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Waugh perfectly skewers a Fleet Street baron (Lord Copper, owner of The Daily Beast), while protagonist William Boot, the nature columnist mistakenly sent to cover a conflict in the African Republic of Ishmaelia, is a marvellous comic creation. If nothing else, Bossypants should make any profile of Fey unnecessary, since it provides, in abundance, everything readers want from a story about a performer and none of the 'clever' observations about food intake/absence of makeup/appearance of child art upon which celebrity profiles are so dependent. Running With Scissors is a bawdy, outrageous, often hilarious account of what in fact sounds like a seriously unhappy story.

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The premise here is that Bliss followed Martin around while the comedian remembered stories from his long career in entertainment and made those moments into art. Hilarious Tequila Quotes You May Actually Remember | Tequila usually leads to funny moments but you can start with them using these quotes. Those of us with librarian privileges but who have not read the book, cannot, because when you add a book, you also cast a vote.Brosh retold and illustrated funny anecdotes from her childhood, or relatable conflicts from her 20-something existence.

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To make this eccentric behaviour seem less like a cry for help or the beginnings of a substantial personal crisis, the do-gooder does it for charity. It is super funny, but some of the jokes are for adults only, although the book is free of swear words. Colbert’s college application essay, featuring ripe malapropisms, overuse of a thesaurus ('the apex, pinnacle, acme, vertex, and zenith of my life’s experience') and the lying claim that his great-great-uncle’s name is on a building at Dartmouth.is a quintessential work of absurdism; it’s ridiculous business, being a human trying to operate in a world that’s just a ball of chaos. I've read more realistic books, and funnier books, and wiser ones -- but I must say, this is a marvelous blend of those flavors. Crosley’s debut essay collection is wry and witty about everything from horrendous first jobs (where she accidentally provokes the ire of her first boss) to siccing the cops on her mysterious neighbor to the Oregon Trail computer game.