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Si tú también fuiste a EGB y piensas que tampoco era pa´tanto, este es tu libro.Alguien tenía que decirlo: Rebobinar un casete con un boli era un rollo. En los ochenta la gente llevaba hombreras

¿Puede un restaurante ofrecer jamón, y melón, pero no melón con jamón? ¿Es más arriesgado perseguir al yeti que al abominable hombre de las nieves? ¿Por qué tienen los podólogos prohibido el acceso a todos los congresos, especialmente a los congresos de podologos? Todas estas son cuestiones que preocupan habitualmente y ocupan un lugar de honor entre las cosas que nos roban el sueño, haciendo que nos sintamos confusos y desvalidos frente al mundo moderno. Afortunadamente, hay alguien valiente que se ha atrevido a coger por los cuernos y ha buscado las respuestas. No son respuestas faciles. No son respuestas comodas. Muchas ni siquiera son respuestas, sino preguntas reformuladas al dorso de tickets de aparcamiento, pero al menos son cortas y susceptibles de despacharse pronto, que es lo mejor que se puede decir de algo que no sabes por donde va a venirte. Y si son cortas es porque vienen en formato sketch. Esto, signifique lo que signifique, es algo positivo que siempre hemos de agradecer.Asi pues, ¿que es un sketch? ¿Por que admite la academia palabras tan feas? Y sobre todo, ¿Por que pagar por un libro de sketches pudiendo verlos gratis en la tele? Dicho de otro modo, ¿no podia este señor escribir novela de epoca o libros de poesia, como todo el mundo? Pero una vez el libro en la calle y el talon en la guantera, no hay mas remedio que mirarlo por el lado positivo. Lo bueno de un sketch es que se acaba en seguida, con lo que siempre podemos volver a lo que estabamos sin grave merma de nuestro tiempo, en el caso de que el autor no haya sabido tocar nuestra fibra risueña, nuestra vena jocosa, nuestro animus iucundum -con perdon- con su pretendida escena comica. Nosotros nunca lo sabremos porque evitamos leer lo que publicamos para que no nos encabrone nuestro empleo, pero hemos visto un indice repleto de titulos de lo mas variado, lo que nos anima a pensar que, habiendo tantos, seran breves por fuerza, incluso que ha...

La primera novela de JORDI REBELLÓN te sorprenderá y...Imaginad si a cada uno de vosotros os pusieran la capa de Supermán, si a todos vosotros se os otorgaran los poderes del superhéroe. ¿Qué haríais? ¿Los usariais en vuestro propio beneficio? ¿Ayudariais a los mas necesitados? ¿Acabariais con las guerras o el terrorismo? ¿Castigariais a los politicos con los que no estais de acuerdo? ¿Quien no quiso alguna vez esos poderes? Quien diga que no ¡¡miente como un bellaco!!Bautista siempre quiso ser Superman, sin embargo cuando el destino le brindo -de la manera mas inesperada e increible- la oportunidad de serlo, nunca hubiera imaginado la mision que le esperaba ni los usos en los que tendria que invertir sus super habilidades: cuidar de un bebe. Un cometido facil que nuestro protagonista penso que solventaria sin problemas. Lo que Bautista no sabia era que custodiar a ese niño seria tremendamente complicado...Jordi Rebellon, uno de los actores mas queridos del momento, nos regala una novela divertida, acida y conmovedora a partes iguales que reflexiona acerca de la importancia de ser conscientes de lo que nos rodea y de la necesidad de ser superheroes en nuestra realidad mas cercana, porque a veces las grandes misiones estan a la vuelta de la esquina.

Libro de humor sobre los hábitos y costumbres que hacen felices a los españoles.· Nos reunimos más veces en los bares que en el salón de nuestra casa; y es que nuestras cañas cuestan un euro y medio. · No llenamos de velas las habitaciones, pero tenemos sol los trescientos sesenta y cinco dias del año. · No cocinamos esponjosos bizcochos de zanahoria y jengibre porque para esponjosa tenemos nuestra tortilla de patata. Si quieres descubrir los verdaderos placeres de la vida a la española, este es tu libro. Porque nos vale tan solo con que nos digan que invita la casa, que la declaracion nos ha salido a devolver, que la pizza ya esta en camino o que los festivos caen perfectos para hacer puente. Esta claro que los españoles somos felices con pequeñas cosas.

