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Fitness made funny by the humorist Dave Barry, whom The New York Times dubbed "the funniest man in America." This unabridged,
irreverent journey through the world of fitness fads, diets, and primitive stone jockstraps takes us on a hilarious adventure with Barry as our
guide. Warning: Be prepared to laugh as Arte Johnson reads Barry's inimitable views on every imaginable part of the fitness world, including
diets (such as "The Frequent Casual Motel Sex Diet") muscles (the kind people in advertisements have and the kind we have, which look
more like deceased baby rabbits) and grooming (including the inner torment of all the "baldy chrome domes" out the...
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Review:Will Cuppy's brand of humor seems out of vogue today, because it lacks the mean-spirited vulgarities which pass for modern wit. "The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody" is no exception.
Spanning the highlights (and low-lights) of human history, Cuppy proves that whatever their rank, title or significance in history, people are simply people -- funny, occasionally childlike and completely fallible. He does it with gentle humor and a keen understanding of human foibles, making us see ourselves as clearly as we see these "greats" of history.
"The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody" is funny in that intelligent way that treats the reader as an intellectual partner in exploration, not a straight man for one tiresome joke. Mor...
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Review:ep as you read Non Campus Mentis: World History According to College Students, a horrifically
hilarious compendium of actual North American college student essays. Learn about the victims of the Black Death (who
"grew boobs on their necks"), the Automaton Empire, Martin Luther King's famous "If I Had a Hammer" speech, the Iran
Hostess Crisis, Zorroastrologism (the "duelist" religion "founded by Zorro"), and Joan of Ark, Noah's wife, at rest on Mt.
Arafat. Meet Dim El Sum of Korea, the Vestigal Virgins, "dedicated to burning the internal flame," and Hitler, who "shot
himself in the bonker." Did you know a position as "lady-in-mating helped a y...
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