Kategoria BISAC: Humor >> Topic - Adult

In this fourth installment of his acclaimed Rants series, bestselling author, Emmy Award-winning talk-show host, and wisecracking analyst for ABC's Monday Night Football Dennis Miller makes hamburger meat out of society's most sacred cows as only he can, with the kinds of allusions that require high SAT scores -- or at least a smart crib sheet.

This time around, Miller takes on child stars with rap sheets, women with bigger muscles than his own, herbs you don't smoke, God, and football. As always, nothing is out-of-bounds.

The first book of prose published by either James Thurber or E. B. White, Is Sex Necessary? combines the humor and genius of both authors to examine those great mysteries of life -- romance, love, and marriage. A masterpiece of drollery, this 75th Anniversary Edition stands the test of time with its sidesplitting spoof of men, women, and psychologists; more than fifty funny illustrations by Thurber; and a new foreword by John Updike.

Hugleikur Gagsson's Should You Be Laughing at This? has achieved revered cult status and taken the Icelandic publishing world by storm. Of course, Iceland is a country whose national drink is called "Black Death," national dish is putrefied shark meat, and national literacy rate is 99.9%. That may give you a small idea of the dark but brilliant mind behind the shamefully addicting cartoons in this book. From the absurd to the offensive to the immoral, Dagsson includes every taboo out there. And when you find yourself snickering and cackling, you'll stop and ask yourself, "Should...

Let the squeamish beware

Watch Your F*cking Language takes a no-holds-barred approach to taboo words and expressions. It shows you how to use them to your advantage -- and have fun doing so. Building on the lessons learned in English as a Second F*cking Language, this book emphasizes traditional English swears as well as powerful (and hidden) expressions from other cultures and languages.

Through numerous examples, it puts the real language of real people into context:

FLOYD: I just heard a Dan Quayle speech. It was really f*cking confusing.
RUBY: I...

Illustrated in a spare and simple style, Return of the Bunny Suicides is a collection of hilarious and outrageous cartoons that will appeal to anyone in touch with their evil...

"I succeeded It is clear that my superb parenting skills paid off. The Author, Michael Ryan, tells the A to Zs of shit taking. He demonstrates his expertise on the always funny material of the infamous #2." --Proud Father of Author Michael Ryan, who's wife wouldn't let him give his first name

"The Dirtiest Toilet Humor Book Ever" was written for...

And the fun does not stop. There are malls to survive, markets to conquer and questions to answer like: Why does the famous saying "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" work only as a slogan for the Braille Institute?

From "Cucumbers in the Clinic" to "Let Me Eat Cake," all the stories and spoofs in "Where Can I Be Decaffeinated?" revel in the...

These are all real names, of real people, and yet some of them are so outrageous that it is hard to believe that they could belong to real people.

Yet they do.

Names like Dick LaCock. And Dick Horny. Dick Police. And Dick Soup.

But Larry Rogak has done more than just find all these funny...

Have you ever heard, read or witnessed something that was painfully trite, irritatingly cliche or just plain obvious and overused? Was it said, written or done with a befuddling sense of innovation and originality when it is commonly thought of as hackneyed and worn out? If it made you wince, cringe or exhale in frustration, then this is the book for you.

"Tastes like Chicken: 101 Things We Should Never Say or Do Again," is a list of the most annoying and maddening examples of these platitudes, (the unoriginal, expressed enthusiastically as original).

Author Bryson Lang has rounded...

Filled with wit and wisdom, "Thirty-Five Years of Bologna" is the true story of Mike Pappas, a deli Manager who served up more bologna during his career than he cares to recall.

Like a novel that interacts with a community of voices, Pappas writes in a style that involves the casual advice he picks up from his customers and some co-workers along the way. "Thirty-Five Years of Bologna" follows Pappas as he becomes a husband, father, and deli Manager and shares how he juggled working long hours with his busy home life.

Pappas candidly retells humorous situations about an ever-changing...