Hilariosity funnier than loons on loon tablets!
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"Knocked Out By My Nunga-Nungas" is the third in Louise Rennison's "confessions of Georgia Nicolson" series, a sort of teenage Bridget Jones who humorously captures in her diary her life in her British high school, her continuing romance with Robbie, Sex God and member of the Stiff Dylans, the misadventures of her ferocious cat Angus and her deranged little sister Libby, her loonie parents, and the general angst of being a teenager (chest size, fuzzy eyebrows, snoggability, proper application of makeup for specific occasions, etc). This instalment sees Georgia lusting after a former flame, Dave the Laugh, as well as schoolwide lust over the new French teacher Henri. We tag along on Georgia's miserable family vacation to Och Aye Land (Scotland), where the local "club" is the supermarket and Angus and Libby are munching on haggis together. Later, back at school, we follow Gee through her typical days of misbehaviour, pranks, and plotting. Laugh out loud funny, always original, can't wait to read the next one in the series!
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This absurd, tongue-in-cheek romp from former Monty Python player Michael Palin gives laughs from start to finish.  In a hilarious parody of the American political system, Palin writes from the viewpoint of a former beauty queen who incongruously rises from the PTA, through the governorship of an imaginary state, and on to nomination as the Republican Vice-Presidential candidate!  Be forewarned, conservative readers may be offended by the relentlessly unflattering way the author portrays the far-right wing of the party.  But it's all in good fun, and a great addition to the wacky nonsense the Pythons are known for.  Can't wait for the movie!
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Animation aficionados can recognize and will enjoy the comedic and crazy antics of Frederick "Tex" Avery. With the outlandish expressions and suggestive humor involved in original classics, "The Wacky World of Tex Avery" is a brand-new series involving a tribute to the real Tex himself and all that he's done.

"The Wacky World of Tex Avery: Volume 1" has 40 frenetic episodes on 4 discs starring original characters in madcap misadventures. Here's the who's who and what's what:

"Tex Avery" - He's a rootin' tootin' cowpoke with a surprisingly coincidental name. He keeps the Wild West safe from harm as he goes up against his nemesis Sagebrush Sid whether they're fighting for their claim of land or for the love of the beautiful Miss Chastity.
"Pompeii Pete" - The Roman Empire didn't seem to fall on this little centurion, or maybe it did - on his head ! Either way, you'll find this Italian-fluent fellow taking the role of all kinds of various occupations while testing the mettle of a guy named Dan.
"Power Pooch" - This caped canine crusader gets his super powers by gnawing on a magical shoe. Along with his sidekick Little Buddy, P.P. fights fiendish fiends like Dr. Hydrant and saves the day in the end. We hope.
"Genghis and Khannie" - Mighty Genghis is a conqueror who goes out into the world and attempts to take a new land for his almighty emperor while the adorable Khannie is a tiny tot who always seems to get in the way of Genghis and his conquering.
"Maurice and Mooch" - Maurice Squab is a happy-go-lucky young fowl while Mooch is an ever-hungry fox who persistently tries to capture and eat poor Maurice no matter how ridiculous his schemes are.
"Freddie the Fly" - Amanda Banshee is a filthy-rich lady who has a mansion and numerous butlers. She'd live her high life better if it weren't for a pesky vagabond fly named Freddie !
"Einstone" - He's the intelligent caveman who's always inventing something practical for living in the Stone Age better or getting his fellow cave people out of trouble.

So this DVD volume is pretty much worth your time and interest and the hilarity ensuing in each and every episode is worth it at least until the next volume. Personally, I'd like to see a special DVD collection of classics by the original Tex Avery (besides the "Droopy" collection), but that's just me.
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Did I enjoy this book: I really did.

I think comedy is probably the hardest genre to write. Thats why I really hesitated before buying this book. A lot of comedy comes across as mean, crass, or just plain stupid.  This novel manages to include all three. And its laugh out loud hilarious.

