Here Speeching American: A Very Strange Guide to English as It Is Garbled Around the World10 reviews Kathryn Petras, Ross Petras Villard, 2004 Delightful book for any word fan or world traveler + Now, just imagine how Americans sound to THEM! + here speeching american + A fun read             Oh, the Things I Know!63 reviews Al Franken Plume, 2003 Oh, the Puzzling Poor Reviews You'll Read If you're expecting one of Franken's biting political satires, you'll be disappointed. If you're expecting Stuart Smalley, you'll be disappointed. If you have no expectations whatsoever, and your sense of humor is even remotely in tune with Franken's, you'll have a blast (plan on a) chuckling a ...             How to Juggle Women7 reviews eReads, 2004 Great book... sorely needed... + The facts speak for themselves + Dating is not a crime! + Hysterical             Nothing's Sacred56 reviews Lewis Black Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2005 Lewis Black at his best! + Great Read + Of course its not what people expect! + Frickin' Hilarious             Anti-Christ: A Satirical End of Days6 reviews Matthew Moses Booklocker.com, Inc., 2007 Better than you'd think + I hope you like laughing... + Give Everyone Something to Talk About + PC is dead!!!!!!             Shadows of Time Joseph, J. Reinemann Lulu.com, 2006 The first book in the award-winning Shadows of Time series introduces John Roley, Tim Jackson, and 2 inteligent computer prototypes known as ISAC-9. During their vacation, they are surprised to find that they have been proclaimed to be the guardians of time, a confusing situation since none of them had even been aware they were up for consideration. Before they have a chance to fully absorb this ...             Don't Misunderstand Me - I Think You're a Moron (Office Conversation Edition)1 review CleverLivingOnline.com, 2007 This book is entertaining With each page it was funnier and funnier and I kept thinking to myself this is so true!! Everyone spends so much time being politically correct in the office-I love that the authors just put the reality out there. This is such a good laugh and as an added bonus-the office is a whole lot more ...             Who Cut The Cheese?20 reviews Simon & Schuster, 2004 Brilliant! + A Sophisticated Demolition of Corporate Values My boss forced me to read the original, and it practically killed me. This book took some of the pain away (though not the recurring nightmares). As for some reviewers charges of "crudeness" and ethnic stereotyping, I found Brown's coarser jokes to be a refreshingly politically incorrect tonic. ...             The Wacky Misadventures of Warble McGorkle1 review Clay Shannon BookSurge, 2004 Best to avoid. As a character Warble is pretty good. Good enough, in fact, to carry the reader through the first fifty pages - unfortunately, the book last for another three hundred. This book may have been better if Warble had a decent supporting cast (Mary isn't good enough - too much witlessness and not enough ...             Naked Republicans: A Full-frontal Exposure of Right-wing Hypocrisy and Greed11 reviews Shelley Lewis Villard, 2006 Capitol Hill-arious + Great Book + scary views of Republican leaders Incredibly funny, well investigated, and delivered spot on! It is hard to believe that the politicians mentioned have actually made such humorous statements - but they have. A great plane read, or anywhere read really.             The Gawker Guide to Conquering All Media8 reviews Gawker Media Atria, 2007 new media will snowball + media and medicine + Wow! Terrific... + The Gawker Guide to Conquering All Media + Hit and Miss             My Side: By King Kong Walter Wager Simon & Schuster, 2005 A Dishy Tell-All Memoir from the Great Ape A funny thing happened on the way to the Empire State Building...and now, for the first time since his 1933 debut, King Kong, thelegendary ape of the big screen, tells his fascinating story. In My Side, he answers: What was his romantic lead Fay Wray covering up? Not much, according to the wonderful and frank creature who sneaked several good ...             Unusually Stupid Americans: A Compendium of All-American Stupidity11 reviews Ross Petras, Kathryn Petras Villard, 2003 Well, call it 3.5 stars + Buy it and share the laughs with friends! Lots of little vignettes about various stupid, inefficient, or outright criminal things going on in American life. No one is spared, like the Simpsons or South Park they are equal opportunity offenders. Big government, big business, and mom and pop alike all have their foibles pointed out and their ...             How to Survive the Apocalypse (Humor) Sasma Publishing, 2008 This satirical essay gives heathen and skeptics a tactical plan for surviving the Big Hurt. Learn how to negotiate the human-headed locusts, the seven-headed hydra, and other menaces from the Book of Revelation. Learn to surf the river of blood, and wear the mark of the beast with savoir-faire.             The Art of Cheating: A Nasty Little Book for Tricky Little Schemers and Their Hapless Victims21 reviews Jessica Dorfman Jones Pocket, 2007 Lesson Gives you a good heads up on how to spot a fake or criminal. Useful for apartment managers or small business owners! Helpful book.             Corporate Fairy Tales8 reviews Paul A. Brodsky Imoco Pub., 1998 Hilarious corporate twist to old-fashioned fairy tales + Great Gift + Great book!! If you work in an office you should read it. + Witty...Insightful...He must know my boss!             How to Raise a Jewish Dog19 reviews Rabbis of Boca Raton Theological Seminary Little, Brown and Company, 2007 Dry Jewish humor + Great read! + Hilarious! I plotzed! + Hoilarious             White Trash Etiquette: The Definitive Guide to Upscale Trailer Park Manners5 reviews Verne Dr Esq Edstrom Broadway, 2006 A very, very funny read + Blue Collar Comedy + Better that getting your car stereo stoled A co-worker of mine strongly recommended "White Trash Etiquette" on a recent business trip, and was kind enough to let me borrow his copy. I read it cover-to-cover in my hotel room, and spent a good chunk of time chuckling at Dr. Verne's musings on life. This is a very, very funny book. It's quite ...             The Five People You Meet in Hell: An Unauthorized Parody9 reviews Rich Pablum Atria, 2007 Great Parody If you liked Mitch Albom's book, you'll find this one very entertaining. Its a downright hilarious mockery of it's sappy, nutra-sweet cousin. If you don't have a sense of humor you may not like it. You also may not like it if you're out to learn something. If you just want to sit in the sun ...             WHEN IN DOUBT...BLAME A JEW!: A PERSONAL AND PEOPLE'S MEMOIR OF ANTI-SEMITISM50 reviews ARNOLD P. ABBOTT 1st Books Library, 2004 Intriguing and informative + A good reminder + WHEN IN DOUBT . . . BLAME A JEW! + Love thy Neighbor + My review