O cachorrinho de Jesus, Yakir, agora é um anjo e adota o Brasil como seu território, tentando entender como nosso país se tornou o que é. Nessa jornada, ele vai enfrentar terríveis deusas-aranhas pags e conhecer as criaturas do nosso folclore. Recomendado para leitores adultos.

Neste conto satírico, o Sr. Fogo de Palha Cabeça-Dura, um editor de jornal pomposo, decide humilhar uma publicação rival com um editorial ousado. Determinado a parecer inteligente, ele substitui toda

Xingu lampoons the leisurely lives of six ladies who lunch. Having formed a literary club, the six pseudo-intellectuals are thrown into panic at the prospect of being visited by a famous author.With sparkling dialogue and some wry observations about the lives of the upper classes, Xingu is a biting satire on womens place in the society of the time. A superb read, with an unexpected and riotous denouement.

In Edith Whartons satirical short story "Xingu," the author explores the pretensions and absurdities of high society through the lens of a literary salon, where a group of self-congratulatory intellectuals gather to discuss literature. Written in Whartons signature prose, marked by keen observation and wit, the narrative delves into themes of cultural elitism and the superficiality of social status. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, Whartons incisive critique of her contemporaries reveals the often misguided sense of superiority that permeates the art world, reflecting a broader commentary on societal values during the Gilded Age. Edith Wharton was a pioneering American novelist and the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Literature. Her own experiences as a member of New Yorks elite shaped her understanding of the social dynamics she often scrutinized in her work. Whartons keen insights into human nature and her background in the literary circles of her time undoubtedly informed the creation of "Xingu," allowing her to dissect the pretensions of the literati with both humor and incisiveness. "Xingu" is a must-read for those fascinated by the confluence of literature and society. WhartonAos sharp humor and astute observations provide a rich, entertaining lens through which to examine themes of pretentiousness and authenticity in art. This engaging narrative not only illuminates the intricacies of social interactions but also invites readers to reflect on their own perceptions of intellectualism.

In this satirical tale, Mr. Touch-and-go Bullet-head, a pompous newspaper editor, sets out to humiliate a rival publication with a bold editorial. Determined to appear clever, he replaces every letter "o" in his article with the letter "x", believing the audience will grasp the joke and praise his wit. However, the result is a garbled, unreadable mess that turns him into the object of ridicule. Poe uses this absurd premise to mock vanity, editorial pretension, and the perils of sacrificing clarity for cleverness.

Alle sind reif fur die Insel, alle kennen Sylt, aber keiner kennt Wuust, die Perle der Nordsee, nur drei Meilen hinter dem Wind, dann links. Das muss sich andern. Skurrile Ureinwohner, deren rauer Charme noch jeden begeistert hat, und ihre nicht minder gewohnungsbedurftigen Sitten und Gebrauche erwarten Sie. Ebenso ein Papst, jede Menge Journalisten und ein Schwein na-mens Bothilde.Nur Mut, Bothilde und die Wuuster beien nicht ... jedenfalls nicht oft, eigentlich fast nie ... Was den Papst angeht, gibt es keine gesicherten Erkenntnisse. Werfen Sie sich ins Olzeug, nehmen Sie die Fahre Erik der Rote, setzen Sie uber, und dann hinein ins Abenteuer.

The cheques in the post. Im still at the office. That looks great on you. Lies make the world go round. And in this book the Would I Lie To You? team celebrates the fine art of the everyday fib.Like the deliriously funny contributions of Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell in the hugely successful panel game, here is a delightful collection of 100 fibs that all of us can recognise. Lies like: I didnt even notice she was pretty; Im working from home tomorrow; and wow, your tattoo looks really... interesting. Written in the same warm, witty and inspired tone thats made the TV show such a hit, the book uncovers the little deceptions that strike a chord with all of us. There are the lies we tell others, the lies people tell us and the lies we tell ourselves. Each entry in the book is laugh-out-loud funny, and filled with more than a little bit of painful truth.If youre a fan of the show, a lover of spot-on observational comedy, or have ever told a porky, Would I Lie To You? Presents the 100 Most Popular Lies of All Time is the book youve been waiting for.

