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A Freudian Slip Is When You Say One Thing but Mean Your Mother

879 Funny Funky Hip and Hilarious Puns

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Everyone delights in wordplay! Whether it’s the love of words or the love of a good laugh, this book will keep you laughing. Keep it around—in your bathroom, at a party—it will make sure you smile and laugh out loud at least once a day. Where else would you find these jewels… When there’s a sale on tennis balls, it’s first come, first serve. Condoms should be used on every conceivable occasion. Why does the Pope travel so much? Because he’s a roamin’ Catholic. What is purple and 5,000 miles long? The Grape Wall of China! O-pun the door to hundreds of goodies that will have you howling or groaning, but certainly—like the surgery patient—in stitches.

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A Freudian Slip Is When You Say One Thing but Mean Your Mother, Gary Blake

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Année de publication
2012
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Titre
A Freudian Slip Is When You Say One Thing but Mean Your Mother
Sous-titre
879 Funny Funky Hip and Hilarious Puns
Langue
Anglais
Auteurs
Gary Blake
Publié
2012
Format
souple
Pages
272
ISBN10
161608734X
ISBN13
9781616087340
Séries
Catégories
Mots clés
Humour, États-Unis
Description
Everyone delights in wordplay! Whether it’s the love of words or the love of a good laugh, this book will keep you laughing. Keep it around—in your bathroom, at a party—it will make sure you smile and laugh out loud at least once a day. Where else would you find these jewels… When there’s a sale on tennis balls, it’s first come, first serve. Condoms should be used on every conceivable occasion. Why does the Pope travel so much? Because he’s a roamin’ Catholic. What is purple and 5,000 miles long? The Grape Wall of China! O-pun the door to hundreds of goodies that will have you howling or groaning, but certainly—like the surgery patient—in stitches.