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Cooler, Faster, More Expensive is the passport to the impossibly exclusive and glamorous world of the new Upper Classes. It looks set to be this year's must-have fashion accessory.

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Henry Ward Beecher said "the common sense of one century is the common sense of the next." That said, these pocket-sized humor books pack quite a bit of punch-lines that is. With more than 1.5 million copies in print, their all-new look will leave a whole new generation in stitches!

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Explores, through a pop-culture lens, the many facets of the cowboy life. This book entertains and educates with an insider's look at topics such as ranching, rodeo, chuck wagon cooking, cowboy music, country and western dancing, and most importantly, the cowboy spirit.

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Features a compilation of the worst job applications imaginable, including overly-honest cover letters, embarrassing typos, mortifying personal revelations, awkward interview questions, misplaced self-confidence, self-aggrandizing gibberish, blatant truth-twisting and, of course, outright lies.

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Fantastic gift humour book of outrageous wit and wisdom from our old folk.

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In 2012 Running Press published Crazy Sh*t Presidents Said, which successfully went on to gross an impressive 30K copies. Now with Americans split down the middle after the contentious election of 2016, this much needed revised edition is fully updated with Trump quotes, Trump art and a new introduction.

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MOM: did you spill ice on the floor DAUGHTER: it was an accident. MOM: so were you. Whether it is a dad not knowing how to work the phone or trying to sound "hip," a mom accidentally sending a "sext" to her own son, or parents posing a clever retort that puts their kid in his place, parents and their kids send each other the craziest texts.

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Cut It Out is a hilarious and irreverent spoof guide to the hairstyles of despots and dictators over the centuries that have determined how we view such despicable individuals.

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It's official: dads were put onto this planet to embarrass the rest of their families. This hilarious book is a spotter's guide to the innumerable ways Dad can achieve this, whether it's via ridiculous dancing, experimental facial hair, cringeworthy sportswear or putting his foot in it at funerals.

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2 brings together more of the laugh-out-loud funny and painfully embarrassing posts from the hit website, which highlight the hilarity that often ensues when text messaging goes wrong.

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a friend asking if someone got tickets to the 'Lady Vagina' (Lady Gaga) concert, and the most popular image on the website so far: a father texting his daughter that he and his mother were going to divorce, when they were in fact just going to Disney.

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(Paperback, Main)

I don't get people. What's their appeal, precisely They waddle around with their haircuts on, cluttering the pavement like gormless, farting skittles. They're awful.

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Don't let death get in the way of a good chat.

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"Dear Asshole" includes 101 letters to all of the assholes readers encounter on a daily basis, each letter conveniently perforated so they can tear it out and give it to the desired offender.

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Everyone's favourite filthy agony aunts and Joan and Jericha are back, with more of their judgemental, filthy and absurd wisdom. The perfect gift for fans of the hit podcast, Dear Joan & Jericha.

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Hundreds of factual accounts of bizarre, amazing and sometimes downright dumb ways to meet your maker are amassed in this book.

(Hardback)

The hilarious first book from Ireland's best-loved comedy duo, whose regular Facebook sketches are adored by Irish women nationwide!

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In Scarfolk children must not be seen OR heard, and everyone has to be in bed by 8 p.m. because they are perpetually running a slight fever..."

Part-comedy, part-horror, part-satire, Discovering Scarfolk is the surreal account of a family trapped in the town.

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A collection of Frank Skinner's most brilliant, biting, gut-bustingly funny columns for The Times.

For several years, legendary comedian Frank Skinner wrote a weekly column for The Times.

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A hilarious parody of the popular series of New Scientist question and answer books DOES ANYTHING EAT WASPS and WHY DON'T PENGUINS' FEET FREEZE