The main character, Bernadette, is a brilliant artist/architect. Early in the novel a colleague tells her, People like you must create. If you don't create, Bernadette, you will become a menace to society. Lucky for us, she has no creative outlet in Seattle and we get to laugh hilariously as she becomes a menace to society.

My two favorite parts: the mudslide at Audrey Griffins house and the letter from Soon-Lin which reads in part, Im in an Internet caf&eacute; in South America,, and this keypoard is so dirty and sticky and HORRIPLE and the P makes a B and the B makes a P and the comma sticks and you have to immediately hit packsbace or else the whole email will pe commas!

If that little snippet doesnt make you grin, don't waste your money. I laugh every time I read it so the book was perfect for me.

Would I recommend it: Yes!

Will I read it again:  Ill probably start it again today.

As reviewed by Belinda at Every Free Chance Book Reviews.
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I bought one for a friend and its hilarious so I will be ordering a few more soon! Too funny!
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"My not so Perfect Life" speaks soooo very loudly, tongue in cheek, to our addiction to social media, our posting of a fictional life (or at least super-highly edited life!)  We have Kat/Katie our heroine, who is trying to make her way in the wilds of London's media-savvy marketing world, with lots of pit-falls and prat-falls, meanwhile posting rosy images to social media to convince her family (herself?) of success.  We have the boss and co-workers from hell.  And we have the father/partner ready for their next hare-brained scheme.  And, above all, we have Sophie Kinsella, a master of comedy and love mixing and matching the characters and situations.  Read this book.  It is sooooo very worth it!

Thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for the loan of a time-constrained copy of this book.
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If Monty Python had taken their Novel Writing Sketch, sprinkled it with zombies, and set it in the age of independent publishing, they mightve come up with Hugh Howey Must Die! Written in under 30 hours as part of the #NaNoWriWee (National Novel Writers Weekend), HHMD is a fun romp that lampoons familiar faces (Piers Morgan, J.K. Rowling), turns the notion of mindless zombies on its literal (and literary) head, and tickles the funny bone on just about every page.

Lovers of literature (and pretty much anyone with a sense of humor) will get a kick out of this farcical look at some of the current trends in popular culture. The zombie craze, how we puff up celebrity authors of questionable talent, conspiracy theorists, and military stereotypes (think Pythons silly colonel or Dr. Strangelove) all get doused with a little satire and set on fire. The author, Michael Bunker, is well known for injecting his fiction with honest (and not always popular) conviction, and some of thats evident here too. But the laughs are so frequent and good naturedBunkers lampooning hit me a bit like seeing my favorite celebrity icon rendered in an artists caricature, with self-evident features exaggerated to comedic effectthat its hard not to laugh along with him.

One of the nice things about the piece is that it reads like an extended short story. At 30,000 words its actually novella length, but the laughs and quick prose stylethe last, no doubt, an attribute of the 30-hour writing deadlinekeep the action moving quickly. A reader can easily knock this out in an afternoon, and the single-session read only helps compound the laugh-riot effect.

If you like satire, literature, popular culture and, oh yeah, zombies, give this a read. Id be surprised if you got through the free sample before deciding to buy the whole book.
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Max Guy, our robot "hero" of the book, does more for sarcastic humor than he does for life saving, beating up bad guys or just generally being a hero. He's a smarmy teen with a ray gun that can turn stuff into other stuff, such as: dinner into knives, knives into a strawberry, adults into kids, a metal chain into bananas, and it can even turn a crying baby's saliva into honey. That'll shut that baby up!

Lamar Abrams delivers a constant flow of laughter with Remake. His characters play off of each other's quirks and dry, absurd humor styles. The book itself is a very attractive example of print comics with a variety of line styles by Abrams and beautiful gray toning.

