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This collection of things children say is sometimes funny, sometimes outrageous and often perceptive. On marriage, "When you marry a girl you have to give her a best man," Richard (seven). On war and peace, "My mummy and daddy like peace. They don't often get it," David (seven).

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Feel that War and Peace went on a bit Wish there were more laughs in Catcher in the Rye Very cross that The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo had no references to three-time world hotdog-eating champion, Joey Chestnut Then Smithereens is for you. At 300 pages you can knock it off during one of the ad-breaks on Shaun's Talkin' 'bout Your Generation.

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This book is a humorous approach to potty training. Some of the lessons in the book were our own family favorites, and the theme was inspired by real world events.

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A hilarious slacker's guide as to why you should never do all those things that you're supposed to do before you die.
Perfect Christmas stocking filler!

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For the first time, this diverse and thrilling selection of scripts, sketches, poems, prose and nonsense is available in paperback.

The combination of quickfire wit and downright silliness is supported by contributions from some of showbusiness' greatest entertainers, including Barry Humphreys and Ronnie Scott.

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After the phenomenal success of Steve Wrights Book of Factoids, Steve returns with Further Factoids, bringing together the weirdest and most extraordinary factoids from BBC Radio 2s Steve Wright in the Afternoon.

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Strayapedia is the certified fair dinkum, 100% Australian made, 100% foreign owned answer to Wikipedia.

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The host of radio and television's "All Things Southern" and bestselling author of "Suck Your Stomach In & Put Some Color On!" returns with more helpful how-to's and keen observations from Dixie.

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Time traveling Scottish grave robbers, a sad loner who murderously re-enacts the Boston Tea Party, a jealous husband in pursuit of the tree he believes is his wife's lover, and senior citizens who battle extraterrestrials for their favorite booth at the local diner. They have dark, absurd tales to tell. Come meet them on the Sunset Cruise, and bring a coin for the Ferryman. (He works for tips.)

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Gain an insight into the English language via one of the UKs richest dialects: Geordie.

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The third installment of wild, hilarious, and heartfelt true tales from the Dancing in My Underwear series.

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A battle-cry for civilised behaviour from the author of the multi-million selling Eats, Shoots and Leaves.

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It has been known by many different names to many different people: Knob, dick, schmuck, tool, percy, John Thomas, the bald headed mouse. You will be surprised how little you know about the skin chimney, because although men may constantly brag and exaggerate about their little chap, they rarely talk about their feelings for it.

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A founding Python's seriously funny ruminations on the post 9-11 world.

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Textastrophe explores the relationships one can have with these uninhibited strangers: frustrated, good-humoured, and everything in between, the conversations posted on the site are always hysterical.

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Reveals what turned a once optimistic young man into this grumpy middle-aged git.

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Australia's favourite footy commentator returns with another collection of his incomparable one-liners and football wisdom.

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In a book exploding with laughs, Wishne and Nicolas, founders of TWSSstories.com, bring together hundreds of screamingly hilarious moments from fans, choice historical and celebrity quotes, an introduction from "she," as well as a brief history of the phrase.