Four humors and a few more laughs than that
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They're baaaack! In this short trip to the land of Caverns and Creatures, the Four Humour Ensemble (see tvtropes) of Tim (phlegmatic), Dave (melancholic, also The Woobie), Cooper (choleric), and Julian (sanguine), find themselves facing giant (not dire) bees and some very confused giants. The action moves quickly, and Bevan isn't afraid to bend the rules of the game universe for the sake of a gag. That's gag in a couple different senses of the word, mind you.
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The special is very funny, at times. He starts out on a high note, poking fun of drunk girls and guys. though, at the end, I wasn't laughing very much, he spent the last 10 minutes making fun of Church, which I found slightly offensive. Overall I found it funny though.
4431065
I was expecting a comedy cd with some music parodies, but ended up with music parodies with a touch of comedy. Overall enjoyable.
3975245
The movie shows it's age a bit, with some jokes that may be considered a little too un-pc by today's standards.  All in all, it is a movie that made us laugh and was well worth the rental.
3616431
It was advertised as humorous wherein I was expecting a belly full of laughter.  It was not what I expected.
2183167
This collection of jokes is properly titled...these are certainly not ones to tell your mother!  Some are very crude, some are insulting, all involve sex or sexual innuendo and they are all funny.  Of course some are better than others.  But I got at least a smile or chucklen out of each one.  Good book to pick up for quick entertainment
423143
While not the best comedy on the planet, I think this comes in the top few as having managed to blend mundane with whacky.
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This book has many humorous stories, which can be related too by many.
1063838
Some of the jokes are a little far fetched - but with 4 little boy grandchildren it is a great source of entertainment.
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These comedians actually have some funny jokes, but some parts are just a platform for criticising American foreign policy.
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There are definitely some laugh-out-loud moments in this great set, but a surprising number of the jokes are already dated.  This show was always tied more to topical movies at the time, and that is why it seems to have gotten stale compared to Simpsons episodes, Family Guy, and Futurama.  Most of the movie jokes and parodies rely on one having seen the movies, or being very familiar with their plotlines.
Some celebrities are heavily parodied, and this can get a little repetitious.  Marlon Brando seems to be a staple, Orson Welles shows up several times, and Dudley Moore's Arthur character is more pitiful than funny.  There are some very good celebrity jokes, and others that just fill up time.
Some episodes, like the one where his parents are marooned on a desert island, are very good; others are just filler.  Jay's correspondent coverage of the First Gulf War is also a good episode. He ends up in a prison camp, sending a message by rat back to New York about his imprisonment.  When his boss sorts the mail...bills...rat from Jay...which is then tossed into an inbox full of message-bearing rats, also from Jay.
The difficulty with a current-event based show is that time marches on.  Siskel and Ebert jokes are less amusing with Gene deceased, and the same goes for Dudley Moore.  I realize that many of the parodies are based on deceased performers, but there's a difference when it's a contemporary performer.  I guess if you're going to mock the dead, they should be good and dead, not fresh.  Of course the New York skyline still has the World Trade Towers, as they were when the show was created.
Extras are minimal.  There is an option to "Play All" which is a great help.
Fun to watch occasionally, but it's never going to get watched as much as Futurama, which also mocked current events from a perspective well in the future, when everybody is either dead or a head in a jar.
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This book has some really funny moments. It could have been even better if the writer expanded a little on those moments. The odd people he's met are unbelievable. An entertaining read.
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Just, you can laugh a little but not that much. But, there are worst things in the market. at least you can have 1 or 2 smiles while watching this one.
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Laughter was an easy read, with some funny anecdotes.  It was fun to read a few and receive a chuckle.  It truely is hard to believe these things came out of people's mouths.
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Not what I expected...but, someone else might find it funny.
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I downloaded this book because it was free and everyone said it was so funny.  I was disappointed in the humor as it was only mildly amusing (certainly not laughing out loud), nor was it really used in dialouge to enhance character development. There are a lot of crude comments being substituted for funniness.  Much of the character development was hurried over, for both good guys and bad guys, and every character pretty much fell into one category or another.  The biggest bit of info given is on character appearances, rather than actions and personality. Also, there is a lot of political preaching that is thinnly veiled.
Plot was reasonable, but unpredictable. I knew who the "bad guy" was at the very beginning; there were no surprises.
The book has some redeeming qualities.  It was interesting enough for me to finish, and although it was not nearly as funny as most reviewers commented, there were humorous places, especially near the end.  It was a quick read, and free.
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Some excellent humor along with a few fillers (the longest ones!) Borowitz is funnier yet and you don't have to pay to read his e-mail columns!