In "Work of Art," Sinclair Lewis meticulously crafts a narrative that dissects the creative process and the turbulent interplay between art and commercialism. Set against the backdrop of post-World War I America, the novel follows a struggling artists quest for authenticity in a world increasingly driven by market forces. Lewis employs a sharp, satirical style, drawing on his keen observations of societal norms and artistic integrity. His exploration of the role of an artist in a conformist society offers a profound commentary on the dichotomy between personal ambition and public expectation, making it a poignant piece of literature reflective of its time. Sinclair Lewis, the first American to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature, was known for his incisive critiques of American life and culture. His own experiences as a writer in an era of burgeoning consumerism profoundly influenced his portrayal of the trials an artist faces. The tensions between individuality and societal pressures mirror Lewiss own struggles with commercial success and artistic integrity, lending authenticity to the protagonists journey in the narrative. "Work of Art" is a compelling read for anyone interested in the dynamics of creativity, the moral complexities of artistic production, and the societal constraints that influence the artists voice. Lewiss insights remain remarkably relevant, inviting readers to reflect on the price of true artistic expression in contemporary society.

THE BOOK IS A COLLECTION OF PUNS BASED ON PICTURES. A PUN, ALSO KNOWN AS PARONOMASIA, IS A FORM OF WORD PLAY THAT EXPLOITS MULTIPLE MEANINGS OF A TERM FOR AN INTENDED HUMOROUS OR RHETORICAL EFFECT.

The word plays of this piece are mostly based on puns.

In "Woodbarrow Farm," Jerome K. Jerome weaves a rich tapestry of rural life, illuminating the struggles and triumphs of its characters with his quintessential humor and keen observation. Set against the idyllic backdrop of the English countryside, the narrative intertwines themes of community, labor, and the enchantment of nature through a series of interlinked stories that reveal the human conditionAos complexities. Jeromes signature wit and masterful prose style evoke a vibrant literary context that balances realism with gentle satire, capturing both the beauty and harshness of farm life in a rapidly changing world. Jerome K. Jerome, best known for his novel "Three Men in a Boat," offers a delightful exploration in "Woodbarrow Farm" that reflects his own experiences and fondness for rural settings. Born in 1859 amidst the cultural shifts of Victorian England, Jeromes background as a playwright and humorist informs his unique narrative perspective, allowing him to tackle serious social themes with levity and grace. His admiration for the simplicity and authenticity of country life shines through, fostering a deep sense of connection to the landscape and its people. "Woodbarrow Farm" is an essential read for anyone intrigued by the interplay of humor and humanity within the agricultural landscape. JeromeAos engaging storytelling brings forth a nostalgic portrayal of rural existence, which resonates with both contemporary and historical readers. This book promises to charm and enlighten, making it a perfect companion for lovers of literature that celebrates the joys and tribulations of everyday life.

Renate Nottorf wurde im Jahre 1949 in Winsen an der Luhe geboren, ist dort aufgewachsen und hat unter Anderem, in ihrem Roman: DURCHGEKNALLT WIEDERGEBOREN, bereits daruber geschrieben. In diesem zweiten, autobiografischen Roman, nimmt sie Dich an die Hand und geht lachend mit Dir auf Kreuzfahrtschiffe, um die Destination Seetage zu suchen. Ob an Land auf Familienfeiern, auf hoher See auf dem FKK Deck, oder im Rettungswagen, der Klabautermann ist dabei und hat seine Finger im Spiel. Es bleibt kein Auge trocken vor Lachen, wenn die Situationen die Lachmuskeln zu Hochstleistungen animieren. Mit Delfinen schwimmen und in der Sudsee spazieren gehen, ist ebenso angesagt, wie einen Tempel im Himalaya aufzusuchen. Einfach mal 5 grade sein lassen und in der Destination Seetage humorvolle, erlebnisvolle Stunden erleben.

