Great book to pass time during travel and laugh out even at hard times. The handpicked trivia is sure to make you a popular speaker if you plan to quote some trivia from this book combined with jokes which are guranteed to make you cry out of laughter.
Great book to pass time during travel and laugh out even at hard times. The handpicked trivia is sure to make you a popular speaker if you plan to quote some trivia from this book combined with jokes which are guranteed to make you cry out of laughter.
Jokes and Trivia...I think the joke was on me. Parts of the book were word for word the same as the last "Joke" type book I read. This book did have a few newer jokes and let me enjoy a few grins to giggles. However, several pages were not yet translated into English and had to be skipped over. Actually that was a good thing as the humor from where the jokes originated were not funny where I come from. Then the book took a religious overtone spattered with Chicken soup for the soul gibberish...you know the kind...the little anecdotes of love and cuteness that people forward in e-mails as directed by the sender..."please forward this to all those you love". Several pages were devoted to blurbs that bordered on trivia and tree-hugger material. And, at the end, I was treated to someones opinion of who people are and their strengths etc. if they were born in a certain month....a bit of trivia, the author included ALL months...I spell that...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. I invested my time in reading this book based on the title, shame on me.
Yoga has become a major part of our daily lives. It has so many benefits that it cannot be ignored. It keeps us healthy and fit, removes stress and anger, and infuses happiness into our lives. We know about many types of yoga, but one type in particular fills the body and mind with joy and laughter, which carries its own benefits. Download this FREE eBook to learn all about it today!
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When he finally finishes, an uncomf...
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Comments for "Colonel's Book of Jokes and Trivia"
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Laughteryoga Club New York
By: Vishwa Prakash
Yoga has become a major part of our daily lives. It has so many benefits that it cannot be ignored. It keeps us healthy and fit, removes stress and anger, and infuses happiness into our lives. We know about many types of yoga, but one type in particular fills the body and mind with joy and laughter, which carries its own benefits. Download this FREE eBook to learn all about it today!
The Power of Laughter
By: John Williams
Picture this. You're standing around the water cooler at the office, sharing comments about last nights favorite sitcom. Here comes "Joe the Jerk," the buffoon of the office staff. He butts in with, "have you heard the latest about the farmers daughter?" He launches into his latest off color joke completing ignoring the gender or makeup of his audience. When he finally finishes, an uncomf...