On a rating scale of 1 to 10 robot laughs, I give Lamar Abram's Remake 10 ROBOT LAUGHS! Get your copy today!
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HOLY Guacamole! I'm a huge dork and love this kind of stuff. Heck! I think you'd love it even if you weren't a huge dork. It's so much fun. This is a great gag book OR a great book if your dad or uncle just keeps recycling the same jokes over and over and they could use a nudge in a more **ahem** creative direction. These jokes are a crack up. Original, funny--never heard any of them before--and it's really nice to have on hand. I had to go to a really boring work meeting on Friday and I looked at this before--memorized a couple and whoop! I was a hit! And even more so than just the content, its layout is immaculate. It's easy to read, fun to take in, and I think that really is a testament to whoever edited this bad boy. It isn't clunky. It's just fun! Check it out--you won't be disappointed.
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Favorite Quotes:

Dont you hate it when your friends know you so well it makes being in denial hard?

Its hard to hear the truth, like once its put out there its more true than if its just in your head.

There is rampant flatulence during the stretching.  This causes me to giggle.  Its hard not to laugh when grown ass women are farting like fraternity boys.

I am habitually early, which is really annoying if anyone is five minutes late because Ive already been there for fifteen minutes.

First of all, the people who make adult onesies should be shot.  Second, the people who wear onesies should be forced to hang out with each other and not make normal people see that s**.  Third, my mom is insane.  No one told me she bought new boobs.

The expression on his face is filled with wonder and love and lust and I cant decide which one I like better.

My Review:

I have a new favorite author  I know I say this often  I am a ho like that, but does it make me a ho if I always mean it?  Soon after beginning this book - I logged into Goodreads and quickly added every one of her books to my TBR. I want to read every book, story, and memo this talented woman has ever put to paper. Sunshine and Whiskey is an uproariously funny and snarky little tale that was exactly what I was needing.  It took me forever to finish as I frequently had to stop to catch my breath and wipe the tears of mirth from my eyes.  I laughed so hard and it woke my husband, so then he demanded to read it too.  I smiled, chuckled, chortled, snorted, giggled, and laughed aloud during the majority of this delightfully humorous and wickedly entertaining tale.  The clever banter was fresh and so crisp it crackled.  I loved these smart and witty characters and how they used insults and threats as endearments.  It was hard to narrow down my favorite quotes, as frequent use f-bombs would never get past the censors.  So if you aren't comfortable with liberal use of that type of language, well  you just need to get over yourself so you can enjoy this book.  I will never think of fish tacos, ham sandwiches, leggings, yoga, red boots, or hot dog buns in the same way  ever.
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Make sure you use the bathroom before sitting down to read this book!

 Halpern is a writer who found himself lost and living at home at 28. He began a twitter page quoting the crazy things his dad said.  His twitter page gained religious followers and he was contacted to write a book.  His father's insight into life is amazing and made ridiculously hilarious by his brash tone and foul mouth.  I absolutely loved it.  I may just have to find out what this twitter thing is all about to become a follower. hmm.

[...]/  Go here to read some of the hilarity!
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Falling into the Mob is great! Droll humor on every page! So funny I bought a copy as a birthday present for my son. But it also says some serious things about people as they grow older. It's both humorous and serious at the same time, not easy to pull off but done very successfully. If you aren't smiling throughout, hey, I gotta pair of concrete shoes in your size, wiseguy.
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Memoirs of the Messiah is great fun! I really enjoyed DNA's wise, laugh-out-loud book of revelations. It's much funnier than the New Testament, and it clearly demonstrates that God has a wonderful sense of humor. Memoirs of the Messiah is simply bursting at the seams with hilarious and insightful high humor, cool comics and trippy illustrations. The cleverly-told, surreal stories and interviews in Memoirs of the Messiah are reminiscent of some of Paul Krassner and Robert Anton Wilson's satirical writings, and I would highly recommend this book to anyone who likes well-crafted, psychedelic humor.
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Most of us walk away when an internet date starts going bad ... Josette doesn't, and hilarity ensues! And what hilarity! Josette's colorful storytelling keeps you laughing, while all the while thinking: How did she ever get into these situations?  And the way she escapes makes her more magical than Houdini.

Josette explains it all:
Why a girl should know how to replace drywall.
What to do when your aunt says, "I found the perfect guy for you!"
The dating meaning of "we eat lunch together."
How to get a bee out of room.

