold approximately a pint of liquid. This quantity is somewhat greater in an Irishman. The bladder of a healthy Irishman can generally hold at least 750ml or nearly one and a half pints. However, there are exceptions to every rule and every so often a male with a much larger capacity than normal appears and with a bit of training and determination his bladder can, in fact, accomodate an amount significantly greater than the average. In the case of Johnny Two Kebabs it is well known that before having to relieve himself he has, on occasion, imbided up to four pints of lager. In this fifth instalment of Johnny's memoirs he relates how his "enhanced bladder capacity" helped prevent a terrorist attack by the Cornish separatist group the C.N.L.O.

  Show book

• 

  From Away - A Novel

  David Carkeet

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0

  “If Alfred Hitchcock could remake Fargo, it might feel something like Carkeet’s comic-absurd latest” (Publishers Weekly).   Denny Braintree, a wisecracking loner devoted to model trains, has found himself stranded in Vermont. His night at the hotel begins promisingly—until his prospective one-night stand walks out on him.   As he prepares to leave town, someone mistakes Denny for Homer Dumpling—a local man who mysteriously disappeared three years earlier, and who apparently looks a whole lot like Denny. Instead of correcting the mistake, Denny slips into his new identity as easily as a winter fleece. And it’s a good thing too, because the woman he’d hoped to sleep with has turned up dead, and the chief suspect is the out-of-towner who was pursuing her at the hotel . . .   As Denny tries to unravel the mystery, he struggles to hide his true identity from Homer’s increasingly suspicious circle of family and friends, including Homer’s prickly girlfriend. The adventures of this fast-talking bumbler as his survival instincts are put to the test make for a rollicking novel by an author who has produced “some of the funniest writing since Mark Twain” (Jonathan Kellerman, New York Times–bestselling author of Night Moves).   “A deftly funny book.” —Carl Hiaasen

  Show book