In "Without Prejudice," Israel Zangwill crafts a compelling narrative that delves into the complexities of identity, belonging, and societal prejudice in the early 20th century. Through a poignant blend of realism and sharp social commentary, Zangwill explores the lives of Jewish immigrants navigating the cultural chasm between their heritage and the prevailing attitudes in British society. His distinctive literary style, marked by vivid characterizations and incisive dialogues, serves to illuminate the often-overlooked struggles for inclusion and acceptance faced by marginalized communities. Zangwill, a prominent figure in the Jewish literary renaissance, was deeply influenced by his own experiences as the child of Eastern European Jewish immigrants. His commitment to social justice and his advocacy for Jewish rights informed his narrative choices in "Without Prejudice," as he sought to highlight the intersections of ethnicity, class, and gender. This novel not only reflects the anxieties of its time but also resonates with the ongoing discourse surrounding diversity and assimilation in contemporary societies. I highly recommend "Without Prejudice" to readers who are interested in the historical intricacies of immigrant experiences and the perpetual struggle against prejudice. Through Zangwills insightful prose, readers will gain a deeper understanding of societal dynamics and the enduring quest for identity and acceptance.

In "Wit, Humor, Reason, Rhetoric, Prose, Poetry and Story Woven into Eight Popular Lectures," George Washington Bain masterfully curates an engaging collection that transcends traditional lecture formats. Each section blends wit and humor with astute observations, offering a rich tapestry of rhetorical techniques. Bains style is both accessible and intellectually stimulating, embodying the spirit of late 19th-century popular oratory, a time when public discourse was infused with poetic grandeur and moral inquiry. Through these essays, Bain invites readers to ponder the essentials of human experience through laughter and reason, thus reflecting the social and cultural dynamics of his era. George Washington Bain, a noted educator and lecturer, was deeply influenced by the cultural renaissance of the late 1800s, which emphasized the importance of education and moral philosophy. His widespread engagement in public speaking and written works allowed him to hone a unique voice that married humor with profound truths. Bains commitment to the idea that communication can uplift society finds its fullest expression in this book, which encapsulates both his knowledge and dedication to the art of discourse. This collection is highly recommended for readers seeking both intellectual stimulation and entertainment. It serves as a reminder of the power of language to forge connections and challenge assumptions. Whether for students of rhetoric or casual readers interested in the interplay of humor and intellect, Bains lectures offer timeless insights that resonate with contemporary audiences.

In "Wit, Humor, Reason, Rhetoric, Prose, Poetry and Story Woven into Eight Popular Lectures," George Washington Bain presents a rich tapestry of intellectual discourse that melds humor and reason with rhetorical flair. The collection comprises eight lectures that traverse a wide range of topics, employing a lively literary style characterized by wit, rhythmic prose, and poignant anecdotes. Bains work emerges from the intellectual milieu of late 19th-century America, marked by a burgeoning interest in oratory and public speaking as art forms. He meticulously weaves together elements from both prose and poetry, appealing to diverse audiences while stimulating thoughtful reflection on human experiences and societal norms. George Washington Bain was not only an accomplished lecturer but also a fervent advocate for the development of communication skills. His experiences as a journalist and involvement in educational reform significantly influenced his approach to elucidating complex ideas through engaging narratives. Bains interests in both the art and science of rhetoric likely spurred him to create a compendium that bridges the gap between serious discourse and light-hearted engagement, making profound topics accessible to the everyday reader. This book is a must-read for those interested in the art of persuasion, the evolution of American discourse, and the critical role humor plays in communication. BainAos engaging style serves as an invitation to explore the depths of reason and wit, making it an invaluable resource for students, educators, and lovers of literature alike.

In "Wit and Humor of the Bible: A Literary Study," Marion D. Shutter delves into the rich tapestry of humor found within Biblical texts, illuminating the often-overlooked comedic elements of scripture. Employing a meticulous literary analysis, Shutter artfully navigates various genres and styles present in the Bible, from parables to proverbs, revealing how humor serves as a vehicle for deeper moral and theological insights. This pioneering work contributes to the broader field of Biblical literature, situating its comedic dimensions within historical and cultural contexts, while also engaging with contemporary literary criticism. Marion D. Shutter, an established scholar with a profound interest in Biblical studies, brings her extensive background in both literature and theology to this examination. Her dedication to uncovering the nuances of scriptural texts stems from her own experiences within academic and religious frameworks. Shutters unique perspective combines rigorous scholarship with a passion for the verbal artistry of ancient scripture, positioning her as an authority on the intersection of humor and faith. For readers keen on exploring the multifaceted nature of the Bible, Shutters work presents a compelling argument that laughter is an essential aspect of spirituality. This book is a crucial resource for theologians, literary scholars, and casual readers alike, inviting all to appreciate the richness of humor within the sacred text.