This book is a gem. I can only imagine what Josette is like in real life ... I sure wish I could find out!
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Why do I love "The Onion" compilations? Because I can begin browsing through an edition in a bookstore with the intent of obtaining a chuckle or two, only to find that I am doubled over laughing at articles so insensitive and oh-so very wrong! The Onion produces, in individuals, priceless moments when we laugh hysterically while begging ourselves "Stop laughing, this is vile, and NOT FUNNY!"

For those of you who have yet to encounter The Onion, it is a satirical newspaper that attacks virtually everyone ---people both real and imaginary--- and mocks their most cherished political, religious, and domestic beliefs. Everybody and their brothers are humorously assaulted here: neither the liberal nor conservatives, rich nor poor, powerful nor pitiful are spared. The Onion is the rare case of an orchestrated Guajardian paper-raid. If The Onion were a newspaper delivered by the old-school bike-peddling paper boy, he might as well be chucking grenades upon the neighborhood doorsteps!

This particular edition is my personal favorite dishing of The Onion's inappropriate humor, with the crowning glory appearing on page 49 under the headline "Developmentally Disabled Senator Wants To Be Treated Like Any Other Lawmaker." You will probably not go to Heaven after reading that story. Articles that come close to this humor ratio include "Man Dies After Long And Painful Battle With Life" on page 21, and "Children, Creepy Middle-Aged Weirdos Swept Up In Harry Potter Craze" on page 25.

There are plenty of other great targets in this edition, from Smurf collectors to Bar-Trivia Champs to celebrity stalkers to celebrities.

Every compilation The Onion has issued is excellent, but "Ad Nauseam" is their finest publication!
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I read this book while on an overnight flight to Italy. I kept laughing so hard that I was shaking the seats of the people around me, who were trying to sleep!

I have not laughed so hard in a very, very long time. This book is utterly hilarious.  Chris's writing style is an incomparable vehicle for telling the story of his crazy--and sometimes nearly unbelievable--experiences while moving to France. He is quintessentially British, and the humor of his statements shows that. For instance, when describing his puppy, he says, "Which brings us to the dog, Gypsy, a four-month-old lurcher. For anyone unfamiliar with the breed, the lurcher is the one that fills the gap between the Irish Wolf Hound and the crocodile. She was immense. And her favourite game was dragging her favourite toy across the floor. Sad to say, her favourite toy was my leg. What can I say? I have highly desirable ankles."

And here's his description of the "creative" decorating he found while house-hunting in France:
"Then there was the toilet in the Dordogne.

Now, I've seen toilets before -- I'm a man of the world -- and under the stairs has always been a popular space-saving location but ... at the foot of the stairs? With no privacy? Placed such that to climb the stairs one had to squeeze past the bowl?

I stood at the foot of the stairs, staring in amazement, and wondered -- could the stairs have been a later addition? Maybe there was nowhere else to put the staircase when the upper floor was converted?
No. I looked; the plumbing appeared more recent than the staircase.
For days afterwards, I theorised and explored various possibilities for the unique placement of the toilet. It was like one of those mental agility tests starring dwarves in lifts. Could the owner have had one leg shorter than the other and needed the first step for balance?"

In addition to the foibles of moving, Chris and his wife, Shelagh, had to turn detective to find out who had stolen their identities and, in the process, all the money from the sale of their house in England.  The craziness that ensued makes for excellent storytelling, and Chris's writing skills make it even more exquisite.

This book will be enjoyable for anyone, but especially for: those who enjoy traveling, have ever had to move, have animals with personalities living in their homes, or ever wondered about weird choices a previous homeowner made.
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I'm giving this a 5-star rating not because I love the flavors, they're absolutely accurate and HORRIBLE but that's what makes this SO MUCH FUN. :) Me and my bro over at RudeGeekz tried out most of the flavors on camera for your enjoyment and our suffering. It's a great party gag and something that brings laughter to a boring day. Fair warning: The Skunk Spray is powerful! O_O

Video : https://youtu.be/nlGdd_eNYiE