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For the past 15 years, The Funny Times has been among America's funniest publications. Now, for the first time, the funniest of the funny material from The Funny Times is being published as a book (and did we mention it's a funny one?). Every month, the editors of The Funny Times scour America's newspapers, magazines, and random refrigerators to collect the very best cartoons, columns, and essays and offer them in one place. Now for the first time they have whittled down their best stuff into a super best of The Funny Times. You want funny? This book's got funny: Dave Barry, Matt Groening, Garrison Keillor, Lynda Barry, Hunter S. Thompson, Spalding Gray, P.J. O'Rourke, and plenty more of the best humorists and cartoonists at work today. And stuff like Caveguy Magazine (Fire: What the Hell Is It?) and You Know You Don't Have a Life When . . . (everything in your living room is pointing toward the TV). Last we checked, Best Bathroom Book was not a category at the National Book Awards, so we don't have our hopes up on that score . . . but if there were such a category ...

AMOS TARR: Native Son is written from John Cook's personal "you can't make this stuff up" recollections. Witty and disarming, this novel is laugh-out-loud funny. Without question, West Virginia is different and this book shows you why. Follow Amos from one hilarious adventure to another as he pursues Louise Mayhue, the woman of his dreams. Meet Amos' brother Tommy, a lawyer constantly searching for the big case; the old Schrader sisters and their cigarette-smoking monkey; Amos' friend Ronnie, a genuine redneck, whose special talent is dynamite fishing. The minister, the Japanese, and many more will convince you that everything you've heard about West Virginia is true. It's all here in John Cook's wickedly funny and politically incorrect examination of life in his native state.

Terrific Whatzit - The Terrific Whatzit (real name Merton McSnurtle, also known as McSnurtle the Turtle) was a funny animal superhero who appeared in stories published by DC Comics. DC's first funny animal superhero, the Terrific Whatzit first appeared in Funny Stuff #1 (Summer 1944), and was created by Martin Naydel.

Hot Stuff the Little Devil - Hot Stuff the Little Devil is a comic book character who first appeared in Hot Stuff #1, published by Harvey Comics in October 1957. Imbued with a mischievous personality and scorchingly hot skin, Hot Stuff appears as a vermillion red, childish-looking devil who wears baby diapers and carries a magical pitchfork.

A Place For My Stuff - A Place For My Stuff is United States comedian George Carlin's eighth comedy album. Unlike his previous albums, which consisted entirely of stand-up performance, A Place For My Stuff contains a number of studio-recorded tracks, typically poking fun at the format and candor of community radio, commercials, and television.

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